Built Environment
Shaping Future Cities
UNSW Built Environment Orientation Term 2 2020
Thursday 28 May | 2.00pm
As a newly commencing Built Environment student, you are invited to join us for an online official welcome as part of UNSW O-Week for Term 2, 2020.
The future of interior architecture in a post-pandemic world
Industry leaders share their thoughts on what a post-coronavirus world will need from interior architects and what skills will be in strongest demand, as part of the UNSW Interior Architecture panel discussion.
Master of Architecture student receives prestigious industry accolade
Kimi Jiang's people-centred design for his final-year Master of Architecture project, A Place To Share Our Hands, wins both Graduate Medal and Student’s Choice Award at the AIA NSW Student Awards.
Climate Change and Disaster Management | Register your interest
This event will explore technology and resilience by bringing together three conferences - Geographic Information for Disaster Management (GI4DM), Urban Resilience Asia Pacific 2 (URAP2) and NSW Surveying and Spatial Sciences Institute (SSSI) one-day event.
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At UNSW Built Environment we develop global leaders in architecture, planning and construction.
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Take a tour of the Design Futures Lab
Rapid Urbanisation and Urban Resilience
Designing Sustainable Habitats - GRIHA
Scott Wall talks about studying Landscape Architecture
City Analytics
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We shape future cities, cities that are resilient, informed, connected, healthy, smart, liveable and inclusive.
Our vision is to be a global leader through high impact research and education that are vital to cities, their built environments and inhabitants. Our research responds to pressing urban challenges through academics and industry professionals, Scientia Fellows and scholars, higher degrees scholarships, practice based PhDs, cross faculty research, industry partnerships and consulting.
Helen Lochhead
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