The new Multipurpose Hall at Browns Plains State High School gives students and the local community a flexible space for indoor sport, performing arts, school events and community activities. Delivered for the Queensland Department of Education, the $18.7 million facility can also operate as a community health hub.
With a large, high-use space like this, comfort and fresh air are essential. Natural ventilation through automated louvres helps keep the hall comfortable without relying solely on mechanical cooling.
Our Scope
Blue Squared were engaged by Fit-out Glass to supply and install the louvre automation for the hall’s natural ventilation system.
The installation included:
- 3 WindowMaster WSC320P control panels
- Automated louvres in the hall
- Wall switch control for staff operation
System Performance & Control
The system was designed with simplicity in mind. A wall switch gives staff direct control over the louvres, so they can open them to bring in fresh air or close them as conditions change.
This gives the school an easy, reliable way to manage airflow throughout the day, whether the hall is being used for PE classes, performances or community events.
Outcome
The Multipurpose Hall provides a versatile, comfortable space for students and the wider Browns Plains community.
Blue Squared’s louvre automation supports the hall’s natural ventilation, giving staff simple control over fresh air and helping create a healthier environment for everyone using the space.
Site:
Browns Plains State High School Multipurpose Hall
Location:
Browns Plains, Queensland
Client:
Fit-Out Glass
Builders:
BADGE Constructions
Architects:
COX Architecture
Photography: TBC


