Civic
Building Stronger Communities Through Design
Civic architecture plays a vital role in shaping how people connect, engage, and thrive. At Slavin Architects, we design community-focused spaces that are inclusive, resilient, and deeply responsive to the people and places they serve across Western Australia.
Bert Jeffrey Park Changerooms
Bert Jeffrey Park, Murdoch
Wireless Hill Museum
Wireless Hill Reserve
Webber Reserve Changerooms
Webber Reserve, Willagee
Changing Places
Canning Civic Gardens, Cannington
Clifton Park Changerooms
Clifton Park
Sandra Donovan Soundshell
Manjimup Timber and Heritage Park
Woodloes Homestead
Woodloes Street, Cannington
Queens Park Changerooms & Community Hall
Queens Park Reserve, Treasure Rd, Queens Park
Canning Town Hall
Cnr George St West and Albany Hwy, Cannington
How it Works: Designing Civic and Community Spaces
Our civic architecture projects begin with a clear understanding of community needs, aspirations, and context. We engage stakeholders early and often – through workshops, consultation, and collaboration – ensuring each space reflects shared values and local identity.
We design with longevity, accessibility, and environmental performance front of mind. Whether creating cultural centres, libraries, community hubs, or public amenities, our civic and public space designs are grounded in thoughtful planning, sustainable design strategies, and enduring materiality.
We see civic architecture as a platform for connection – where the built environment fosters belonging, supports wellbeing, and contributes to the social and ecological fabric of the community. Each project is an opportunity to strengthen place, build relationships, and leave a lasting public legacy.