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A national roadmap for improving the building quality of Australian housing stock


This research investigates what is needed to lift the quality of Australian housing to align with international standards so as to address problems associated with aged and ill-performing housing stock in both the owned and rented sectors. It concludes that a national strategy to improve residential building quality should be developed and include regulatory mechanisms.
Report

Supporting the design and construction sector to transition to minimum accessible standards in new homes: a qualitative study


This research provides critical insights into what the sector designing and building new housing needs from their industry bodies and government to successfully implement accessibility standards. It is directly informed by professionals in the design and construction sector about what is required to make this happen.
Report

Digitisation for safe workplaces: final project report

Kai Qin, Mohammad Saiedur Rahaman, David Rodriguez-Sanchez, Rou Jun Toh, Alim Yasin, Hong Yin, Ayush Ranjan, Juan Pelaez Restrepo, Chi‑Tsun Cheng, Michael Langhorne, Daniel Lester, Toh Yen Pang, Konrad Peszynski, Yongli Ren, Gary Rosengarten, Flora Salim, Naomi Whiteside, Ivan S. Cole

This project aimed to develop an understanding of what controls the risk of airborne pathogen spread in workplaces and the effectiveness of various strategies to mitigate this risk.
Report

Final report on the development of the draft National Aged Care Design Principles and Guidelines

Sally Lambourne, Belinda Goodenough

The principles and guidelines presented in this document have been developed to support the Australian Government’s new Residential Aged Care Accommodation Framework.
Working paper

Decarbonising the UK’s building stock: can immigration policy help solve workforce challenges?


The United Kingdom has made significant commitments to both low carbon heating and energy efficiency. However little progress has been made and the country has fallen far behind the rest Europe. This paper suggests five immigration policy options to support the development of the United Kingdom’s retrofitting workforce.