Built Environment
Shaping Future Cities
Class of 2019 graduation projects
Hear about some of the projects our final year students worked on.
Class of 2019 degree highlights
At UNSW Built Environment, we support our students to succeed in achieving their career and academic goals through industry-focused interdisciplinary education, domestic and international professional placements, mentoring, global studios and many other opportunities. Hear from our students as they share their signature experiences.
Take a tour of the Design Futures Lab
Watch this short video tour and discover 11 purpose-built spaces, housing latest technologies, equipment, material and making possibilities available to UNSW Built Environment students any time of the day.
The Brian Patrick Keirnan Prize for architecture students
This $10,000 prize covers overseas travel and research and/or overseas study to enrich professional development through an exploration of the theme ‘Reimagining, Reinventing and Reinterpreting Public Space’.
Design and build sustainable, liveable cities.
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
Architecture
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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UNSW Built Environment is grateful for the generous involvement and support it receives from its alumni, the built environment community and its professionals.
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
Dean, UNSW Built Environment
