May 7, 2013
Exemplifying Contemporary Design.
At a modest 120 years of age.



Nestled in Melbourne’s inner suburbs the Bastow Institute of Educational Leadership bridges the gap between the old and the new. Originally built as a school in 1882 by Henry Robert Bastow, it is the ideal setting for a forward thinking educational facility.
Boasting an array of design features it was awarded the best facade of 2012 by the AWCI. At the heart of this heritage listed building is a unique stair. While complimenting the past with a classic style of balustrade, it remains contemporary with modern spotted gum steps flooded by light.
View our ‘Bastow Institute’ project here.
Project by Cockram
Photography by Sarah Louise Jackson