Developments

UNSW launches Australia’s largest Makerspace network with several distinct labs across its campuses, enabling collaborative and open access to powerful machinery. 

Campus transformation projects Science and Engineering Building, Electrical Engineering Building and Biosciences North Building win industry awards for 2019. 

New $8m radiocarbon dating facility to generate urgently-needed data on climate change. 

The Sir John Clancy Auditorium foyer refurbishment works are now complete with gleaming gold shingles making a stunning entrance.  

Esme Timbery - a famous shellworker, Bidigal elder and senior artist from the La Perouse Aboriginal community - is made patron of the Creative Practice Lab. 

UNSW revealed an exciting vision to shape our future campus into a thriving and collaborative university “city,” at the annual Town and Gown event.&nb

Follow the UNSW Jacaranda trail to spot them all. 

The new multidisciplinary space offers teaching and research spaces for Engineering, Science, and Arts & Social Sciences.

The renewed building has been transformed from the inside, adding a new dimension to the world-class research, teaching and learning at UNSW.

90% of stormwater that falls on UNSW Kensington campus will be returned to an underground water supply.

The beautiful and diverse learning, research and teaching building came first in the category ‘Excellence in Construction – Tertiary Education Buildings over $100M’.

The Red Centre's newly refurbished shared student space located on the ground and mezzanine floors are now open!

UNSW’s sustainability credentials have been recognised in the Keep Australia Beautiful NSW Sustainable Cities Awards.

The first stage of works as part of the NSW Government Randwick Campus Redevelopment will commence in early October 2018.

UNSW has partnered with TransGrid in a Tesla battery trial to drive energy innovation and research.

The UNSW Bookshop is being transformed into a vibrant, cultural place that fosters intellectual leadership and collaboration both within UNSW and the broader community.

The Hilmer Building and the Centre of Excellence for Quantum Computation and Communication Technology (CQC2T) have received awards at two hallmark building and architecture industry events.