Sometime in April I was in the city with nothing to do and decided to head on over to Crawley, home of the University of Western Australia. Universities are usually pretty good for being quite photogenic and unbeknownst to me, the two batteries I brought with me, one was flat and the other struggling, so it was a race against time, kind of.
I parked up in the pay & display bays on Fairway and started my walk, walking clockwise round the campus. First I passed the Lawrence Wilson Art Gallery.
Next was the Sunken Garden and Whelan Court, home of the Energy & Minerals Institute
Winthrop Hall
I walked south and passed a few more fancy buildings
Hackett Hall on the left
Forrest Hall Accomodation
African Research & Engagement Centre (AfREC)
Law Building
The James Oval is pretty much in the centre of the Campus
Reid Library in the back
Institute of Advanced Studies (IAS)
Engineering Lecture Theatre
and then the battery started fading...
Wilsmore & Tattersall Lecture Theatre with the Biochemistry and Molecular Biology building at the back
Anatomy & Human Biology Building
Physics Building corridor
Reid Library with the Quobba Gnarning Cafe on the ground floor.
on its last legs
Woolnough Lecture Theatre
Rear of Winthrop Hall
Lovely time and only two mosquito bites. Will have to go check out the other universities.
