Inside the Martha O'Sullivan Building Upgrade
As part of the refurbishment in the Martha O'Sullivan Design and Technology Centre, the facilities have been equipped with new Bambu 3D printers and a Trotec laser printer, expanding opportunities for prototyping, design, and project-based learning across TAS disciplines.
The refurbishment also includes fresh, modern interiors, improved layouts, and additional storage solutions, creating organised, welcoming, and highly functional workspaces for staff and students.
These upgraded facilities represent a significant investment in supporting creativity, innovation, and hands-on learning within TAS, and we look forward to seeing the exciting projects that will emerge from these revitalised spaces.
We acknowledge the Burramattagal People of the Darug Nation, the traditional custodians of the land in Parramatta. We acknowledge the Elders, past and present and their ancestors who have had a deep relationship with country.