Quadrangle and Great Hall
Chau Chak Wing Museum
Pharmacy and Bank Building
Macleay Building
At the University of Sydney, you’ll find a great mix of old and new architecture that really tells the story of the campus. The Quadrangle and Great Hall are probably the most iconic—built in the 1850s, they’ve got that classic sandstone, Gothic style that makes the place feel like a traditional university. Then there’s the Chau Chak Wing Museum, which opened in 2020. It’s super modern and houses all kinds of art and science collections. The Pharmacy and Bank Building has more of a neoclassical look and dates back to the early 1900s—it still serves the Pharmacy School today. And finally, the Macleay Building, which goes back to the 1880s, is home to one of the oldest natural history collections in Australia. Together, these buildings show how the university combines history with modern learning spaces.
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