Campus Plan 2010
- Vice-Chancellor's Message
- Preface
- Introduction
- Context: University
- Context: Planning
- Principles and recommendations
- Emerging themes
- Precincts and commentaries
- Appendices
Precincts
There are five precincts in total. The other precincts are:
The South of the campus is bounded by Princess Road and stretches from Hackett Drive in the east to Broadway in the west. Much of The University’s residential student accommodation is included in this precinct.
The need to improve the structure of the campus in the South Precinct is evident through the lack of defined paths and comparison with northern part of campus. By adopting a more formal grid, like the North Precinct, campus legibility will be improved.
The development of a more formal green space adjacent to the Business School will help anchor development on the southern edge of campus, and better acknowledge its location near Matilda Bay and Pelican Point.
Opportunities to the east of campus to engage with the river should be encouraged, with removal of parking and ring road (replaced by service vehicle tracks), to allow for development as close as possible to the boundary.
To read more about this precinct, refer to the below extract from the Campus Plan 2010 document.
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