Date: 26 May 2025, 15:30 – 17:30

Location: UWA

Situated at the heart of UWA's Crawley campus, the Reid Library is an iconic building with a rich heritage. As one of the busiest buildings on campus, it has long been a bustling hub for students, offering various informal learning spaces.

Built in the 1960s, and with the exception of a significant refurbishment of the ground floor in 2016, the library had undergone minimal upgrades until the recent refurbishment. The Reid Library refurbishment project transformed level one of the Library into a contemporary and technologically advanced space, benefiting all staff, students, researchers and visitors.

Join us by walking through the new spaces and facilities including collaborative and quiet study areas, student study rooms, the Wellbeing Lounge, two sensory rooms to support neurodiversity, the Seminar Room which facilitates hybrid teaching and learning, and the Reading Wall. The overall design approach was informed by an Indigenous cultural narrative using the themes of pathways and connections.