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15 October 2019

The evolving trends affecting education design

Ruth Wilson defines the differences in education design between universities and TAFE

Architectus Principal and Melbourne Studio Leader Ruth Wilson and a panel of industry experts will discuss the evolving trends that affect education design at the 2019 Design Speaks’ Old School/New School forum.

Exploring different higher-education typologies, Ruth will identify the design challenges faced for universities vs. TAFE, the role that technology plays in shaping these, and how they will influence the future of education design.

Figure 1: Bendigo TAFE – Building G

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