Andrew N. Liveris Building

Construction work on the Andrew N. Liveris Building began in June 2018, and was completed mid-year, 2021.
support one of UQ’s most consistently high-performing schools with a history of significant research outcomes, industry engagement, innovation and impactful alumni
set a new standard in flexible and shared laboratory accommodation at UQ, with an open plan allowing maximum opportunity for undergraduates, postgraduates and staff to interact and experience a research-led educational experience
significantly increase the university’s available supply of flat-floor, flexible teaching rooms for flipped-classroom and problem-based learning
be UQ’s flagship space, integrating innovative teaching with interdisciplinary and solutions-focused research
support active learning, further developing UQ’s global reputation as a leader in these activities
act as a vibrant hub for industry and interdisciplinary collaboration to address global challenges in areas such as energy, water and sustainable manufacturing
inspire students, research scholars and staff alike and enable industry partners to participate in the learning and discovery process
garner international attention and be a physical representation of the excellence that has defined UQ Engineering for over 100 years.