BRISBANE CAMPUS
Purpose-built design environment with direct transport links and on-site parking, close to the river and the city just across it.
Whitehouse Brisbane Campus is a design-focused facility located in Kangaroo Point, just minutes from the Brisbane city center. Opened in February 2022, this modern campus is easily accessible via public transport and is close to essential art and design supply stores. The campus features a pool and garden area for students to relax, providing a perfect backdrop for student socials. Nestled in a vibrant area, the campus is surrounded by cafes and restaurants, making it a convenient spot for students to explore Brisbane’s renowned food, fashion and coffee culture in James Street, Fortitude Valley.
HOW TO GET TO BRISBANE CAMPUS
If travelling to Whitehouse Brisbane campus by public transport, we recommend using a trip planner such as translink
BY TRAIN
Central station is the closest train station by foot with a 30-minute walk to campus. Connecting buses are available from Central station, South Bank station and Fortitude Valley station.
BY BUS
Bus stops are right on our doorstep serviced by buses 216, 221, 227, 228, 231, 232 and 236.
BY CAR
Whitehouse Brisbane operates a 79-space car park free for student, visitor and staff use.
Additional street parking is available on O'Connell St and Lambert St across the road, and in surrounding streets (mixed all day and 2-hr spaces).
Rideshares such as Uber is common with drop off on O'Connell St across the road being the best Uber pick-up and drop-off area.
BY FOOT
Kangaroo Point Green Bridge connects our campus to the city centre in under 15 minutes.
BY E-BIKE
E-bikes can be commonly found around the Kangaroo Point area.
BY BIKE
Bike paths and shared paths exist throughout the city and south side (Kangaroo Point, East Brisbane, West End, etc). See bike map
Brisbane is fast becoming Australia’s strongest city for cultural growth, with a thriving creative scene that rivals the nation’s long-established hubs. At the heart of this transformation is James Street, an award-winning lifestyle precinct home to some of the country’s most celebrated design hotels, vibrant restaurants, and flagship fashion and design boutiques. The area has become a magnet for innovation and style, drawing international attention for its unique blend of luxury, creativity, and Queensland’s signature laid-back energy.
The city’s cultural momentum is further amplified by the Brisbane Fashion Festival, a highlight on the national calendar that showcases the best of Australian fashion alongside emerging talent. Together, these developments position Brisbane as not only a gateway to Queensland but also a global destination for culture, fashion, design, and lifestyle.
- Comprehensive design Library; including a complete, searchable archive of American Vogue from 1892 to now
- Pattern making studios
- Computer lab
- Professional photography studio
- Leckhampton, Heritage Home design showcase
- Student kitchen
- Pool and Pool-house breakout area
- Large private garden areas
- Student car-parking on site
- Illustration Studio
- Atelier rooms with industrial sewing machines
Most fares around Brisbane are now just 50 Cents. Use Journey Planner to travel across Translink
Whitehouse’s Brisbane campus is surrounded by lifestyle conveniences. Next door is the iconic Joey’s restaurant on the clifftop, perfect for dining with a view. Just minutes away, Dockside Wharf offers a choice of local cafés for a quick coffee or lunch, while a nearby IGA supermarket is only a five-minute walk, making everyday essentials easy and accessible.
The Brisbane Campus has 81 car parking spaces for students and staff, however public transport is also right on our doorstep with buses 216, 221, 227, 228, 231, 232 and 236. The newly opened Kangaroo Point Green Bridge connects our campus to the city centre in under 15 minutes.
You can enrol in Sydney, Melbourne or Brisbane. Keep in mind, Sydney is always one week ahead so you need to plan your transfer accordingly. However, students are encouraged to try and experience one or more other cities for at least one trimester during studies.