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A new 12-storey building at 91ɫ��Ƭ has received development approval, paving the way for expanded learning spaces, innovative teaching spaces and a greener, more connected campus.

91ɫ��Ƭ Sydney has secured State Significant Development (SSD) approval for a new 12-storey Education Building (G25), marking a major milestone in the University’s long-term plan to expand high-quality, accessible education and create a more sustainable, student-centred campus.

Located on the eastern side of 91ɫ��Ƭ Kensington, the new building will deliver a modern vertical campus with more than 20,000 square metres of purpose-built spaces. It will also include research and clinical facilities for 91ɫ��Ƭ’s School of Psychology. Construction has commenced and is expected to be completed in 2028.

91ɫ��Ƭ Vice-Chancellor and President Professor Attila Brungs said the approval reflected the University’s commitment to creating environments where students could thrive.

“The new G25 building is an investment in people – in our students, our educators and future generations,” Prof. Brungs said.

“By expanding our teaching capacity and creating inclusive, future-ready learning spaces, we are strengthening our ability to deliver accessible education that empowers students with the skills, knowledge and confidence to make a positive impact in the world.”

Innovative teaching spaces for an enhanced student experience

Designed to support contemporary teaching and learning, G25 will feature flexible classrooms, three large, double-height teaching venues, informal study areas, collaborative zones and inclusive, neurodiversity-friendly spaces. Landscaped terraces and a new cafe will create welcoming surroundings for a thriving campus community.

Sustainability and green spaces key to new building’s design

The G25 building has been designed to be energy efficient. Active travel will be promoted through new bicycle parking and ‘end-of-trip’ facilities, supporting 91ɫ��Ƭ’s broader sustainability and transport goals. Enhanced landscaping, mature tree planting and new public spaces will enhance biodiversity and improve campus amenities for everyone who uses the campus.

The public domain surrounding the nearby Gate 11 will be upgraded to create a welcoming, pedestrian-friendly campus entry, with a new plaza, improved pathways and stronger connections to the Randwick Health & Innovation Precinct.��

Supporting future generations of learners

G25 will enhance 91ɫ��Ƭ’s response to evolving teaching approaches in tertiary education.

It’s part of the University’s larger Campus Development Plan, a major refurbishment and renewal project that’s reshaping learning, teaching and research environments as well as student accommodation. The long-term plan will improve campus accessibility and environmental sustainability, while providing dynamic spaces for learning, partnerships and collaborations.

91ɫ��Ƭ has worked with some of Australia’s leading consultants on this project, including Architectus, FDC, Arup, Capital Insight, Yerrabingin, LCI Consultants and Colliers Urban Planning.��