Rate My Professor Jeremy Wu

Jeremy Wu's research specializations encompass sustainability in construction management, high-rise modular buildings, BIM/GIS integration, and off-site construction technologies. He led the DBE Small Grant project titled 'Sustainability in Construction Management - Fashioning New Materials'. Key publications include 'Constraints Hindering the Development of High-Rise Modular Buildings' (Applied Sciences, 2020, co-authored with Y. Sun et al., cited 148 times), 'The Application of Graph in BIM/GIS Integration' (Buildings, 2022, co-authored with J. Zhu et al., cited 44 times), 'Automatic Scaffolding Workface Assessment for Activity Analysis through Machine Learning' (2021, co-authored with others), and the publication 'DBE Sustainability in Construction Management - Fashioning New Materials' (Curtin University School of Design and the Built Environment, 2026, ISBN 978-0-6455305-7-5). He has supervised PhD students and contributed to research in modular construction design guidelines. In teaching, he coordinates Construction Management courses, including Building Services and Regulations & Control Systems. Wu received the Excellence in Teaching Award as winner in the Faculty of Humanities and the Research Supervisor Award. He serves as a councillor for the AIQS WA Chapter.