Ilianna Ginnis and Coral Gillett, Matthew McShane and Camila Shirota discuss neurodivergence and disability as a creative generator.

Dr Paola Leardini and Dr Meredith Dobbie discuss designing with water and flooding.

Dr Linda Carroli and Dr Hannah Robertson discuss the significance of rural and remote places beyond the everyday urban Australia.

An exhibition on the transformative potential of architectural design and its pivotal role in shaping communities and shifting perspectives of housing today.

An exciting two days making connections with 177 Urbis colleagues across Australia and Singapore!

Dr Kate Raynor and Dr Fiona Andrews explain how assumptions around housing cause problems for users and society.

UNESCO World Heritage Centre has published our work recording traditional and vernacular settlements in Asia.

Today we kickstarted a project to disrupt existing built environment patterns to allow opportunities for love and kindness to grow.

Last month I returned to Ahmedabad to visit friends, drink my favourite chai, and learn about redevelopment projects happening across the city.

Dr Sue Gallagher and Dr Tania Davidge reflect on how art practices can help us develop as citizens, practitioners, and to engage with others.

Kate Swaffer and Yim Eng Ng discuss designing for dementia and aged care for Indigenous residents.

Read our paper about how built environment planning and design can contribute to housing equality!

Professor Jacky Bowring and Badulaig Lecturer Francis Nona discuss healing, landscape, and identity.

A conversation about research, equity, gender, collaboration and cultural identity between Loata Ho and myself has been published as a podcast episode.

Our UQ team return to Gununa to share data collected on housing adequacy and the sustainability of urban design on Mornington Island with participants.

We spent four days with Beenleigh State High School students and CityStudio Logan to understand what it’s like to grow up in Beenleigh.

Dr Catriona Quinn and Dr Livia Lazzaro Rezende discuss the stories we tell about the past and how they actively shape our futures.

Exhibition showcases maps, drawings, interviews, photo essays, and objects from public and private collections to tell stories of Indigenous agency in making Queensland home.

Professor Julie Bernhardt and Dr Rhonda Kerr discuss the role of the built environment in caring for health.