DrSarah Shuchi
Associate Teaching Fellow
Faculty of Science Engineering and Built Environment/School of Architecture and Built Environment
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- Associate Teaching FellowFaculty of Science Engineering and Built Environment/School of Architecture and Built Environment
- Geelong Waterfront Campus, 1 Gheringhap Street Geelong, Victoria 3220
RESEARCH INTERESTS
Sarah's research interest covers multidisciplinary fields including energy-
efficient building design, sustainable construction, airport design, BIM in
higher education as well as application of BIM in architecture and
construction. She has advanced knowledge of various BIM tools including
Autodesk REVIT, Navisworks Manage, Autodesk Quantity Take-off, BIM 360, and
Solibri. She is also an expert user of 'Constructor' a fully integrated Sales,
Estimating, and Accounting software package for residential construction.
Sarah is also keen to exploit her design skills in other fields of science/
engineering. She also worked as a post-doc in the field of computational
creativity at UNSW (ADFA).
Knowledge Areas
Building Information Modelling (BIM)
Airport terminal design
Design Theory
Sustainable design and construction
Projects
Airports of the Future (AotF)
https://research.qut.edu.au/aotf/projects/airport-information-model/
One of the major aspects of myPh.D. was to investigate the suitability of
flexible design approach by analyzing historical case studies for airport
terminals and by thoroughly reviewing the underlying architectural theories.
As part of the research, I proposed a theoretical framework 'FlexDFA'
(Flexible Design Framework for Airport Terminals), which offers a roadmap of
how to airport terminal layouts to be planned and designed to adopt
flexibility.
efficient building design, sustainable construction, airport design, BIM in
higher education as well as application of BIM in architecture and
construction. She has advanced knowledge of various BIM tools including
Autodesk REVIT, Navisworks Manage, Autodesk Quantity Take-off, BIM 360, and
Solibri. She is also an expert user of 'Constructor' a fully integrated Sales,
Estimating, and Accounting software package for residential construction.
Sarah is also keen to exploit her design skills in other fields of science/
engineering. She also worked as a post-doc in the field of computational
creativity at UNSW (ADFA).
Knowledge Areas
Building Information Modelling (BIM)
Airport terminal design
Design Theory
Sustainable design and construction
Projects
Airports of the Future (AotF)
https://research.qut.edu.au/aotf/projects/airport-information-model/
One of the major aspects of myPh.D. was to investigate the suitability of
flexible design approach by analyzing historical case studies for airport
terminals and by thoroughly reviewing the underlying architectural theories.
As part of the research, I proposed a theoretical framework 'FlexDFA'
(Flexible Design Framework for Airport Terminals), which offers a roadmap of
how to airport terminal layouts to be planned and designed to adopt
flexibility.