D³ Living Lab
Digital, Data and Design

D³ Living Lab is an emerging research initiative within UQ’s School of Architecture, Design and Planning.
D³ Living Lab is an emerging research initiative within UQ’s School of Architecture, Design and Planning.

The D³ Living Lab is a multidisciplinary research initiative within the School of Architecture, Design and Planning at The University of Queensland.

The Lab brings together expertise in digital innovation, data analytics and design-led research to support applied, experimental and collaborative work across the built environment.

It's organised around three interconnected research clusters: Digital, Data and Design. Through these clusters, D³ Living Lab aims to connect academic staff, HDR students, research staff, UQ collaborators and external partners around shared research activities, public talks, seminars, reports, publications and partnership opportunities.

Currently it's being developed as a platform for interdisciplinary collaboration and future growth, with the long-term aim of strengthening ADP’s research visibility, external engagement and impact across UQ and beyond.
 

D³ Living Lab Public Talk with Dr Sajjad Muhammad

28 October 2026 2:30pm–3:30pm
This talk explored how GeoAI and spatial analytics can bridge Earth observation with decision support to enable data-driven digital futures.

D³ Living Lab Seminar and Discussion with Professor Christiane M. Herr

14 September 2026 2:30pm–3:30pm
Professor Herr shared insights from her experience leading the Future Ecologies Research Group, including its research activities, collaborations, structure, broader network and PhD student involvement.