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Curtin University
Properties, Facilities & Development

Creating a world-class
sustainable campus

Properties, Facilities & Development is responsible for the planning and management of Curtin’s physical environment. We build sustainability into the very fabric of the University.

We make Bentley campus a more vibrant place to be

We reduce the University's environmental impact

We create a thriving
local economy

OUR VISION & PURPOSE

EXPLORE OUR IMPACT

Enhancing Our Economy

Making our campus, community and economy greater.
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Transport & Accessibility

Developing better ways to get around.
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Explore Curtin

Discover a campus full of activity, culture
and hidden treasures.
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The Living Lab

It’s a place to study engineering like never before.

SEE MORE STORIES

OUR BUILDINGS ARE ALIVE

The Living Campus dashboard tells us their
energy use in real time

FIND OUT MORE

GOALS AND FRAMEWORK

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OUR ENABLED ECONOMY

A hub for local economic prosperity and investment.
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OUR PHYSICAL ENVIRONMENT

Low impact, activity based precincts.
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OUR CONNECTED COMMUNITY

Well connected, safe, healthy communities.
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OUR PEOPLE & GOVERNANCE

An integrated approach to program delivery.

EXPLORE OUR FRAMEWORK

WE RECEIVED AUSTRALIA'S FIRST
5 STAR GREEN STAR - COMMUNITIES RATING

FIND OUT WHAT THAT MEANS

GET INVOLVED

We’ve started to map sustainability activities at Curtin and would love to include your initiatives!

SUSTAINABILITY TEACHING AND RESEARCH

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Teaching and Learning

Examining policies and practices and addressing the
complexities of the new global sustainability development goals.
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Research at Curtin

Researching corporate responsibility, the natural
and built environment, transport, energy usage and health.

Photo Credit: David Barr Architects and Acorn Photo