Our Climate research pillar focuses on decarbonising the built environment and enhancing climate resilience across diverse scales – from cities and urban systems to buildings and technologies.
With expertise in architecture, design, and planning, we develop cutting-edge strategies for energy efficiency, sustainable materials, and adaptive reuse. Our collaborations with industry, government, and community partners drive innovation, improve environmental health, and create resilient communities.
To discuss how our research collaborations can align with your goals, reach out to our team at adp.research@uq.edu.au
Research centres and groups
Our research centres are at the forefront of innovation, led by some of the brightest minds in architecture, design, and planning. These centres are driving groundbreaking advancements every day.
SBEnrc Australia leads collaborative research to drive innovation and sustainability in the built environment.
The Advance Timber Hub, funded by the ARC, drives tall timber building innovation in the Pacific.
The Visualisation Lab uses digital twins, VR, and AR to model complex design problems and support data-driven decisions.
Research Partnerships and Projects
Discover how our school is shaping a sustainable future through innovative research and collaborative projects. From climate resilience and decarbonisation to urban design and social housing, we work closely with industry, government, and community partners to address real-world challenges and deliver impactful solutions.
Publications
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Beneath the tip of the iceberg: Summary report
3 December 2025
