08/10/2026
Archisoul has added educational architecture to our increasingly diverse portfolio with this new independent school in Sydney’s West.
Gobind Sarvar Primary School in Mount Druitt is the first school we’ve designed and it will be Australia’s first Sikh school when it opens next year.
In keeping with Archisoul’s sustainability focus, this project is an excellent example of adaptive reuse: the practice of repurposing an existing building for a new function beyond its original design intention. It’s more than a renovation. It’s a reimagining. Adaptive reuse seeks to preserve a building’s core structure and materials while making it fit for a new purpose. It avoids the waste and energy consumption entailed in demolition and new construction while extending the life cycle of our existing built environment.
In this case, we had to completely redesign the internal layout of an old RTA office to produce a compliant Class 9b building that also meets the spatial and functional standards required for a primary school.
We are delighted to announce that we obtained DA approval in record time, organised the Construction Certificate asap, and building works are now underway.
For more information on this project and Archisoul's portfolio of work, visit https://archisoul.com.au/contemporary-architecture-portfolio/
To learn more about Sydney's first Sikh school, visit www.gobindsarvar.nsw.edu.au