The purpose of this paper is to discuss smaller scale Australian Water's Edge Public Spaces (WEPS) and connect these to the outcomes of a pilot study that compared three WEPS: in Sydney, Hong Kong and Singapore, at different stages of their lifecycle.

Ageing population in Australia is exerting unprecedented changes in housing demand, location of housing and appropriate dwelling types. Availability of suitable, comfortable, affordable and accessible housing is important for older people, and will be a priority as the population in Australia ages. Current planning policy settings and reliance on market forces for housing provision is...

The aim of this paper is to examine if the percentage of open space in older suburbs has changed over time due to residential infill development, how the supply of open space in older suburbs compares with new suburbs.

This paper presents the empirical evidence of employment distribution in the Adelaide metropolitan region based on analysis of the ‘Working Population Profile’ published for the first time by the Australian Bureau of Statistics as part of Census 2006.

The aim of this paper is to examine the consequences of ageing on urban development and housing in South Australia.