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Kath Phelan
Conference paper
Multi-stakeholder collaboration to achieve urban greening and cooling in Melbourne: a case study on Greening the West
Greening the West (GTW) is a regional initiative aimed at increasing urban greening, particularly the number of trees, in Melbourne’s western suburbs. This research has found that through creating a critical mass of urban greening advocates, and a sophisticated communications strategy, GTW has been able to accrue significant external funding which has resulted in noticeable...
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Greening the west: assessment of the functioning and implications of collaborative efforts to achieve urban greening in Melbourne’s west
A major urban greening initiative across six local councils has dramatically reshaped western Melbourne’s tree cover, making the area more liveable and cooler, this RMIT University study has found.
Conference paper
Time poor, health poor? Travel-related time poverty and resident health in a greenfield master-planned estate
Master-planned estates (MPEs) on edges of cities are a major source of new housing in Australia. Concerns about limited local services and amenities and negative impacts on resident health have contributed to changes in design of some MPEs.
Conference paper
Alternative futures for Melbourne's peri-urban regions
Using a case study of Melbourne’s peri-urban region, this paper explores the capacity for regional growth under different spatial scenarios.
Conference paper
Strategic land use capacity in Melbourne
This paper presents a comprehensive metropolitan-wide method and model for determining potential land supply in Melbourne.