Exploring synergies in the cross-disciplinary areas of architecture and building science; health and well-being in built environments and liveability of cities.
One recent highlight from 2018 CIAT Australasia, was our involvement in 52nd annual Architectural Science Association Conference. CIAT has supported ASA for the past 3 years, networking & talking to university level providers of architectural design education & cutting-edge....
Hospital spatial planning efficiency evidence paper given by Heather Mitcheltree from #unimelb.
Key message we need a way to develop and assess hospital efficiency, this doesn't exist publicly this research has the potential to contribute to this.
@ASA2018_RMIT#ASA2018
"If modernists and motorists rule our cities, it is the death of our ability to thrive in them" Jan Gehl @RMIT wonderful start to #ASA2018 conference fyi @FifthEstateAU@placeagency
Excellent keynote from Prof. Santamouris from @UNSW @ASA2018_RMIT calling for urgent action in mitigation of #heatisland effect to save lives in cities.
great presentation by Prof Priyadarsini Rajagopalan on using citizen science to collect data on urban micro-climate - great info on the issues of engaging and ensuring validity #ASA2018#CitizenScience
Excellent keynote from Prof. Santamouris from @UNSW @ASA2018_RMIT calling for urgent action in mitigation of #heatisland effect to save lives in cities.
WELL Rating system panel discussion on going @ASA2018_RMIT chaired by @Mattc_Francis with Clare Gallagher (Built), Ken-Yi (ARUP) and Jack Noonan (WELL Building Institute)
Keynote by Jill Garner @VicGovAu Architect @ASA2018_RMIT#ASA2018 challenging Arch.academe to provide ‘Tools, Guidance, Advice’ for human-centred housing solutions.
Interested in a rating system that’s taking the call for more people-centric building design more seriously? Come along today at 3:30pm for the WELL panel discussion @ASA2018_RMIT#ASA2018. Link: Early adopters report released yesterday! https://t.co/aXkMwTtaR1