Armstrong Creek Library
Location
Armstrong Creek Victoria
Designer
Buchan Group
Photographer
Nicholson Construction
Biyal-a Armstrong Creek Library is a distinctive new landmark in the heart of the Armstrong Creek Town Centre, the $21.8 million library and community hub spans 2,500 square metres across three storeys. It contains more than 30,000 new books and resources and features a children’s story time area, outdoor terraces and multipurpose and creative spaces.
Buchan’s architecture and interior design team worked closely with the Wadawurrung Traditional Owners Aboriginal Corporation and the City of Greater Geelong to inform both the design concept and cultural overlay.
The ‘Living Water’ narrative embedded in the design respects and embraces the valley-scape’s Wadawurrung living cultural heritage.
Lain was contracted to supply the loose furniture for this projects.
Testimonials
“We recently had the pleasure of working with Lain for the Biyal-a Armstrong Creek Library and I must say, their service and products exceeded our expectations. It was easy to discuss our requirements and concerns.
What impressed us most was the effort put into providing samples , including fabric samples for our review, ensuring we made informed decisions about the furniture. We ultimately proceeded with armchairs, ottomans and tables from Lain, and the outcome on-site looks amazing.
Lain’s customer service is great, and their products offer great value for money. We are satisfied with our experience and look forward to collaborating with Lain on future projects. Lain’s dedication and expertise made the process seamless. Keep up the fantastic work!“
Dominika Piechowski (Senior Interior Designer) – Buchan Group
“Lain Furniture were engaged to provide a large quantity of furniture and workstations for a library and community centre in Armstrong Creek. The furniture provided is of a very good quality and value for money. Lain was very professional in working through the selection process and provided a service that was over and above expectations. I hope to work with Lain again in the not too distant future.”