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What do the building numbers mean at Curtin University?

UPDATED 14 AUG 2026 | 4:25AM

All Curtin buildings in Australia are both named and numbered. Specific rooms or locations on campus are referred to by their building number, level, and room number.

For example: Building 105.210 refers to the TL Robertson Library which is, Building 105, Level 2, Room 10.

Refer to our Campus map for further guidance in locating your destinations.

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