Associate Professor Peter Raisbeck serves in the Faculty of Architecture, Building and Planning at the University of Melbourne, where he is recognized as an architect, academic, and advocate with integrative expertise in architecture, urban design, finance, and architectural history. His primary research interest lies in design value and procurement studies. He holds a Bachelor's Degree and a Master's degree from RMIT University, as well as a Master's (Coursework) from the University of Melbourne. Since 2006, Raisbeck has taught architectural practice and design at the Melbourne School of Design. He leads the Built Environment Disability Inclusion Hub, which is dedicated to achieving spatial justice in the built environment through universal design and accessibility. This hub builds on initiatives such as the disability design studio and the annual Ableist Cities symposium, which he co-convenes to address ableist barriers in Australian cities.

Raisbeck's scholarly contributions include the book 'Architecture as a Global System: Scavengers, Tribes, Warlords and Megafirms' published in 2020. His highly cited publications encompass 'Comparative performance of PPPs and traditional procurement in Australia' (2010, 330 citations), 'Assessing integrated project delivery: a comparative analysis of IPD and alliance contracting procurement routes' (2010, 79 citations), 'Identifying design development factors in Australian PPP projects using an AHP framework' (2013, 60 citations), 'Prototype cities in the sea' (2005, 44 citations), and 'Perceptions of architectural design and project risk: understanding the architects' role in a PPP project' (2008, 30 citations). He has led research projects such as 'Assessing Design Value in Australian Workplaces', 'Creating and Managing Design Knowledge Using Integrated Project Delivery (IPD) Procurement', 'DO SMALL PRACTICE ARCHITECT DESIGNED RENOVATIONS IMPROVE CAPITAL GAINS IN THE MELBOURNE RESIDENTIAL PROPERTY MARKET?', and 'Unhas Inclusive University: Assessing the Gaps in Access for All at Universitas Hasanuddin'. Additional research areas include architecture, design research, construction management, and BIM, as reflected in his Google Scholar profile affiliated with the University of Melbourne.

Professional Email: raisbeck@unimelb.edu.au