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MSDx Summer

Friday 20 November – Friday 4 December
Register for opening night

Celebrate the future of design

Explore hundreds of student projects in one of Australia's largest design exhibitions.

For two weeks only, the Glyn Davis Building transforms into a vibrant gallery filled with groundbreaking ideas, provocations and speculations. You’re invited to reimagine the future of built environment through an incredible collection of installations, models, drawings, and video works by our undergraduate and graduate students.

Discover a new generation of talented designers, planners and builders, whose work challenges conventions, explores new possibilities and redefines our understanding of the spaces we inhabit and the forces that shape them.

Free exhibition
19 November – 4 December 2026, open weekdays, 8am–7pm  
Glyn Davis Building, Parkville campus

Opening Night

Celebrate the launch of MSDx Summer with us. From the basement to the rooftop our talented students will transform every floor of the Glyn Davis Building into a vibrant creative laboratory. Be among the first to experience the new exhibition while enjoying workshops, food trucks, drinks and beats from our in-house DJs.

Welcome to Country
5:45pm
University Plaza

Find out more and register

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Are you from industry?

MSDx is a great opportunity to discover emerging talent. We invite you to come and explore the innovative projects being produced by our graduate students.

If you're from the fields of architecture, building, urban planning, or construction, we'd love you to join us on opening night. Your participation will not only highlight our students' talents, but also strengthen the bonds between academia and industry.

Email us if you would like to attend

Are you from a secondary school?

Are your students dreaming of becoming an architect, urban planner, builder or designer? MSDx is a great way to get an up-close look at what studying at the Faculty of Architecture, Building and Planning is like.

Schools and students are very welcome to visit for self-guided tours. The exhibition has clear signage throughout to help tell the story and support independent exploration.

Email us to learn more

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