UQ VisLab welcomed Brett Beeson from PhiSaver to explore how high-resolution energy monitoring could support UQ’s Digital Twin research, including new opportunities for data integration, prediction and informed decision-making.
Lendlease representatives visited the UQ VisLab to discuss bio-based materials, algae-based additive manufacturing, augmented reality-assisted timber assembly and live digital twin research.
UQ alum Dr Kali Marnane, architect, strategic advisor, researcher and educator, is asking an important question for the profession. What does it really mean to be an “emerging architect”?
An expanded leadership team is steering the School of Architecture, Design and Planning’s ATCH Research Centre into an exciting new chapter, building on a longstanding track record of excellence in architectural history, theory and Indigenous culture.
When architects or urban planners reimagine a city, the creative transformation is guided by discipline-specific rules, frameworks and stakeholder expectations. But what about the urban reimaginings born from underground music cultures?
Design students at The University of Queensland have contributed to the development of a world-first guide to help doctors and nurses in emergency departments better understand mechanical heart devices.
Researchers from the School of Architecture, Design and Planning are developing a new tool that provides guidance on integrating climate-resilient and emission-reduction strategies into infrastructure.
In a new article in The Conversation, Associate Professor Dorina Pojani, Postdoctoral Research Fellow Ying Lu and Honorary Professor Neil Sipe argue that working from home is a compelling economic issue.
Fresh research from The University of Queensland could help apartment dwellers enjoy a backyard garden in their own flat and a year-round harvest of fruit and vegetables.
