| Salvation
Army Corps
Batemans Bay
The increasing numbers of people involved in the Corps and growing
needs in the area has led to the Army constructing a new Corps as
a centre of community and a place of worship. Underlying design
issues include: |
| > | keeping costs low through use of a simple building form, repeated structural frame and integration of low-cost robust materials. |
| > | creating externally-focused rooms, organised around a series of garden courtyards stepping down the site, as places to meet and areas for activities. |
| > | establishing several multi-function rooms oriented to differing group sizes and needs, from counselling to large meetings. |
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Batemans Bay Corps
| Aged
Care |
