The Most Instagrammable Places Around St Cat's

15 Oct

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Our current residents voted for the most Instagram-worthy places around the College to help ensure your feed is nothing short of excellent, here are the most Instagrammable spots that you should check out.

The Residential Room Balconies

This photo was taken inside one of the rooms in the Banksia Building. The College is surrounded by greenery so if you have a balcony, you will get away with a ‘Gram worthy shot!

The Big Red Slide

Yes, the rumours are true! We have a big red slide like the Google offices in Berlin, this feature of our College always elicits laughter and energy. When you need a bit of fun, the slide is the solution!

The Swing on Winthrop Avenue

Wonder toward Winthrop Avenue and you will find our swing!

The JCR - Breakout Space

The College has soundproof music rooms, five pianos, including a Bösendorfer and a Blüthner Grand Piano, two full drum kits, music stands and adjustable music chairs - all of which would make your Instagram extra!

The Rooftop Gardens

The College is lucky enough to have multiple rooftop gardens used throughout the year for small group gatherings and larger social events (or an Instagram pic!).

The Banksia Building’s Roof Top Fireplace

Another rooftop area in our newest building (Banksia). The newly built facility not only benefits all residents, but contributes to closing the gap on Indigenous education. This outdoor space also includes a fireplace!

Park Road & Winthrop Avenue Pathways

St Cat’s is designed around a series of interconnected courtyards, each with its own theme. You will find spaces to sit and dream or places to kick a footy. Fountains splash in some courtyards; a BBQ sizzles in another.

St Cat’s Residential Rooms

As a later year university student, you’ll get the opportunity to live in a Studio Room in our new buildings. Our architecturally-designed Studio Rooms offer you a personal study and rest space with an en suite bathroom and kitchenette. Residents decorate their rooms, such as this photo taken in the Banksia building