My Research
The research examined the capacity for three-dimensional geospatial
technologies to bring together many different types of data, information
and knowledge to assist people living in high-rise and sometimes isolated
communities. My research shows that a geospatial approach to housing
management not only offers valuable pragmatic benefits, but can also map
the participants perceptions against information available in the databases.
Although my background is in architecture, my interests expand beyond the
framework of “the building” to the urban landscape and people’s interaction
with the urban environment.
Today
As a Research Associate at the CityFuture Research Centre, I can
put my research into practice by developing applications of architectural and
urban visualisation technologies to help in the redevelopment of existing
estates that are currently undergoing community regeneration programs.
Jack is part of a team that won a major Australian Research Council linkage
grant to develop information modelling technologies and demonstrate how
these can be applied at an urban scale.
Undergraduate Degrees
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