The redevelopment of University of Melbourne’s existing library into a Student Learning Centre (SLC) embraces the new Melbourne model of teaching and has contributed to the university’s on-campus experience.
The SLC fosters the idea of a community of learners and celebrates the tradition and excellence of the Engineering Faculty, acting as the life and centre of the faculty.
The redevelopment facilitates collaborative learning by providing a number of formal and informal spaces, acting as a point for interaction and social activity in an adaptable environment.
It includes two pivotal classrooms – each accommodating classes of 60 students – and associated formal and informal study areas. These formal classroom settings are designed to support collaborative learning approaches. While the informal study areas provide a place for students to continue work after class, to work in groups and as individuals, or a place simply to socialise.
