Open Day

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Sydney School of Architecture, Design and Planning

Over 100 years of world-class teaching and research across the built environment.

As one of the world's top 25 schools in the field of architecture/built environment,* we strive for intellectual excellence, creative thinking and evidence-based research.

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Living well in the big city

The inaugural Garry and Susan Rothwell Chairs in Architectural Design Leadership, Anne Lacaton and Jean Philippe Vassal, will be visiting Sydney for the first time since their appointment in 2020. The visit will culminate with a public lecture on 28 July.

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Two students visit an exhibition in the Tin Sheds Gallery

Study architecture, design and planning

As one of the world's top 25 schools in the field of architecture/built environment,* we have been leading the way in teaching and research across architecture, design and planning for 100 years.

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Our research

We combine outstanding labs and resources, world-renowned researchers and the flexibility and support required for exciting and innovative research.

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Industry and community

By collaborating with us, you'll have access to our world-class facilities, research expertise and professional consulting services, in addition to continuing education for your staff.

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Our people

Our academics push the boundaries of knowledge to become leading architects, designers and urban planners.

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Tin Sheds Gallery

The Tin Sheds gallery provides a platform for public debates about the role of architecture, art, design and urbanism in contemporary society through the production of innovative exhibitions, publications and related activities.

Latest news

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16 August 2022

How can we rethink our cities so children can get around safely?

Rebecca Clements from the School of Architecture, Design and Planning explores the contrasts between Japan and Australia when it comes to letting children travel safely around their neighbourhoods on their own.

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10 August 2022

Byera Hadley Travelling Scholarship winner to explore remote Australia’s cultural spaces

Kate Goodwin has been awarded the 2022 Byera Hadley Travelling Scholarship, allowing her to undertake research examining indigenous art centres in the Northern Territory and their function as spaces serving artists, visitors and the local community.

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03 August 2022

Embedding First Nations perspectives in architecture

Embracing First Nations ideas about Country is key to the future of architecture in Australia, says Dr Michael Mossman, Associate Dean Indigenous in the School of Architecture, Design and Planning.

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01 August 2022