Fulton Trotter Architects were engaged by St Patrick’s College, Campbelltown to develop a new Master Plan for their campus. The resulting Master Plan celebrates the gardens and green spaces around the campus – in particular the oval, or ‘Village Green’ space at the centre of the site.
Fulton Trotter Architects has worked with Ambrose Treacy College for the past 10 years, and we are very proud to share the recently completed Senior School Precinct. This is the third stage of the Senior School Master Plan developed with the College. The Senior Precinct comprises of three educational buildings each with their own character and linked along the leafy ridgeline of the site.
Fulton Trotter Architects have been working with the college for almost 10 years, commencing with the development of the Master Plan in 2010. Since then six additional stages have been completed, successfully creating a community of buildings which are non-institutional in character.
Does it really matter how our students present themselves for school?
A tie, pulled up socks, a blazer, hat, track suit or board shorts?
Well yes and no! Schools will have very different policies around uniform, but they all will have given the matter considerable thought based on a range of processes and issues including…
On the 27th of June, the AIA hosted their first event organised by the Gender Equity Committee QLD titled “Flexibility- We’re doing it- why aren’t you?” Along with over 100 other audience members, we had the pleasure of watching Director, Katerina Dracopoulos represent Fulton Trotter as one of four keynote speakers from local Architectural practices of varying sizes.
This semester Director, Paul Trotter was one of the three studio leaders for the Masters of Architecture, final year design at QUT.
Paul set his students a challenging project in the form of a new Vertical High School in the CBD of Durban South Africa!
The title theme of our forum was…Dazed or Dazzling: How Will our Elders Live? So lets start there… or to make it more personal ‘how would you like to live, when you get there? Because lets face it, we are all getting older and the time will come.
And perhaps the more important question is… ‘How would you like to die?’
Our Lady of Mercy College at Burraneer was on show during the recent Learning Environments Australasia Conference, ‘Three Rs In the Exponential Age’.
From the desk of Nathan Hildebrandt, Director Over the years I have worked on projects where we have encountered the need to sift through countless documents and drawings that clients have stored in drawers or on hard drives or servers.
For most of us Monday is just another day, we do the things we do every day: talk to clients, deliver projects, work through the details.
On Friday 8th June, Fulton Trotter Architects were deeply saddened to receive word of the passing of our retired partner and longest serving team member, Frank Moss.
John Wesley Gardens, residential aged care community, has been an important part of the Geebung landscape in Queensland for over fifty years.
An eight metre high climbing wall features prominently in the newly completed humanities and physical education centre at Faith Lutheran College (FLC), Plainland, situated in the picturesque Lockyer Valley, Queensland.
Bond Bryan Digital (UK) and Fulton Trotter Digital (AUST) today announce their strategic alliance.
Today Fulton Trotter Architects announce the launch of their new brand ‘Fulton Trotter Digital.
Seventy-year-old firm, Fulton Trotter Architects, are continuing to look forward and plan for the future with the recent promotion of Belinda Douglas to Senior Associate.
Fulton Trotter Architects, celebrating 70 years of architectural practice, is appointing five new Directors.
Our Lady of Mercy College (OLMC), at Burraneer in Sydney, has seen the completion of a 4 year Master Plan, revitalising their entire campus and investing in students, current and future.
Building Information Modelling (BIM) is said to be the biggest transformer of architectural practice since the introduction of computers.
Belinda Douglas and Justine Ebzery attended the 14th National Rural Health Conference in Cairns earlier this year.