What will the education spaces of the twenty-first century look like? In this highly respected speaker program presented by Artichoke magazine, we explore how designers are creating environments that facilitate new ways of learning.
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10 James Street,
Fortitude Valley Brisbane QLD
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Ravenswood School For Girls in Sydney, New South Wales by BVN Donovan Hill. Photography: John Gollings.
Speakers.
Michael Lavery
Director, m3architecture
Michael Lavery is a director of m3architecture, a firm which seeks to advance educational design through its work with schools and universities. The practice also engages placemaking methods in these projects to assist in teaching and learning.
Associate Director of Learning and Teaching Innovation, QUT
Sheona Thomson is associate director (academic) of Learning and Teaching Innovation at QUT. Her work fosters the student learning experience through new models, strategies, tactics and resources.
Bill is a principal architect at BVN and a natural-born disruptor. He has an innate way of creatively responding to client briefs and forming a narrative through his design response – all while keeping clients, collaborators, stakeholders and team members captivated.
Across the various sectors, cities and countries he has worked in, Bill fundamentally designs for people. His passion is empowering communities to be involved in the design process; this has resulted in libraries that are loved by their communities, workplaces that inspire, and education facilities that champion emerging pedagogies.
