The project is for Pathways Foundation, a harm minimisation programme for youth. They have been lent land on which they are currently building ecotoilets. They have requested assistance with Design research, conceptual design, construction documentation, consultant liaison for a bush kitchen, large covered gathering space, and storage shed. Materials would mainly be timber and adobe bricks. There are no services on site.
The budget is low (under $50,000) and most labour will be volunteer. The programme is not yet confirmed. All prospective Service Providers should be Architects for Peace members.
Note: this project is not the work of arch-peace, but reflects the early stage of our team and we will always treasure the experience we earned.
Glen Park Men’s Shelter
This community centre locates within the Maroondah City Council and have formed a working party. They were looking to expand on the Men’s Shed project that that they already run.
The working group recently put a proposal into Council for some land at GlenPark to build a new Men’s Shed. Council have agreed to this in principal,but require that the group get a proposal drawn up.
Hayball Leonard Stent are offering the opportunity to mentor a graduate architect, by employing them full or part-time, to assist in this project. This graduate will receive support from other staff.
Note: this project is not the work of arch-peace, but reflects the early stage of our team and we will always treasure the experience we earned.
Youth and Community Services Complex in Warrnambool
Note: this project is not the work of arch-peace, but reflects the experience of Su Mellersh-Lucas (Architects for Peace member), in pro-bono work. This is an example of the type of work that Architects for Peace will facilitate.
Client: Brophy Youth and Community Services, Warrnambool.
The development of a new Youth and Community Services Complex in Warrnambool to house a range of pro-active future-proofing services targeted specifically at youth within a youth-friendly environment.
Art Unlimited Outdoor Removable Pergola Structure
Note: this project is not the work of arch-peace, but reflects the experience of Ellen-Mary Terril (Architects for Peace member), in pro-bono work. This is an example of the type of work that Architects for Peace will facilitate
Art Unlimited Outdoor Removable Pergola StructureThis is a verbal project summary - Art Unlimited Outdoor Removable Pergola Structure. I will follow with some images of the site.The proposed pergola occupies a small area within the south-eastern courtyard of the Old Geelong Jail, in an area occupied by the tenants ‘Art Unlimited’, an organisation affiliated with St. Laurence who provides recreational art workshops to adults with disabilities. The purpose of this space is to provide a recreational outdoor space to the clients and staff of Art Unlimited who occupy an area facing onto this courtyard, and to utilise the ambience of the garden space.
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