Fenner Hall

History

Named after Australian scientist Frank John Fenner (1914-2010).

Overview

Fenner Hall is one of ANU's newest residential halls which opened its door in February 2019. Fenner Hall is located in the heart of Kambri, and is home to 450 residents from all over Australia and across the world, lending itself to a truly blended community. It is recognised as being an affordable accommodation facility, with students coming from diverse socio-economic background including a mix of undergraduate and postgraduate students.

Fenner Hall is located within Kambri overlooking the stunning Sullivan's Creek, the university's new teaching spaces and cultural and events centre. It embodies a combination of preserving the traditions of community life bolstered by a spectacular modern infrastructure. Residents enjoy being in close proximity of the cafes and restaurants that adds vibrancy to the community.

The hall was designed with sustainability in mind, and is the first student residence in Australia to be built with cross laminated timber, an engineered wood that is making the construction of timber buildings a reality. Timber buildings generate better internal air quality and require fewer Wi-Fi repeaters.

History

Named after Australian scientist Frank John Fenner (1914-2010).

Features

Standard Room

Shared bathroom

Self catered, shared kitchen

Internet

Study spaces

No smoking

Accessibility/mobility friendly

Parking

Common areas

Laundry Facility

Academic support

Pastoral care

Music facilities, open balcony patio

Computer lab

CCTV surveillance

Secured access

2021 Costs

Weekly tariff amount	Catering	Other fees & charges	Other costs
From $305.00 per week, for up to 45 weeks. Not covered by National Rent Affordability Scheme.	Self-catered	Registration fee: $300.00 Refundable deposit: $1,000.00 Community program fee: $235.00	Utilites - include Laundry facilities - pay as you go Phone & Internet connection - included Data usage - included