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RMIT New Academic Street

The redevelopment of RMIT’s so-called ‘grey ghosts’ signals a much-anticipated final instalment in the University’s long – decades in fact – campus transformation.

RMIT New Academic Street

Architect: Lyons, in collaboration with NMBW Architecture Studio, MvS Architects, Harrison and White, Maddison Architects

Project Manager: DCWC

Builder: Lend Lease

Structural/Civil & Façade Engineer: Arup

Services Engineer: AECOM

Landscape Designer: Taylor Cullity Lethlean

Hydraulic Engineer: CJ Arms

Building Surveyors: PLP Building Surveyors and Consultants

Quantity Surveyors: Wilde and Woollard

Disability Access: Architecture and Access

Wind Engineering: MEL Consultants

Programme: PSA Project Management

 

Budget: $210m

Time: 5 Years

 

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