Open spaces
Conference paper
Blurring the boundaries: The interface of shopping centres and surrounding urban public space
Through the case study of the recently developed Rouse Hill Town Centre, in NSW, this paper sets out to consider the effects that the blurring of the boundaries between public and private spaces can have on urban life and vitality.
Conference paper
Urban voids: the hidden dimension of temporary vacant spaces in rapidly growing cities
Since in current discussions little attention has been paid to the availability of temporary vacant space, this paper aims to discuss the hidden dimension and potential of urban voids in the example of Melbourne. The particular angle in which we frame this investigation is based on the concept of terrain vague which understands vacant spaces...
Conference paper
Generation after generation: why and how we value open space
This paper presents a theoretical understanding of value and attachment to urban open space and further unpacks this understanding based on a contemporary Australian context using recent practical research completed in western Sydney.
Conference paper
Policy challenges for metropolitan Greenspace in Sydney
The aim of this paper is to identify and discuss some of the main strategic and policy challenges for planning metropolitan greenspace in Sydney
Report
New rural industries for future climates
This report is part of a project exploring the potential for new industries and enterprises to fill land-use opportunities in areas where current agricultural industries may be strongly challenged by future climates. The specific aims were to identify the regions and industries where climate change will alter the current mix of agricultural industries, determine the...