University of Sydney Quadrangle, Gothic quadrangle at University of Sydney, Australia.
The sandstone buildings of the University of Sydney Quadrangle form a central courtyard with a clock tower at the main entrance.
Construction of the Quadrangle began in 1854, becoming at its completion the largest public building in the New South Wales colony.
The land where the Quadrangle stands belongs to the Cadigal and Wangal tribes of the Eora people, representing their connection to this area.
Multiple entrances connect the Quadrangle to different sections of the campus, including access to lecture theaters and the Nicholson Museum.
The clock tower contains one of only three carillons in Australia, sharing this distinction with installations in Canberra and Bathurst.
Location: New South Wales
Part of: University of Sydney
GPS coordinates: -33.88591,151.18877
Latest update: March 10, 2025 07:54
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