Robert Doe

Dr Robert Doe

Lecturer, Architecture

School of Architecture and Built Environment

College of Creative Arts, Design and Humanities

Eligible to supervise Masters and PhD (as Co-Supervisor) - email supervisor to discuss availability.

Available For Media Comment.


In his architectural practice, teaching and research Dr Robert Doe has pursued methods and examined technologies that improve interaction between participants engaged in the design and production of buildings. In practice he has led integrated project teams on complex urban residential projects, and has also co-directed a company which manufactured prefabricated components and modules. In teaching and research, he has focussed on computational design methods which improve building lifecycles, from conceptual to design development to the operational stages. He firmly believes that new thinking is required to resolve seemingly intractable management and technological issues which challenge the design and making of smart buildings in the AECO sector.

2024. Proof-of-Concept: UniSA Creative, UniSA STEM (+ Andrew McRae, software development). Demonstration of an open standard, network-oriented, interoperability ecosystem for AECO which enables any proprietary system to exchange data and information.

2022-23. Augmenting Creative Partnerships: UniSA Creative, UniSA STEM, buildingSMART International, buildingSMART Australasia, DBM Vircon, GHD Woodhead. Period: 12 months. Funding: $19,000.

'Interoperable Sustainability for the Architecture, Engineering, Construction, and Operations (AECO) sector.'

2021-22. Developing Creative Partnerships: UniSA Creative, UniSA STEM, Memko Systems Pty Ltd. Period: 12 months. Funding: $6,000.

  • Prototyping and evaluation of innovative construction solutions for very remote design-build projects: Weavers Hut amenities (2023), MF Jebsen Australia Pty Ltd, 29/01/2024 - 01/01/2025

Courses I teach

  • ARCH 5004 Advanced Architectural Design Studio (Construction)
  • ARCH 4900 Architectural Professional Experience
  • ARCH 3003 Multi-Storey Technologies (2027)
  • ARCH 1014 Design Construct (in the workshop)

Date Role Research Topic Program Degree Type Student Load Student Name
2022 Co-Supervisor Develop a framework to facilitate the adoption of Offsite Construction in the Australian Residential Sector by improving information sharing among the stakeholders - Doctorate Part Time Ms Shaila Maheshwari