Alumni Green Inspired by some of the world's great public spaces, the UTS Alumni Green creates a central meeting place for the university community, filled with new, student-focused spaces. The UTS Alumni Green is both a transformative campus addition for the university's students and staff, and a vital piece of green infrastructure for the Sydney CBD. Set against a backdrop of brutalist campus architecture, the Alumni Green is a lush civic centrepiece and a flexible stage for work and connection.
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The UTS Alumni Green Lighting Project iGuzzini
The University of Technology Sydney Alumni Green has transformed a city campus, juxtaposing brutalist architecture with vibrant, green urban space. The unfenced peaceful, functional surrounds draw in students, staff and wider community. A green, civic centrepiece has been formed by prioritising the design of places for people to work and socialise. UTS Alumni Green designed by ASPECT Studios / Location: Australia / Sydney / Type: Campus / Parks / Built: 2015 / Show on Google Maps / Published on June 17, 2015 ASPECT Studios: The UTS Alumni Green is the most significant open space at the City Campus of the University of Technology, Sydney. UTS Alumni Green by ASPECT Studios won a competition held by the University of Technology, Sydney, to breathe new life into the future of Alumni Green, the university's main outdoor space. The project, which was inspired by the world's iconic public spaces, creates a new, multifunctional meeting point for students, staff and the public at large. UTS Alumni Green by ASPECT Studios A sticky campus 2015-06-25 Project Specs. Design: ASPECT Studios. Location: Australia . Type: Landscape . Materials: Brick Flooring / Pavement / Exterior Decks . Tags: Place scale Sydney . Category: University Educational Architecture .
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UTS Alumni Green
Alumni Green is a green roof, with the Ross Milbourne Sports Hall & Library Retrieval System located directly below. Benefits of green roofs include improved insulation, air quality, biodiversity, quality of stormwater run-off, & urban heat island effect mitigation. Alumni Green is now the main outdoor space on the UTS campus and it acts as both an informal meeting place and an area for official ceremonies that bring together students and visitors. Alumni Green is divided into several areas that include a large 1200m² grassed lawn, a Garden space that provides shade and a range of seating areas, and a paved area that sits in the middle of the Green which is often used for ceremonial events. An Interview with ASPECT Studios, designers of the new Alumni Green at UTS.
Alumni Green University of Technology Sydney
Image: Aspect Studios. Aspect Studios has won an open design competition held by the University of Technology, Sydney, for its Alumni Green, the most significant outdoor space on the university's city campus. The design is inspired by some of the world's great public spaces and creates a central meeting place for the university community. UTS Alumni Green Traditionally, the world's leading Universities have included a spacious quadrangle at their heart, often forming the epicenter of campus life.
27 Oct 2016 UTS Alumni Green by Aspect Studios Civic Landscape: Landscape Architecture Award Australian Institute of Landscape Architects 1/1 View gallery UTS Alumni Green by Aspect Studios. Image: Florian Groehn Jury comment The latest design to be unveiled under the UTS City Campus Master Plan, Alumni Green will be transformed into a vibrant, tree-lined city space at the heart of the university. The new-look Alumni Green will have three distinct zones, each with its own character and opportunities.
UTS Alumni Green From Student Campus to Public City Square
The UTS Alumni Green was a unique opportunity to provide an oasis at the heart of the campus, which creates a human and social centrepiece for UTS. The space is a vital piece of green. Alumni Green is the green heart of the campus with lawn, garden pods and chill out spaces. It's functionally a green roof sitting on top of the Ross Milbourne Sports Hall and the Library Retrieval System.
