Residential colleges of the Australian National University

Low-impact change.

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• Burgmann College section: a notable biographical/historical detail about a former Prime Minister being removed.
• Fenner Hall section: extensive technical and design details removed, leaving a simplified status update.
• Yukeembruk Village section: removal of official color symbolism; retains a note on first-semester issues.

Replace “of Goulburn from 1934 and Canberra and Goulburn from 1950 to 1960 Former Australian Prime Minister Kevin Rudd met his wife Thérèse Rein while both living at the college” with “of Goulburn from 1934 and Canberra and Goulburn from 1950 to 1960”. Replace “the newly developed Kambri Precinct at the heart of ANU in 2019 The former Fenner Hall has not been demolished and was rebranded as Gowrie Hall in 2019 as a postgraduate accommodation complex In 2021 the former building has been repurposed as the Canberra Accommodation Centre Fenner Hall is made up of a north wing and south wing The construction of Fenner Hall featured a number of innovations in design and construction most notably the use of mass timber structure an Australian first for this type of building The building has been measured to have used 33 per cent of the embodied carbon of traditional trades Other environmental design strategies included the exclusion of fired ceramics in the wet areas operable windows fans and electric heaters being served by the Australian Capital Territ” with “the newly developed Kambri Precinct at the heart of ANU in 2019”.

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