The only facility of its kind in the southern hemisphere, the ANPC brings together all five Western Australian universities and leading health and medical research institutes. It is linked to the International Phenome Centre Network and also has wide applications in
agriculture and environmental science.

Project Name: The Australian National Phenome Centre
Studio Name: Hames Sharley
Completion date: 2019
Location: Perth, Australia
Photography: Hames Sharley

The Australian National Phenome Centre by Hames Sharley - Sheet1
Interior ©Hames Sharley

By analysing the molecular, physical and biochemical characteristics of biological tissue and fluids such as blood and urine, researchers at the ANPC aim to predict the complex genetic, environmental and lifestyle interactions causing disease.

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Workspace ©Hames Sharley

The work of the ANPC supports almost every area of bioscience. It reaches across traditional research silos and fosters a new, more collaborative approach to science. Long-term, the ANPC hopes to build ‘global atlases’ of human disease, providing insights into future health risks which everyone on the planet can benefit from.

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Lab ©Hames Sharley

The ANPC positions Perth and WA as a global leader in precision medicine, and enables quantum leaps in predicting, diagnosing and treating disease.

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Mansi Agrawal is a part of the in-house team at Re-thinking The Future and Eduwik. An enthusiastic reader at heart, she has always found joy in exploring new ideas through research and expressing them through writing. As a multi-tasker, she gets multiple jobs done without compromising their quality. She is amongst those people whom you can rely on for any task be it personal or professional.