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UNSW Built Environment Graduate Exhibitions 2020
Explore the work of our talented students from across BE disciplines brought together and featured in one space.
Luminocity 2020 | immersive virtual exhibition like no other
A team of UNSW experts has developed a virtual 360-degree tour that blends reality to showcase undergraduate student work and its impact across iconic locations around the globe. Explore Luminocity 2020 now.
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At UNSW Built Environment we develop global leaders in architecture, planning and construction.
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A smoke-free future for our cities
Decreasing temperature and energy poverty in our cities
Engaging Women in the Built Environment 2019
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UNSW Built Environment runs an annual programme of events designed for students, academics, industry professionals and members of the public alike. Our events are a platform to find out more about our faculty as well as raise and address critical issues concerning the built environment.
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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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