First Nations
This theme promotes First Nations involvement in construction and education through drawing from language, reflecting the project's dedication to heritage.
This project is closed for feedback
About the project
Opening in 2025, the CIT Woden Campus project is delivering a state-of-the-art education facility, a new public transport interchange and a youth foyer for disadvantaged students.
Between March and May 2024, Canberrans were invited to submit their name suggestions for the public plazas and shared spaces across the CIT Woden Campus precinct, previously referred to as:
- North Plaza
- West Plaza
- East-West Boulevard
Naming these spaces improves wayfinding for students, staff and visitors across the CIT Woden Campus. It also provides an opportunity to create long-lasting meaning and connection between people and places.
How to have YourSay
In person
Pop-up information sessions were held at various locations throughout March including Westfield Woden, CIT Bruce and CIT Reid.
Click here for the session times.
Online survey
This survey is now closed.
Thank you to all those who submitted place naming suggestions under the below themes for the three CIT Woden Campus public outdoor spaces.
Theme ideas
You can suggest names that align with one, or all, of the theme ideas provided below including the 'Other' option.
Whether you have ideas for naming all three public spaces, or just one or two, provide your suggestions along with a brief reason for your choice.
Please note that the Territory does not accept name suggestions of living individuals.
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Innovation
The project emphasises a forward-thinking approach to education, sustainability and technology, showing a dedication to development.
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Education
The CIT Woden Campus will be a competitive, world-class educational facility, delivering excellence in education and learning outcomes.
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Other
Propose a unique name outside the theme options suggested.
Survey
North Plaza
West Plaza
East-West Boulevard
Disclaimer:
- Final names decisions will be determined by a CIT Woden Campus Project Committee.
- One entry involves providing a name for each space, and a reason for the choice of name.
- Name entries submitted by others cannot be viewed.
- Name entries are to be submitted anonymously. Should an entrant wish to be personally notified if their proposed name is chosen by the CIT Woden Campus Project Committee, they should contact the CIT Woden Campus project team at CITcampuswoden@act.gov.au.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
The ACT Government is investing in a purpose-built CIT campus, youth foyer and new public transport interchange for Woden, stimulating the local economy and supporting the revitalisation of Canberra’s southern hub.
Major improvements are coming to the Woden Town Centre, with new educational and community facilities to be built in a central, well-connected part of Woden complemented by a new public transport interchange.
The new CIT Woden Campus is situated in Woden town centre, off Callam and Bradley streets, next to Westfield shopping centre.
The Woden Bus Interchange, established in the early 1970s, has been a key component of Canberra's public transport system, serving as a central hub for bus services in the region.
Over the years, the Woden Interchange has undergone several upgrades and modifications to accommodate the growing population, the changing landscape of Canberra and the needs of residents. These adaptations included improvements in infrastructure, amenities and technology to enhance the overall commuter experience.
As part of the ACT Government's $14 billion Infrastructure Plan, major improvements are coming to the Woden Town Centre.
To make space for the plan the old transport interchange was demolished in 2023. In it's place a new CIT, community facility, public spaces and cafes will be built and the future public transport interchange will be located adjacently on Callam Street
For more information on the project head to https://www.act.gov.au/citcampuswoden/home
CIT Woden Campus precinct map
