Ormond has a set of ‘ghost’ structures that have burnt down, been demolished, or were never built.
Buildings Stories
From Masters to Musicians
With its mid-century design flair, Ormond’s 1950s Master’s Lodge now makes a perfect focus for music and design at the College.
A common space for all
The JCR was and is a common space for all: adaptable, changeable and an integral part of College life.
Tabling the past
The table tops in the Junior Common Room (JCR) are a beautiful synergy of old and new.
Mid-century marvellous
Designed by renowned architects, Ormond’s modernist buildings are ground-breaking and significant.
Room to move
From cosy fireplaces to chunky laptops, a look back at over a century of student rooms.
140 years in 20 seconds
Views of Ormond over 140 years, from a magnificent building in a cow paddock to the lush gardens we enjoy today.
Gothic splendour
Ormond’s glorious buildings tell the story of our founders’ aims.
Then & Now: McCaughey Court
Designed by renowned architect Frederick Romberg, McCaughey Court was a daring modernist icon when it opened in 1968 and is no less distinctive today.
Then & Now: Ormond from above
Ormond and its neighbours have changed enormously since 1956, from the creation of St Hilda’s College next door to new Graduate and Wade Institute Buildings at Ormond.