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Planning permission received for University of Edinburgh project

The ‘gem’ of The University of Edinburgh, the Usher Institute for Population Health Sciences, has been granted planning permission to commence construction in July 2021.

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Zhangjiang Pharmaceutical Campus

Our winning proposal for one of China’s pharmaceutical industry leaders is a single campus that unites a new science community – a place that’s much greater than just the sum of its buildings.

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Adam Smith Business School

Named for the “father of economics”, the Adam Smith Business School’s aim is to develop enlightened, engaged and enterprising graduates who are internationally recognised.

RESEARCH

Engagement or extinction?

Can good design help overcome barriers to engagement between universities and industry?

CONVERSATIONS

Precincts: the engines of innovation

From the creative industries to science, STEMM precincts power innovative outcomes that benefit education, government, business and the broader community.

RESEARCH

Balancing the books

Academic libraries are stretched to the limit, balancing financial, cultural and strategic goals to keep so many different users happy.

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University of Sunshine Coast, Moreton Bay

A ‘next-gen’ smart campus in Moreton Bay is super flexible for planned growth and is helping set up University of the Sunshine Coast for success.

RESEARCH

Places with purpose

The word ‘innovation’ is all-too-familiar to us these days, but how much do we know about the physical environments that make it happen?

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UNSW Electrical Engineering Building

NEWS January 20, 2020

Renovate don’t detonate: the UNSW Electrical Engineering Building

Five years ago, the University of New South Wales (UNSW) Electrical Engineering Building was at a crossroads.

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Advanced Engineering Building

Podcasts

Space lab: Solving the ‘problem’ with academic workplace

Anticipating the challenge that comes with a new way of working, a pilot academic workplace saw ‘researcher’ become the ‘researched’.

Conversations

University campuses should be more like Glastonbury

As the higher-education gold rush recedes, campus design needs to be less about building and more about experience design.

Conversations

Festivals of learning

Extraordinary on-campus experiences are the new measure of higher education success.

PODCAST

Student life: Why the campus is still critical to the university experience

Universities want to show their students and academics a really good time.

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