TFA heads back to school

Snaps from our visit to the recently completed Port School middle years redevelopment .

It’s not often that we visit our projects together – most require two planes and a 4WD to get there! The visit was all the more special because we were joined by Andrew and Rosie from our Sydney studio and Kevin Wilson , who worked with students to create an artwork for the perforated metal screen.

While only one week into the school year, we loved hearing the positive impact that the new precinct is having on students and staff at this important school.

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