Focusing on public and private open space at ground level, this paper aims to assess how residential infill developments are impacting on open space availability.

This paper explores the extent of infrastructure provision issues and tries to identify the actual costs of provision in different situations.

This paper explores the complexity of suburbs, with a particular focus on the environmental benefits that they offer, to show that in some respects suburbs have been miscast as unsustainable. Suburban infill development in a provincial New Zealand city is then used to quantify the changes in a suburban environment as a result of infill...

This paper draws on a research initiative of the Office of the Victorian Government Architect (OVGA) and the Monash Architecture Studio (MAS) to examine the opportunities and constraints associated with the small infill housing in middle suburban contexts.

The outcome of the project is a list of recommendations designed to increase the supply of appropriate, diverse and affordable housing through infill development.