BSc (Hons) MSc GAICD MIEAust
CEO SBEnrc and former Chair of Research & Utilisation Committee (RUC)
Australia’s housing delivery system is under significant pressure, with extended residential design timeframes and limited capability to incorporate supply chain, cost, and sustainability considerations early in the design process. This project will develop an AI-powered design co-pilot for Australian single-family homes, aimed at improving the efficiency, consistency, and decision-readiness of early-stage housing design.
The co-pilot integrates generative architectural design, real-time material availability and cost intelligence, and early sustainability assessment within a single, interactive workflow. By enabling iterative design exploration informed by supply constraints and sustainability performance, the system supports more informed decision-making before designs are finalised. Delivered in collaboration with industry and government partners, the project seeks to support faster delivery of cost-effective, high-quality, and environmentally responsible housing outcomes.
The objectives of this project are organised under the following broad categories:
This project aims to deliver the following key industry outcomes:
Dan Luo
PhD (Architecture), M.Arch, MSc
University of Queensland
Will Hackney
BSc (Hons) MSc GAICD MIEAust
CEO SBEnrc and former Chair of Research & Utilisation Committee (RUC)
Hongzhi Yin
University of Queensland
Rocky Tong Chen
BSoftEng, PhD
University of Queensland
Joe Gattas
University of Queensland
Nic Bao
RMIT
Shengping Li
Curtin University
ARC AI powered design co-pilot for reimagining Australian single-family homes
LP250200778
In Development
Competitive
Social and Affordable Housing
Productivity