The ACT Government is delivering a new Canberra Institute of Technology (CIT) Campus to Woden. This state of the art learning facility will be focused on jobs of the future in a purpose built environment meeting the needs of students, staff and the community. The Campus will be open to students for the 2025 learning year.
Inside this virtual room you will find project information, indicative designs and plans and ways in which you can have your say on this exciting project.
If you have any further questions, please contact the Project Team at:
citcampuswoden@act.gov.au
The new Woden CIT campus will be built at the site of the existing Woden bus interchange.
The project’s feasibility studies included an assessment of a number of possible sites within the Woden region. The site chosen ensures the new facilities will be built in a central, well-connected part of Woden and will support the area’s revitalisation.
A purpose built education facility to meet the needs of students, teachers and our community in to the future. Moving from Reid to Woden allows for much innovation and creativity. Design and planning will continue throughout 2021 and 2022.
These are potential inclusions in the new CIT Campus-Woden building. All are under consideration and will be explored further by the successful contractor responsible for design and construction of the building.
Online interactive survey and community information pop-ups were held in July - Sept 2021. 'What we Heard' report will soon follow.
It's not too late - you can still email us comments on this shared zone connection:
citcampuswoden@act.gov.au
We have commenced a process of meaningful engagement with First Nations Elders and knowledge holders. The themes represented here have come about from workshops and interviews and are elements for consideration in the new Campus and precinct. How they will be realised is still to be determined and will be directed by First Nations artists and advisers.
In 2020 several options for the CIT Campus overall style were put to the community. The preferred option is being used to inform design.
As part of the CIT Campus – Woden project, Bowes and Bradley Streets in the Woden town centre will be connected as a local access shared zone to create a shared space for pedestrians, cyclists and local traffic.
This new connection will improve accessibility to the area for commuters, CIT staff and students, community and local businesses, as well as help to transform the town centre into a vibrant, activated space.
Have your say on your preferred amenity and design features for the new connection, as well as on a new pedestrian boulevard linking the new public transport interchange with the Woden town centre.
Click on the hotspots above to learn more about possible design features, complete a short survey or learn more.
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Drag the slider from the left to right to compare the existing Ador Park layout to the proposed Ador Park layout.
The Edinburgh Avenue stop will service residents and major businesses in the area, along with the Australian National University.
Delivered as part of light rail from Gungahlin to the City in April 2019.
The City South stop will provide connection to the waterfront and New Acton.
The Commonwealth Park stop for Stage 2A will be built adjacent to Commonwealth Park, offering a convenient way to reach lakeside events, attractions and parks.
If you have any questions please contact:
Formswell
Dan Armstrong
Phone: 02 6190 0600
Email: dan@formswell.com.au