Data and Value

• Complex Adaptive Systems and Rule-Based Design

  This project will foster collaborations between interdisciplinary research teams at The University of Melbourne and The University of Campinas in the general fields of architecture, urban design and computational modelling.

• Cross-cultural analysis and capacity building in construction management

  Practices focusing on housing and infrastructure sectors in Assam and Australia – An initiative of ‘Smart Villages” research

• Development and trial of a low-carbon living co-benefits calculator

  The aim of this project is to develop and trial a prototype low-carbon precinct co-benefits calculator for use by urban planners and designers.

• Effects of feedback and incentive-based insurance on driving behaviours

  The broader funded project is the first experimental study to examine the extent to which direct-feedback and incentive-based insurance modify a driver's behaviour.

• Foodprint Melbourne

  Foodprint Melbourne is an interdisciplinary research project that investigates Melbourne’s foodbowl, what Melbourne eats, and how we can ensure we plan for a resilient and sustainable food future for the city.

• Intelligent Estimator

  Leveraging on Artificial Intelligence Technology for Effective Forecasting and Management of the Cost of Building Services Elements at the Design stage of Building Projects

• Intensifying Places: Transit-oriented Urban Design for Resilient Australian Cities

  Future Scenarios for Transit-Oriented Urban Design

• Mapping embodied environmental impacts in the built environment

  Cities and their building stocks result in significant environmental effects which are critical to reduce.

• Mapping Melbourne's Peri-Urban Agricultural Land

  Protecting land around Melbourne for food production.

• Nested Phoenix: a multi-scale model for life cycle environmental performance in the built environment

  This projects aims to develop one of the most advanced computer models to measure and improve life cycle environmental performance in the built-environment, across its scales, from construction materials, to cities.

• PedCatch

  Topographical accessibility modelling for people with mobility impairments

• Renewable energy for carbon neutral cities

  Feasibility of solar, wind and biomass for sustainable energy landscape planning in Victoria

• Safer cycling in the urban road environment

  The study is the first comprehensive study in Australia that combines academic, government and community efforts to enhance cycling activity while addressing safety concerns.

• Southern Cities Research Centre

  The SCRC is a multi-institutional, multi-disciplinary research centre with hubs in Brazil and Australia.

• The effect of anticipatory modification on design

  Evaluating housing adaptation grant programs for people with disabilities as drivers of innovation.

• Tourism development and local resilience: self-organisation and community empowerment perspectives

  How can tourism development affect community resilience to natural hazards in different self-organisation and regulatory contexts? How should policy-making address these relationships?

• Wildfire Disaster Prevention, Preparedness, Response and Recovery in Coastal Tourist Destinations: the case of Wye River, Australia

  From a regional resilience perspective, what were the outcomes of prevention, preparedness, response and recovery strategies in place for the 2015 Wye River wildfires? How does tourism help shape these?

Researchers

• 
  A/Prof Ajibade Aibinu, Associate Professor in Quantity Surveying and Construction Economics
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  Dr Toong-Khuan Chan, Senior Lecturer in Construction Management and Technology
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  Dr Siqing Chen, Senior Lecturer in Landscape Architecture
• 
  A/Prof Jennifer Day, Associate Professor in Urban Planning
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  A/Prof Hemanta Doloi, Associate Professor in Property and Construction Management and Technology
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  Professor Valerie Francis, Chair in Construction
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  Professor Sun Sheng Han, Professor of Urban Planning
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  A/Prof Chris Heywood, Associate Professor in Property and Management
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  Dr Hyung Min Kim, Senior Lecturer in Urban Planning
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  Dr Andrew Martel, Lecturer in Construction Management and Architecture
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  A/Prof Julie Tian Miao, Associate Professor in Property and Economic Development
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  Dr Timothy O'Leary, Lecturer in Construction Economics
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  Dr Mehran Oraee, Lecturer in Building Information Modelling
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  Dr Helen Runting, Research Fellow in Architectural Theories and Critical Design Practices
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  Dr Sachith Seneviratne, Research Fellow in Computer Vision and Health
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  Dr Jyoti Shukla, Lecturer in Property
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  Professor Mark Stevenson, Professor of Urban Transport and Public Health
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  A/Prof Jason Thompson, Senior Research Fellow
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  Professor Piyush Tiwari, Professor in Property
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  A/Prof Kimberly Winson-Geideman, Associate Professor in Property
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  Dr Hao Wu, Senior Lecturer in Property
• 
  Dr Runing Ye, McKenzie Postdoctoral Research Fellow