Campbelltown campus

Current CW&F projects on Campbelltown campus

New three-storey addition to building 24

Schematic drawing of extension of building 24 to provide a new anatomy facility

To meet future teaching requirements and additional student load, a new three-storey anatomy facility is being designed for the School of Science and Health and the School of Medicine on the Campbelltown campus. The new facility will have shared ‘back-of–house’ functions, such as refrigerated cadaver storage, embalming and dissection areas for the University’s Body Donor Program, as well as teaching laboratories, thus serving the distinct needs of both Schools.

This new facility will replace the single-storey section of building 24 that is currently occupied by the Uniclinic, linking the flanking multi-storey sections—the original 4-storey northern section completed in 1996 and the 3-storey southern ‘Allied Health Extension’ completed in 2011.

The development application for this project was lodged with the Campbelltown City Council in early April 2013. The tender documentation is progressing with the view of going to tender in early September. The construction works are scheduled to commence in late November 2013.

Scheduled completion date: 30 January 2015

Other current and future CW&F projects on Campbelltown campus

  • Building Management System upgrade for buildings 1 and 4
  • External lighting upgrades
  • Installation of a new waste management system for the Campbelltown campus
  • Relocation of Information Technology Services
  • Installation of new electronic ‘smart’ lockers for students.
  • Maintenance of the remnant Cumberland Plain bushland
  • Upgrade of the air-conditioning for building 10
  • Elimination of water ingresses in building 1
  • Installation of a new paved footpath alongside David Pilgrim Avenue
  • Modification of the brick wall adjacent to building 4 and the Ceremonial Lawn.

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