Become a permanent part of the new heart of UniSA

EMBED YOURSELF IN THE DNA OF PRIDHAM HALL

Your name and three words to live by, and now your voice

You can join hundreds of graduates, staff and supporters by donating $1,000 to have your name and three words to live by permanently etched into one of two available sculptural features in the University’s new ceremonial and sporting complex, Pridham Hall.

Under the guidance of our design team and led by JamFactory, South Australia’s leading arts studio, we have two remaining sculptural forms where we can display your name and your three words in key parts of Pridham Hall.

Your name and three words will become a permanent fixture that will forever inform and inspire generations of students, staff, alumni and visitors.

You can choose to embed your name and three words onto the blades of the Chandelier or have them carved on the Inverted Pyramid, both of which will be part of the impressive foyer of Pridham Hall.

Names and three words will continue to be added on an annual basis. Your name will be added after completion of your $1000 pledge. If you would like further information please contact Advancement Services on (08) 8302 7375 or giving@unisa.edu.au.

As well as embedding your name and words, or those of a loved one, into the new heart of UniSA, you will also have the unique opportunity to embed a recorded explanation of your three words as a permanent time capsule of your thoughts.

Your story, which can easily be recorded using a mobile phone or computer (don't worry, we will assist you), will be permanently stored on the Pridham Hall KIOSK, near the Inverted Pyramid and website where it will be available to future visitors.

Professor David G. Lloyd’s words are a tribute to a man who he greatly admires, and a tongue in cheek reference to his time at UniSA.

PRIDHAM HALL

In 2014, UniSA commenced the design and construction of the Great Hall creating a new heart of the University and an iconic venue where thousands of memories will be made.

In October 2016, the Great Hall became known as Pridham Hall following a remarkable $5 million benefaction from The Pridham Foundation - which administers the philanthropic activities of one of South Australia’s most successful sons, Andrew Pridham and his family.

A UniSA graduate in property resource management, Andrew Pridham has forged a highly successful international career as an investment banker in Sydney, Singapore, London and New York.

His other great passion, sport and in particular Australian Rules Football, has seen him serve as a Director since 2002 and Chairman since 2013 of one of the AFL’s most successful clubs over the past two decades – The Sydney Swans.

“I’ve always believed that it is important for people with the capacity to contribute to the broader Australian community to do so generously and encourage others to do the same.” Andrew Pridham

The Chandelier

The Jam Factory and design team chose glass-like resin blades which are suspended from the foyer ceiling to form a beautiful chandelier of words. The Chandelier is a stunning feature of the main foyer and a striking spectacle when illuminated at night.

The Inverted Pyramid

Here your name and three words can be carved in wood as part of the impressive Inverted Pyramid in the main foyer. The Inverted Pyramid evokes a sense of the ancient; the etched names reminiscent of iconic buildings of the past.

The Pool

**Embedding in the Swimming Pool is now SOLD OUT**

Your gift will inspire future generations

By contributing AUD $1,000 you will secure this once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to have your name and three words permanently embedded in the DNA of Pridham Hall through the sculptural interpretations within the Inverted Pyramid or Chandelier.

Names and words will be added annually.

As a member of our alumni community or a supporter you can either make a one–off donation or make a regular giving pledge starting from $50.00 per month over 20 months via a valid credit card.

Each donation or regular giving pledge is tax deductible in Australia depending on your personal tax circumstances, and an end of financial year receipt will be provided.

If you are in the UK, USA or Hong Kong please contact giving@unisa.edu.au and we will send you a form to enable you to make a tax deductible donation in your own currency.

Names and Words

  • Names and the three words can be recorded in other language characters, for example Mandarin, Hindi etc.
  • You will be allocated 60 character spaces for your name and three words. Exceptions will be made where first names or surnames are long.
  • We reserve the right to not accept words that are deemed inappropriate.
  • Names and words may be subject to style changes for consistency, and punctuation cannot be accepted. 
  • You will have the opportunity to approve a proof of the name and words prior to manufacture.
  • Corporate opportunities are available. Contact giving@unisa.edu.au for further information.

Voice Recordings

  • You will receive instructions on how to submit your voice recording with your donation receipt.
  • Recordings can be a maximum of 3 minutes and will be moderated for sound quality and content.