Project Case Studies

Discover how LGA Enhanced Educational Spaces with Capral Aluminium Systems and Amplimesh SupaScreen Security

PCW Commercial Windows was proud to be the selected supplier of commercial glazing solutions for the entire project, demonstrating its expertise in managing the complexities of modern educational architecture.

U-MAX® thermal break frames were used for the La Trobe University Molecular Sciences building to achieve the desired energy efficiency rating and design flexibility.

The Annie Hughston Centre responds to the learning challenges of today and tomorrow with Capral's AGS Commercial 300 Narrowline framing system.

Capral's window systems allowed the student accommodation to shine and provide a pleasant interior environment for the students.

A Cathedral of Learning 720km from the capital of Western Australia, recently reinvigorated to maximise light in learning areas and create several courtyard spaces between buildings.

Ballarat Grammar’s 5/6 Centre beautifully displays Capral’s impressive capacities within a future-focused educational setting.

Transformed as part of the WA Schools program, the project uses locally manufactured Capral systems to their full advantage offering a fresh perspective on a heritage educational facility.

To see what a sensitive, forward-thinking renovation can bring to the table, look no further than Macquarie University’s revitalised Lincoln Building.

Housing innovative learning spaces within an unforgettable exterior, the ECU science building exemplifies the architect’s efforts to meld form and function at the highest technological level.

The Nicholas Learning Centre, at Methodist Ladies’ College, Melbourne, embodies the benefits of learning within a conceptually adventurous setting.

Tackling a complex project often brings out the best in a team. This was certainly the case when PCW Commercial Windows took on the challenge of San Clemente High School’s new Multi-Purpose Hall, defined by its inventive application of high-performance materials.

The recent refurbishment of St James’ Catholic Primary School in Brighton Victoria flagged a number of design challenges – how can traditions be sensitively updated? Could St James Primary School’s rich traditions be visually referenced with the use of contemporary building materials to take the school confidently into the future?

The vibrant colours and spaces featured in the Our Place Early Learning Centre, located in the Melbourne suburb of Elsternwick, showcases a range of Capral products used in its construction.

When St Pius X High School decided on a new library to reflect their ambitious academic program, PCW Windows were quick to throw their hat in the ring.