UniSC Moreton Bay Campus Expansion

The expansion of the Moreton Bay Campus introduces three new buildings that enhance teaching, research, and student recreation through sustainable design practices, including the use of prefabricated engineered timber. Activated building frontages blur the line between formal learning environments and informal landscaped social areas, creating flexible spaces that encourage connection and engagement among students and the wider community.

Students walking up the feature stairs, with level ID wayfinding visible.
A close up detail of the cut-out level ID signage.

Wayfinding is integrated with the timber interior finishes, establishing a refined visual language that celebrates the buildings’ natural materiality. A cut-out framing approach embeds signage within the architecture, creating continuity between built form and visual communication.

Lift directory wayfinding.
A braille and tactile detail shot of the lift directory signage.
Level ID sign in the foreground, with directional wayfinding in the background.
Braille and tactile wooden directional signage with universal pictograms.

Simple timber panels allow the natural grain to become a defining feature, reinforcing warmth and authenticity throughout the campus. Braille and tactile elements are incorporated across the system, ensuring accessibility and inclusivity are central to the wayfinding experience.

Internal staircase view.
External view of the building.

Image credits: Angus Martin