The role of timber for healthy buildings
Project Under Development
This project using experiential surveys and the monitoring of interior environmental conditions, will undertake an assessment of building occupant experiences within Timber, Timber rich, and Non-timber buildings. The buildings will ideally be located within three distinctly different climate types, namely; warm and humid Brisbane, temperate Sydney, and cool temperate Launceston.
Please see Project Video for further information:
Node Introduction Video:
Objectives/Deliverables
- develop methods to conduct short web based, and long-term occupant qualitative surveys, (the qualitative surveys will include informed and non-informed participant groupings)
- install equipment, in parallel to Node 1 and Node 2.3 activities, to enable short-term and long-term collection of interior environmental quality data, and
- Analyse the data collected to explore correlations between the qualitative experiential surveys and building interior environments.
Project Leader/s
Nik Steffens
Project Leader; Chief Investigator
The University of Queensland
Project Staff
Research Assistant
Research Assistant Opportunity
Project Investigators
Nik Steffens
Project Leader; Chief Investigator
The University of Queensland
Georgia Lindsay
Chief Investigator
University of Tasmania
Stacey Parker
Project Leader; Chief Investigator
The University of Queensland
Arianna Brambilla
Project Leader; Chief Investigator
The University of Sydney
Mark Dewsbury
Node Leader - Timber Building Performance for Occupants; Project Leader
University of Tasmania
Lead Project Partner Organisation
Project Partners
