This childcare centre in Sydney’s Vaucluse looks to match innovative design with educational philosophy. A collaboration between Melbourne interior designer Danielle Brustman, SJB Architects and Supercontext Architecture, the project extended beyond typical educational design norms to offer a bespoke environment that fosters a sense of well-being among educators and students alike. “Our design strategy was meticulously developed to connect children with educators, nature, and the broader community,” Danielle explains. “This connection is facilitated through the thoughtful layout of indoor and outdoor spaces across three levels, each offering immersive thematic experiences.” The ground floor portrays water elements like boats and seas, while the first floor draws inspiration from sky elements like sunsets and clouds. Each space is crafted to stimulate the imagination and enhance learning experiences, deeply rooted in the natural beauty of the surrounding harbour.

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