Teaching and learning spaces; refurbishment of the W K Hancock science library at the Australian National University 2011

McNamara, Paul

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Teaching and learning spaces; refurbishment of the W K Hancock science library at the Australian National University 2011

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2012

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McNamara, Paul

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Two floors of the W. K. Hancock Library at the Australian National University (ANU) were refurbished in 2011 as part of a cooperative project between the library and the College of Science. The refurbishment, costing $5 million, was part of a much larger

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