Conference Venue
The 46th ATRF and the 11th TKC will take place in the Faculty of Engineering and Design, located in the heart of The University of Auckland’s City Campus.
Faculty of Engineering & Design
City Campus
20 Symonds Street corner 7 Grafton Rd, Auckland Central
The City Campus is where most of the University of Auckland undergraduate teaching takes place. It’s also home to some specialist labs and the new multi-disciplinary learning spaces (MDLS). The latter have been open since March 2017 and several undergraduate classes are taught in there.
This campus is also where our newest Engineering building, purpose-built for students, is situated. After years of investment into refurbishment, design and build, it now stands proudly on Grafton Road and is also accessible via the Symonds Street entrance. Opening in late 2019, the building provides tailor-made spaces to support learning, accommodate larger student cohorts, and encourage multi-disciplinary collaboration.
Learn more about the Engineering department conference host: Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering
Sustainable Commuting
Consider your options to get here. The University of Auckland is committed to achieving its goal of net carbon zero.
Parking
There are five levels of car parking (over 1,000 spaces) at the Owen G Glenn Building (OGGB). This is the main car park on the University of Auckland’s City Campus. You can access the car park via Grafton Road, opposite Stanley Street.
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Rideshare or Taxi
Taxis or Rideshare apps are a convenient and reliable way to get from the conference venue to the dinner venue. Please ensure you download the app first.
Walking
The University of Auckland City Campus is situated on hilly terrain. Wear comfortable shoes to maximise exploring the city campus. Be sure to bring a light rain jacket.
Bus & Train
You can now pay with Visa on all Auckland Transport buses, trains and most ferries.
Cycle
Use the racks/cages provided and do not take your bike into the University of Auckland buildings.






