Architecture and Built Environment
School of Architecture and Built Environment

Showcasing Architecture: School & Industry

The School of Architecture and Built Environment maintains strong connections with industry and alumni. The regular Practice Matters lectures encourage students to learn from and collaborate with practicing Architects.

Throughout the past 50 years the school has encouraged the sharing of projects, culminating in this digital gallery of projects by students, staff, alumni and industry practitioners.

The gallery presents projects that demonstrate a high level of excellence in architecture, exploring the past, the present and the future and its unique approach and enduring impact on the design of the built environment.

Click to expand each project below

A Circle for Aboriginal and Torress Strait Islander Self-Determination
A collection of projects
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Adaptive Re-Use of the Former No.4 Police Station
Agrarian High Rise
Al Jazirah Institute of Science and Technology
Bay Beyond
Bay House
Beijing Olympic Green Tennis Centre
Belconnen Police Station
Bendigo Bank Headquarters
Bio-Structuralism
Birrabahn
Birubi Point Surf Life Saving Club
Burridge Read Residence
BVN Sydney Studio
Carpet Bombing: Iraqi Markets
Carrington Wharf Project
Centre of Contemporary Art
Centre of Contemporary Arts
Cessnock Community Performing Arts Centre
Charnel-House: Taxonomy of Failed Inventions
City Administration Centre: Newcastle City Council
Cloudy Bay
Cook and Phillip Park
Crying room: a machine for giving in
Dark Room
David Maddison Building
Deconstruction of the Newcastle Region Art Gallery
Deepwater Wool Shed
Dorothy
Dudley House
Edge Design
Fence Parasite
Fitzroy Terrace
Five large glasses, half full: a machine for loving in
4btwo Chair
Fragile Tension
Full-body massage space
Gallery of Modern Art
Green Square
Hammond House
Herbert Smith FreeHills Legal Workplace
Hunter Stadium New Western Grandstand
Incinerator
Innovation Incubator
Into the void: Centre of Contemporary Arts
Into the void: Centre of Contemporary Arts
Isaac Newton's Temple of Solomon and his Reconstruction of Sacred Architecture
Island House
Islington House
Kurreki
Lanescape
Library at the Dock
Lovett Bay House
Marina Bay
Master Builders Association Office
Mt Druitt Hospital
Muloobinba
Naremburn House
Nested Living Rooms
Neutra Through a Dark-Adapted Eye
Newcastle Community and Library Centre
Newcastle Memorial Walk
Nobbys
Occupy: Barangaroo
Overseas Passenger Terminal
Parasitic Architecture
Points of Departure: Migratory Evidence 753BC-2018AD
Proposal for the Centre of Contemporary Art
Public Housing
Queen Street Mall
Rainbow Shores
Ravenswood School for Girls
[re]constructing Nobbys
Rethink Athens
River of Waste
Roddenby Residence
Saadiyat Rotana Hotel and Resort Project
Salacia Waters
74 Memorial Drive
Smith Residence
Spring Water House
St Vincent's Hospital
Star Hotel
Steamworks - Developed
Sydney International Tennis Centre
Sydney Olympic Park
The Bondi Gym
The Burwood Inn
The Carrington steel works: Iron Pen
The Garden Project
The Headphone Project
The Iron Blow
The Meet: facilitator of experimentation and design
The Steamworks
The Storm
The Theatre Lane
Thrupp and Summers
Tír na nÓg
Unbuilt Utopian Cities 1460 - 1900: Reconstructing their Architecture and Political Philosophy
Universiti Brunei Darussalam PAPRSB IHS Building
University of Newcastle Auchmuty Information Common
University of Sunshine Coast Chancellery
University of Sunshine Coast Library
University of Technology Great Hall
Urban Flows
Urban Green
Venus Bay
Verdant Tower: A prototype for Vertical Framing
Watson's Bay House
WesTrac Newcastle Service Centre and Training Institute
What is Water was; Inundation 2050+
White Bay Repository
Women and Children Centre RIPAS Hospital

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