Urban renewal
Alternative labels
Urban revitalisation
Urban transformation
Urban redevelopment
Urban regeneration
Article
New creatives are remaking Canberra’s city centre, but at a social cost
Canberra is growing as fast as anywhere in Australia. It's driven by a knowledge economy that is transforming the city centre but is also displacing poorer residents.
Report
Plan Melbourne 2017-2050: report on progress 2018
This report is the first review of the current Five-Year Implementation Plan for the Plan Melbourne 2017-2050 strategy.
Conference paper
Arrested (re)development? Will multi-owned properties effect urban redevelopment in Auckland?
Auckland has 47% of New Zealand’s multi-owned properties, and they account for 31% of all properties in Auckland. These multi-owned properties are either unit titles (strata titles), or cross leases. Cross leases are a unique form of property ownership developed by a lawyer in the late 1950s to allow the ownership of units within a...
Conference paper
Dormancy in two regional cities and its relevance to the growth of Sydney
The dormant cityscape continues to haunt many of our burgeoning, high growth cities. Former port lands, ‘brownfield’ sites and degraded suburban areas persist in these states for what appears to be decades without any apparent revival. Despite the usual forms of planning, zoning and controls they appear to display obstinacy over large time periods that...
Conference paper
Understanding adaptive reuse diversity: heritage, brownfield sites and obsolete buildings
This discussion paper adopts a critical view of Adaptive Resuse (AR) of vacant buildings. It contributes to an understanding of AR in a policy context in SA and highlights recent policy developments in light of regulatory barriers cited as inhibitors of AR.