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Update on Banyule-Nillumbik Tech School Progress

Writer's picture: Tectura ArchitectsTectura Architects
Oct 24, 20171 min read

Tectura has been collaborating with the Victorian State Government and Melbourne Polytechnic to provide much-needed facilities to bridge the gap between high school and tertiary education. Due to open in mid-2018, the new Tech School aims to equip students with an innovation mind frame in a rapidly changing global economy, with an emphasis on vital science, technology, engineering and mathematics (STEM) skills.


Marc Blanks, Executive Director of Banyule-Nillumbik and Whittlesea Tech Schools, gives an update on the successes and progress of the Tech School scheme in an online newsletter. To read his article, go to:



A virtual walk-through of the Banyule-Nillumbik Tech School can be viewed below:



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A valued asset to Melbourne Polytechnic’s refurbished Greensborough Campus is the Melbourne Innovation Centre, an internationally acclaimed business incubator providing expertise, training, programs and networks to help grow sustainable business enterprises, create work opportunities and boost economic development.

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At the Greensborough facility there is a collaborative working space for up to 30 people, as well as 24 offices—including some with sliding partitions to form larger areas—a breakout area and a mixture of small-to-medium-sized meeting rooms.

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The success of the Melbourne Innovation Centre is contingent upon the cross-pollination of ideas. Tectura’s design supports this by providing a plethora of flexible work spaces to choose from to nurture spontaneous discussion and idea generation.

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