- Adjunct Research Fellow, The University of Queensland
Dr Kali Marnane is a registered architect who researches informal settlements, everyday architecture, place meaning, and neighbourhood planning. She specialises in embedding community voices in design by combining qualitative data, ethnographic techniques, and architectural analysis. Key projects to date include informal housing and its significance to women residents in Ahmedabad (India), youth perceptions of public space in Logan (Queensland), staff and student engagement for the Indigenous Design Framework at The University of Queensland, and housing adequacy for Indigenous residents in Gununa (Mornington Island).
Experience
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2024–2027Adjunct Research Fellow, The University of Queenlsand
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2023–2024Honorary Lecturer, The University of Queensland
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2020–2022Associate Lecturer in Architecture and Urban Design, The University of Queensland
Education
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2021The University of Queensland, Doctor of Philosophy
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2012The University of Queensland, Master of Architecture
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2008The University of Queensland, Bachelor of Architectural Design
Honours
2025 National Emerging Architect Prize
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- Location: Brisbane, Australia
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