Suggestions for College Academic Building near Melbourne CBD, Melbourne

Danu P. • April 17, 2013The reception area on floor 2 has bars on it. Very friendly!

Ash S. • September 15, 2010Leave the mice alone...

Simon D. • January 31, 2011Public toilets on 1st floor - left out of the elevators...

Vera L. • March 25, 2012How to stay awake in intensive courses?

Alex T. • August 15, 2011Computer lab on level three always has computers free.

YENNIE H. • February 25, 2014My lover is studying here :))

Ignatius Y. • July 21, 2011sleep sleep

Eduardo D. • February 11, 2011Don't ever try to get the hub to do anything for you in a rush. Reminds me of a bad post office que

Bobby C. • July 29, 2010Awesome facilities but the elevator runs in slow motion so the best bet is the stairwell to the left of the elevators. Also the higher up you go, the warmer it gets. Terrible for claustrophobics!

Chloe M. • July 26, 2011The mayor means well, but is a gimp

Dez R. • August 18, 2012This is the RMIT Graduate School of Business and Law. The monolithic statue out the front with '888' represents the 8 hour day movement. Ironic given the typical hours a Law or MBA graduate works.

ACST • September 1, 2015Cheap massages at the Student Clinic.

Ronan L. • August 24, 2012Use the lifts at Building 12. The lifts here tend to not be in service very often.

Jono L. • September 10, 2011If you are in the editing dungeons, don't forget to come up for air every now and then... heck, the natural light may reinspire you..

Architectural Review Australia • November 28, 2011Suggestive of chaos theory, and tinted many shades of green inside and out, it conveys a future in which strange new geometries and technological precision are everyday experience.

Steve A. • November 27, 2014The balcony up high is fantastic, with a cafe too