Landscape design that explores urban nature and an ergonomic chair designed for musicians are among the varied student projects exhibited in part two of the UNSW Sydney's school show.
Each project in the digital showcase was completed by pupils enrolled across the Landscape Architecture, Industrial Design and Computational Design courses, which all form a part of the Australian university's diverse Built Environment department.

UNSW Sydney
University: UNSW Sydney

Department: Built Environment

Courses: LAND ? Landscape Architecture, IDES ? Industrial Design and CODE ? Computational Design
School statement:
"UNSW Built Environment's vision is to shape future cities ? cities that are great, connected, and inclusive. We want to inspire and challenge tomorrow's city makers by offering a comprehensive range of specialised undergraduate, postgraduate and post-professional degree programs that few universities can match. "As a student, you will shape your own path to a global career. Through education that is both broad and deep, you will be able to navigate flexible pathways within our programs. We offer you an interdisciplinary education, connected to the real world through projects set by industry, cross-faculty initiatives, internships, research projects and exchange."

Continuum by Hayley Farrell
"The landscape narrative Continuum is the third chapter in the diverse cultural history of Saleyards Creek and surrounds in Homebush, Sydney. Through a hierarc...