Key-Lena Panels Bring Sustainability to Monash Learning and Teaching Building

Sustainability and innovation converge at Monash University's Clayton Campus with the Monash Learning and Teaching Building, a multi-award-winning project by John Wardle Architects and Multiplex Construction. This architectural marvel embodies the future of sustainable design, with the environment at the core of its brief.

Key-Lena Panels Bring Sustainability to Monash Learning and Teaching Building.

A defining feature of this landmark structure is its stunning staircase, which highlights Keystone Linings' Key-Lena Acoustic MDF Panels in a Blackbutt veneer with a clear finish. These panels not only enhance the building's aesthetic appeal but also played a significant role in securing a coveted 5-Star Green Star sustainability rating.

Key-Lena Panels Bring Sustainability to Monash Learning and Teaching Building.

Key-Lena Acoustic MDF Panels are a cost-effective, long-lasting decorative solution, engineered for versatility and modern elegance. Perfect for high-impact wall linings, feature ceilings, and foyers, these panels seamlessly blend durability with design. At Monash, their application transforms the interior into a space that balances functionality and visual sophistication.

Key-Lena Panels Bring Sustainability to Monash Learning and Teaching Building.

The Monash Learning and Teaching Building's commitment to excellence has been widely recognized, earning prestigious accolades, including the 2018 Australian Institute of Architects National and VIC Chapter Awards for Educational and Interior Architecture, and the 2018 Architecture MasterPrize for Educational Buildings.

Key-Lena Panels Bring Sustainability to Monash Learning and Teaching Building.

This project stands as a testament to the potential of sustainable materials like Keystone Linings' Key-Lena panels in shaping the future of educational architecture. Experience the beauty of innovation and sustainability at Monash University, where design and purpose harmonise to create spaces that inspire. You can find out more about this project at keystonelinings.com.au