Printing House
Printing House was built originally circa late 1600s. The building consists of two storeys above ground level. It houses the majority of the Department of Electronic and Electrical Engineering offering undergraduate degree courses in Electronic Engineering and Electronic and Computer Engineering.
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Location:
Main Campus (Pearse Street side)
Accessibility rating:
Ground floor only accessible by use of a temporary ramp. Contact the Electrical Engineering office for accessibility.
Opening hours
Mon - Thurs 7am -10.30pm, Fridays 7am - 9.30pm
Saturday 9am - 6pm, Sunday 10am - 4pm
Building description
Printing House was built originally circa late 1600s. The building consists of two storeys above ground level. It houses the majority of the Department of Electronic and Electrical Engineering offering undergraduate degree courses in Electronic Engineering and Electronic and Computer Engineering.
There is a Students Helpdesk at ground floor level, the upper levels are offices for other departments. (Electronic Engineering and Electronic and Computer Engineering) and computer laboratories.
Currently the only accessible part of the building is the Rear Entrance Door, having its own door access and an external ramp providing a wheelchair users route. The main entrance door has a number of steps and no ramp to facilitate wheelchair access.
Facilities available
- Ground Floor Professor Cell Offices Generic
- Ground Floor Materials and Laboratory Corridor
- 1st Floor Signal Processing Laboratory Corridor
- 1st Floor Professor Cell Office Generic
- 1st Floor Secretary Room
- 2nd Floor Computer Laboratory Room