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Post Pandemic & Green Open Space – How Will We Respond?
Landscaping
Wednesday August 31 2022

Post Pandemic & Green Open Space – How Will We Respond?

Living conditions created under the COVID-19 pandemic situation provided a spotlight on the inadequacies of our cities for green open space.

Public say in Melbourne Fed Square review
Public
Monday August 5 2019

Public say in Melbourne Fed Square review

A bid to build a supersized Apple store at Melbourne’s Federation Square may have failed but the Victorian government is still looking towards an overhaul of...

How Does Your City Feel?
Urban Planning
Monday November 2 2015

How Does Your City Feel?

Our cities have been changing for quite a while now, but how much attention are we paying to the conditions under which these changes are taking...

Why So Little Pride in Public Buildings Anymore?
Public
Thursday October 15 2015

Why So Little Pride in Public Buildings Anymore?

In the past, Australia used to invest heavily in the design of its public buildings.

Concepts Released for the Renewal of Melbourne’s University Square
Landscaping
Thursday August 27 2015

Concepts Released for the Renewal of Melbourne’s University Square

The City of Melbourne is inviting the community to have their say on a draft concept plan for the redevelopment of University Square in Carlton.

I Am Here; I Want to Go There
Urban Planning
Friday May 8 2015

I Am Here; I Want to Go There

Humans are strange beings.

What Designing for Children of all Abilities Teaches Us
Landscaping
Tuesday March 24 2015

What Designing for Children of all Abilities Teaches Us

The rapidly changing innovations within the design sector present new possibilities for designers and builders, but according to lead playground designer Tobias Volbert, these innovations fail...

Does Anyone Hear When a Tree Falls in Our Suburbs?
Landscaping
Wednesday January 28 2015

Does Anyone Hear When a Tree Falls in Our Suburbs?

In most suburbs across Australia’s cities, when a tree falls it is heard - and felt, and often blamed. It is then chopped up, removed, mulched...