Mark Limb

Mark Limb is a Senior Lecturer at Queensland University of Technology (QUT), based in the Faculty of Engineering's School of Architecture & Built Environment. He holds a Doctor of Philosophy (QUT) and a Master of Urban and Regional Planning (QUT). His research focuses on urban planning policies, including compact city strategies, infill development, and active transportation. Mark coordinates undergraduate units in Planning and Design Practice, Urban Planning Practice, and Stakeholder Engagement. His current research projects total over $2.6 million in funding.

Key research interests include policy evaluation, land use planning, and the intersection of urban development with climate resilience. He has contributed to studies on Brisbane’s compact city policies and the implementation of sustainability frameworks. Mark is a member of the Planning Institute of Australia (MPIA) and actively engages with interdisciplinary teams on projects addressing urban governance and smart campus initiatives.

Recent publications highlight his work on circular urban design, geospatial AI, and governance systems for environmental conservation. He emphasizes the need for equitable urban policies that balance density with affordability and environmental stewardship.