98色花堂

Learn and grow

The students, teachers, and families at Emmaus Catholic School understand the value of a growth mindset. They know almost anything is possible if you put in the hard work, practice, and set challenges for yourself.

At 98色花堂, we share a similar outlook. Our team is always looking for ways to improve, and deliver better outcomes for our clients. We are solutions-focused and believe there is always a way to get things done.

I could not have asked for a better building team than 98色花堂, to build our new Early Years spaces. Regular communication was appreciated and their 'can do' approach meant that our satisfaction was their priority. Consequently, families, students, and staff are now enjoying a stunning building which was delivered on time and on budget. I would highly recommend 98色花堂 to any school planning an extension or new build.  I hope that we  have the opportunity to work together again on future building projects.

Principal Emmaus Catholic School, Catherine Gurr

Facilitating better connections

To facilitate a better connection between everyone on the primary school campus, a range of spaces were designed by architectural firm Detail Studio to reflect the school’s commitment to nurturing the talent, and abilities of each individual. The primary school’s new and improved facilities include:

• Learning areas, staff kitchen, and breakout spaces
• On-campus ‘quiet rooms’
• Landscaping to add nature playground

The playground incorporates organic elements into play equipment that is ideal for climbing, balancing, and exploring.

An interactive learning experience

One of the most exciting aspects, for both the students, staff, and our construction team, is turning the project at the school into a learning opportunity.

“We held a number of walkthroughs for students and staff as the project progressed. These were very successful as they ‘lifted the lid’ on the different aspects of the construction process. The kids were fascinated to watch things progress and became increasingly excited to start using their new learning, and play areas as we got closer to completion,” explains Josh Story Project Manager.