Newington required a space that could support their extensive Technology and Design Program. The Newington Technology project involved the consolidation of 4 existing buildings, including the original Thomas Rowe Founders Building, with new infill construction, creating an integrated Design and Technology Facility.

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New accessible circulation links included generous research and meeting areas for students creating a lively a stimulating educational environment, maximising visual interactivity and showcasing the leading edge technology equipment included 3-D and laser printing units.

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Exposed heritage sandstone walls displayed Newington's history and future and innovative concepts, including a presentation and discussion mode platform based lecture facility.