Architecture, Design and Planning Graduate Show

Showcasing our graduating students

The University of Sydney School of Architecture, Design and Planning extends a warm welcome to our students, alumni, industry professionals and community to join us in celebration of our graduates.

Our beloved Wilkinson Building will be transformed into prime exhibition space, displaying the hundreds of intellectual, technical, and socially responsible explorations from the next generation of leaders in the built environment.

The exhibiton will feature works from students across our undergraduate and postgraduate programs, including:

Opening Night

Tuesday 26 November

Watch our best graduates pitch their projects to industry critics from 3.00pm at our Open Jury.

Join our graduates for food and drinks alongside their projects from 6.00pm and celebrate the night away with DJs and special activations!

3.00pm - 5.00pm: Open Jury with Industry critics
6.00pm - 6.40pm: Public Launch remarks and Open Jury Industry Awards ceremony
6.40pm - 10.00pm: Celebration

RSVP via Humanitix

Exhibition dates

Wednesday 27 November – Friday 6 December

Monday to Friday 9.00am - 5.00pm

Our sponsors:

Platinum

Gold

Bates Smart

Silver

Bronze

RSVP for Opening Night

6pm, 26 November 2024

RSVP for the Open Jury crit session

3pm, 26 November 2024

Connect with us

Sydney School of Architecture, Design and Planning on social media

Explore last year's exhibition online

Related articles

18 November 2024

Reimagining the rental market: Digital technology in the rental sector

As Australia faces a deepening rental crisis, Dr Sophia Maalsen from the University of Sydney’s School of Architecture, Design and Planning is exploring how digital technologies could reshape the housing landscape.

18 November 2024

Transforming ageing housing: A sustainable approach to housing development

As Australian cities grow, the demand for sustainable housing solutions has never been more urgent. But new buildings are not necessarily the best solution.

01 October 2024

Copenhagen skyline at dawn

Meet the Bachelor of Architecture and Environments grad championing sustainable building materials

Jacques Chevrant is helping transform architectural practice by connecting architects with innovative and sustainable materials. Learn how the Bachelor of Architecture and Environments graduate found his niche in the built environment sector and kick-started a global career.

30 September 2024

Public urbanism under threat: Exploring the future of cities

The Festival of 'Public' Urbanism brings together global thought leaders to confront the challenges threatening the future of urban life. Through debates and discussions, experts will address the critical roles of public infrastructure, housing, governance, and urban planning in tackling climate change, deepening inequality, and market-driven transformations. With a focus on innovative solutions, the festival will spotlight forward-thinking approaches to urban design in the face of an increasingly complex landscape.

02 September 2024

What’s driving five-year movement itch in regional Australia?

Enhancing liveability factors, including housing, health, education and infrastructure, is key to growing regional centres and retaining their population, according to new research led by the University of Sydney's School of Architecture, Design and Planning. The research investigated population change across Australia along with push and pull factors within three local government hotspots representing different opportunities for lifestyle and employability - Port Macquarie Hastings, Ballarat and Broken Hill.

Crushing consequences of housing crisis laid bare

Led by Professor Nicole Gurran from the Sydney School of Architecture, Design and Planning, and former Labor senator Doug Cameron, the People's Commission into the Housing Crisis has released its final report, revealing the crushing consequences of homelessness, housing stress and insecurity in Australia, and recommending a suite of urgent reforms.

First urban night sky place in Southern Hemisphere

Light pollution is a growing global threat to ecosystems and the environment, affecting natural cycles and causing species populations to decline. But recent work that University of Sydney's Dr Emrah Baki Ulas contributed to, is helping safeguard the future of darkness at a Sydney reserve - a first in the Southern Hemisphere.

A wooden rest stop in the middle of a clearing with trees

How a global exchange opportunity led to a unique design project

Master of Architecture student Oskar Straatveit shares his experience of the exchange program at Lund University, where he got to work on the collaborative design and construction of ArkRest, a nature-inspired rest stop.

Wilkinson Building

Professor Donald McNeill appointed Interim Head of School and Dean

Professor Donald McNeill has been appointed Interim Head of School and Dean, Sydney School of Architecture, Design and Planning.

Penelope Seidler funded Professor announced

Claire Zimmerman has been appointed the second Penelope Visiting Professor in Architectural History at the Sydney School of Architecture, Design and Planning. The professorship aims to bring outstanding scholars of international stature to Sydney to conduct research and curate a public program to foster discussion and debate on the history of architecture.