The Australian Centre for Christianity and Culture (ACC&C) is an ecumenical foundation which was established in 1993 under the auspices of the National Council of Churches in Australia. The ACC&C is located on a five hectare site on the Charles Sturt University (CSU) Canberra Campus. Xact participated in the development of the original Master Plan for the ACC&C, including design management and delivery of George Browning House, completed in 2009.
The latest stage of development after George Browning House was the CSU Multipurpose Pavilion, which is a new multi-purpose meeting and teaching centre available for use by CSU and ACC&C personnel, as well as by community groups as required.
The Pavilion incorporated a multi-purpose meeting room, supported by a kitchenette and staff amenities and joined by an entry lobby to the gardens beyond. The Pavilion is situated so as to take advantage of the natural beauty of the location. The early stages of the works involved demolition of the redundant administration buildings on the site of the new Pavilion.