ANU's new world-class physics building is future-proofed for 100 years

ANU Research School of Physics director Professor Tim Senden outside the new $220 million facility. Picture by Keegan Carroll

The Australian National University's newest building may look like a generic, glass-clad office building but it actually houses a world-class physics facility.

Phase one of the Research School of Physics redevelopment has been under construction for four years but has been designed to be fit-for-purpose for the next 100 years.