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Architects: McBride Charles Ryan
- Area: 2870 m²
- Year: 2015
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Photographs:John Gollings
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Manufacturers: PFLEIDERER, Fisher & Paykel, Schneider Electric, Ampac, Benchtop City, Britex, Broen, Caesarstone, Caroma, Cavalier Bremworth, Clipsal, Comcork, Cultured Stone, Ella Panel, Enware, Escenium HAUS, Fumex Me, Helio Screen, Holyoake, JD MacDonald, +10
Text description provided by the architects. Ivanhoe Grammar School is a co-educational school established in Ivanhoe in 1920. The Plenty Campus of Ivanhoe Grammar School was, until quite recently, surrounded by a rural setting punctuated by magnificent red river gums. Despite the encroaching suburbs, the school has retained a character where the native landscape flavour dominates the campus. At the heart of the campus, the original buildings are set out in a formal arrangement based on the metaphor of the Town Square. Subsequent additions to the campus, executed in a variety of architectural styles, have a looser relationship with this formal centre.
