The major in Sustainable Buildings explores broad sustainability concepts, integrating environmental, social and cultural considerations in architectural design.
You will learn to design buildings that minimise environmental impact, foster social equity, and respect cultural contexts supported by emerging technologies.
The program emphasises designing scenarios that promote community wellbeing, circular economy, efficiency in construction, and contribute to a sustainable, resilient future, ensuring architecture benefits both people and the planet.
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21 May
UQ's sustainable energy programs – live Q&A webinars
11 June
Beyond Megawatts: Embedding Biodiversity in Energy System Planning
25 June
Engineering, Design and Computing Careers Evening
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From firefighting robots to rocket science: Vennkkata’s UQ experience
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What’s it like to study architecture and urban planning as a postgraduate?
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