Phil from architecture spoke to us about Liveable+Smart Cities Lab, 3rd August 2018

Just a note....

Phil involved in CRC bid on Smart cities - passed stage 2

Promising future collaboration with councils, but things to be developed

There is a new Master of Smart Cities potentially coming up

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