University of Sydney Business School / Woods Bagot
In a strategic move to consolidate its facilities across nine buildings on the Camperdown/Darlington campuses, Woods Bagot designed the flagship home for the new University of Sydney Business School. Catering to over 6,000 students, the project includes three 550-seat lecture theatres, eight 100-seat study rooms, 40 seminar rooms, a learning hub and 1,500 sqm of informal learning space.Â
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Architects: Woods Bagot
Location: Sydney NSW, Australia
Area: 35000.0 m2
Project Year: 2016
Photographs: Trevor Mein
© Trevor Mein
From the architect. In a strategic move to consolidate its facilities across nine buildings on the Camperdown/Darlington campuses, Woods Bagot designed the flagship home for the new University of Sydney Business School. Catering to over 6,000 students, the project includes three 550-seat lecture theatres, eight 100-seat study rooms, 40 seminar rooms, a learning hub and 1,500 sqm of informal learning space.Â
© Trevor Mein
One of the main objectives of the Business School was to reshape the conventional higher education triptych of teaching, learning and research. Drawing on this goal, the vision for the project was to create a 21st century learning environment that fosters productive interactions with the business community while responding to the needs of students.Â
© Trevor Mein
The functional floor plates provide a spectrum of learning e...
© Trevor Mein
Architects: Woods Bagot
Location: Sydney NSW, Australia
Area: 35000.0 m2
Project Year: 2016
Photographs: Trevor Mein
© Trevor Mein
From the architect. In a strategic move to consolidate its facilities across nine buildings on the Camperdown/Darlington campuses, Woods Bagot designed the flagship home for the new University of Sydney Business School. Catering to over 6,000 students, the project includes three 550-seat lecture theatres, eight 100-seat study rooms, 40 seminar rooms, a learning hub and 1,500 sqm of informal learning space.Â
© Trevor Mein
One of the main objectives of the Business School was to reshape the conventional higher education triptych of teaching, learning and research. Drawing on this goal, the vision for the project was to create a 21st century learning environment that fosters productive interactions with the business community while responding to the needs of students.Â
© Trevor Mein
The functional floor plates provide a spectrum of learning e...
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