Episode 120: Victoria University City Tower, a study in Modernising Historic Buildings for Today's Educational Needs
Episode 120: Victoria University City Tower, a study in Modernising Historic Buildings for Today's Educational Needs

Episode 120: Victoria University City Tower, a study in Modernising Historic Buildings for Today's Educational Needs

Justin Vasquez

36 min
Arts & Philosophy
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<p>Clare Connan Senior Associate, Woods Bagot Architect and Stewart Lock,  Principal of Jackson Architecture explain the complexity and challenges in redesigning the Victoria University tower in Melbourne.<br/><br/>From incorporating the 32-story glass tower onto a super-tight site to understanding the sites past as a one-time early 20th century STD clinic, the trials and tribulations of adaptive and heritage redesign, Clare and Stewart explain how they managed to deliver a structure that now holds the title of the Southern Hemisphere’s tallest university building.<br/><br/><a href='https://www.architectureanddesign.com.au/Suppliers/Am-Boss-Access-Ladders'>AM-BOSS</a> is the 2022 Sponsor of our Education series of podcasts.</p><p><br/></p>

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