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Panorama of Swinburne architecture
February 2014 - Panorama of Swinburne architecture – Swinburne’s significant, century-plus history is nowhere more evident than in the heritage architecture at the Hawthorn campus. The ATC and now the AMDC boldly stake a claim for Swinburne’s clear fix on the future. Part of a 2014 exhibition of photographic works featuring the construction of Swinburne's Advanced Technologies Centre (ATC) and Advanced Manufacturing and Design Centre (AMDC), by Peter Garnick
AMDC lecture theatre level 4 viewing portal
February 2014 – AMDC lecture theatre level 4 viewing portal – The state-of-the-art designed building will be approximately 17,000 square metres in size spread over ten storeys. The building includes open study areas, an auditorium spanning two floors, research laboratories, academic offices, as well as sky gardens. Part of a 2014 exhibition of photographic works featuring the construction of Swinburne's Advanced Technologies Centre (ATC) and Advanced Manufacturing and Design Centre (AMDC), by Peter Garnick
The factory of the future, AMDC, May 2013
May 2013 – Behind the Victorian façade, the embryonic Factory of the Future is a vivid juxtaposition of the past with the future. Part of a 2014 exhibition of photographic works featuring the construction of Swinburne's Advanced Technologies Centre (ATC) and Advanced Manufacturing and Design Centre (AMDC), by Peter Garnick
Preserving the AMDC's Victorian façade, 2012
October 2012 – This was the view from what would become the entrance to the Factory of the Future. Evident was the care and attention given to the historic façade, which was skilfully supported and protected throughout construction. Part of a 2014 exhibition of photographic works featuring the construction of Swinburne's Advanced Technologies Centre (ATC) and Advanced Manufacturing and Design Centre (AMDC), by Peter Garnick
Reflections of AMDC's Victorian façade
Detailed planning and significant resources were invested in the careful preservation of the historic Burwood Road frontage. Part of a 2014 exhibition of photographic works featuring the construction of Swinburne's Advanced Technologies Centre (ATC) and Advanced Manufacturing and Design Centre (AMDC), by Peter Garnick
AMDC construction of level 6 studios for design
February 2014 – Level 6 Technology studios for design - The relocation of Swinburne’s School of Design back to the Hawthorn campus and the AMDC acknowledged Design’s status as one of the ‘jewels in the crown’. Part of a 2014 exhibition of photographic works featuring the construction of Swinburne's Advanced Technologies Centre (ATC) and Advanced Manufacturing and Design Centre (AMDC), by Peter Garnick
Russell Crawford, presenter Swinburne Travelling Science Show
Russell, Crawford, presenter Swinburne Travelling Science Show
Students visit the engineering equipment
Students on a school visit to the Engineering equipment laboratories 1981
Marnie Brown and Sasha Bettany
Marnie Brown and Sasha Bettany, Year 9 Mentone Girls’ Grammar School students, participating as mysterious sources of power during the presentation at the Swinburne Travelling Science Show. Photograph originally appeared in the Swinburne Newsletter 3 July 1986