A technological development that has the potential to save Australia’s oil and gas industry millions of dollars each year has been crowned the overall winner at the 2019 Curtinnovation Awards.
Building a celestial city on the rocky red planet is a mind-boggling concept. But this off-world urban challenge has been embraced by Curtin urban planning graduate, Cassie Barrow.
The $110 million new home of Curtin University’s School of Design and the Built Environment will be the first development within Curtin’s new industry-connected innovation precinct, Exchange.
NASA’s Johnson Space Centre space architect Larry Toups will help launch next week’s Research Rumble, a series of events showcasing Curtin University’s world-class research projects.
Curtin University’s iconic Library will undergo a $60 million refurbishment including a large atrium and auditorium-style study stairs as part of plans to modernise the building.
Curtin students have developed a pedestrian-centric design concept to revitalise an inner-city, waterfront site in Wuhan, China. The team ranked in the top 10 in the competition, out of more than 100.
