A group of 18 Master students in Landscape Architecture, Architecture, Urban Design and Project Management, from the Universities of Adelaide, Strasbourg and Tongji, have successfully completed the first IJUD studio. READ MORE …
A group of Master students in Architecture and Landscape Architecture of School of Architecture and Built Environment (SABE) are travelling through Europe, destination Strasbourg. READ MORE …
A mixed team of Urban Eco-design Lab students and researchers, supported by Jurlique’s staff, completed the green wall trellis mounting last Monday, in Mt Barker. READ MORE …
See the new opportunities to join the interdisciplinary joint urban design studios at SABE. READ MORE ...
The UEL’s students have travelled to Mt Barker Jurlique’s Head Quarters in order to proceed with the URBAN PLANTING of the green façade prototype. READ MORE ...
EOI in the 2016 UEL’s activities is now open. Feel free to contact the Lab via email. READ MORE …
Today several researchers of UEL were given the opportunity to undergo training on Infrared Camera. READ MORE …
We have moved in Barr Smith South Building, Level 3. The UEL’s new working spaces are rooms 3047, 3049 and 3052. READ MORE ...
The website of the Urban Eco-design Lab was launched at the ALL-IN Exhibition (Semester 2, 2015) – Fri 20 Nov, 6pm @ Mezzanine, L5 Hub Central, University of Adelaide.
The NXP02 students presented and discussed their final concept proposals including a pedestrian ramp and bridge connecting the Bonython Hall and the Law School with the Nexus Tower building, and a new Café on Pulteney St. with a green roof garden.
A group of the UEL travelled to Mt Barker Jurlique’s Head Quarters to survey the areas selected for the construction of a prototype, which involves the realization of an integrated rain water management system including a green façade, a permeable parking and a rain water garden.
Margaret Hine, member of the City of Onkaparinga Group Manager Sustainability, presented a research on the CSUD principles and applications overseas and in Australia.
In the framework of the Nexus 10 Precinct Redevelopment project the students presented and discussed their concept proposals to Prof. Christopher Findlay, Executive Dean of the Faculty of the Professions, and to Harald Baulis, UofA Manager Space Planning.
The UEL’s students visited the farm and factory of Jurlique International in Adelaide Hills and Mt Barker. READ MORE ...
The NXP01 students of the UEL present and discuss the masterplan for the Nexus 10 building area developed during Module 1 phase to the jury panel composed also by Beth Glenn (Senior Space Planner, Space Planning Infrastructure, UofA) and Carina Green (Senior Landscape Architect, AILA).
Workshop on the Nexus 10 Precinct with Prof. Christopher Findlay, Executive Dean of the Faculty of the Professions, and Harald Baulis, UofA Manager Space Planning.
The students starting the survey of the open spaces of the Nexus 10 Precinct in order to develop the Action Plan.
Final presentation of the open spaces master plan of the new Jurlique’s factory in Mt Barker, Module 1 phase.
The UEL first visit to the Jurlique’s farm and factory. The students presented the research progress of the design proposals. Yoshie Obara, Jurlique’s environment officer, presented the Jurlique’s environmental initiatives that have been internationally recognized for its sustainable practices over the years.
Room 301 Elizabeth House on 231 North Terrace is the new space of the UEL
Visit us at the Urban Eco-design Lab, we usually meet on Tuesdays and Fridays afternoon at 2 PM.