BASIC INFORMATION

Name：Peter SP Wong

ID：0000-0002-8429-2551

Professor:Associate Dean - Construction Management：School of PCPM

Email：peterspwong@rmit.edu.au

Loc：City Campus, Australia

BIO

Prof.Peter S.P. Wong is the Associate Dean (Construction Management) of the School of Property Construction and Project Management, RMIT University. As of March 2025, he has over 150 publications and has been granted over AUD $3 Million in research funding. His research covers immersive technology (VR/AR/MR) in construction, Modular Integrated Construction (MiC), construction waste management, and more. He is a Task Group member in multiple committees of the Australian Sustainable Built Environment Council (ASBEC) and serves as Associate Editor for two international journals.

He is a chartered quantity surveyor and a chartered builder with solid industry experience. He worked as a quantity surveyor with Rider Levett Bucknall Ltd, participating in prestigious construction projects totaling A$1.8 billion. He has rich teaching experience across Hong Kong, Singapore, Sydney and Melbourne.His excellence in academic leadership, teaching and research is widely recognized. He holds important positions in professional institutions such as CIOB, AIQS and RICS, and acts as an external examiner for multiple universities. He has received numerous awards including Outstanding Reviewer Awards and the "Jan Korevaar Most Outstanding Paper Award".

RMITUNIVERSITY APPOINTMENTS

Associate Dean - Construction Management：RMIT University, Melbourne, Australia，1 Jan 2018 - present

Professor - Construction：RMIT University, Melbourne, Australia，1 Jan 2020 - present

Associate Professor - Construction：RMIT University, Melbourne, Australia，1 Jan 2016 - 31 Dec 2019

Senior Lecturer：RMIT University, Melbourne, Australia，1 Jan 2011 - 31 Dec 2015

NON-ACADEMIC POSITIONS

Quantity Surveyor：Levett and Bailey, Hong Kong，2 Aug 1999 - 30 Apr 2004

RESEARCH OUTPUTS（PART )

- The role of proximity principle in driving circular economy in built environment，25 Jul 2025，Circular Economy and Sustainability，Springer

- Role of training in changing designers’ attitudes and behaviour in optimal use of products with recycled content，1 Apr 2025，Resources, Conservation & Recycling Advances，Elsevier

- Transferring Fire Modelling Sciences into Augmented Reality，1 Apr 2025，Fire，MDPI AG

- A systematic review of criteria influencing the integration of BIM and Immersive Technology，7 Mar 2025，Journal of Information Technology in Construction，International Council for Research and Innovation in Building and Construction

- What Australia’s circular economy framework means for recycled content in the built environment，25 Feb 2025，The Fifth Estate

RESEARCH INTERESTS

- Implementing Immersive Technologies (virtual reality and augmented reality) in construction

- Design for Manufacture and Assembly (DfMA) and Offsite construction manufacturing

-  Construction waste management and Sustainable Construction

- Carbon reduction in construction

- Organisational culture, change management and learning

-  Project Performance Monitoring

- Construction contract administration and dispute resolution

- Trust in Construction and Life cycle costing

FUNDED RESEARCH（PART）

- Using recycled and recyclable products: Influencing stakeholders through circular economy practices (Project 1.95)，AUD$165,000，Sustainable Built Environment National Research Centre，2023-2025

-  Developing Virtual reality (VR) based online self-evaluation platform，AUD$60,000，Victorian Building Authority (VBA) Research Grant，2022-2024

- Enhancing the use of products with recycled contact in the Australian construction industry (Project 1.85)，AUD$123,750，Sustainable Built Environment National Research Centre，2021-2023

- Defining partnership models for leveraging Design for Manufacture and Assembly (DfMA)，AUD$10,000，Aurecon Group Pty Ltd.，2021-2022

- Efficient construction: analysis of integrated supply chains for innovative off site housing manufacturing，AUD$345,385，Australian Research Council Linkage Grant，2014-2019

TEACHING INTERESTS

- Construction Contract Administration

- Quantity Surveying

- Construction Management

- Construction Disputes Resolution

- Application of IT in construction

-  Carbon Reduction in Construction

- Organisational change management

TEACHING & SUPERVISION（PART）

- Construction Sustainability - Investigating the Adoption of Agility and Lean Construction: Towards Critical Success Factors and an Industry 4.0 Ontology，14 Apr 2025

- Towards the Development of a Conceptual Model for Better Adaptation of Floodwalls Design to Climate Change，23 Nov 2023

- Integrating Building Information Modelling (BIM) with Immersive Technologies (ImT) for Enhanced Project Management and Construction Practices，5 Dec 2022

Details about Peter SP Wong can be found at the link：

https://academics.rmit.edu.au/peter-wong2?_gl=1*1h7j54m*_gcl_au*MTc0ODA1MTM4Ny4xNzYwOTQzNDAy