Land use
Conference paper
Melbourne Docklands: it's a class remake but it ain't classy
This paper examines the effects of gentrification and redevelopment on Melbourne's Docklands.
Conference paper
Refining principles of compensation for traditional and non-traditional public purposes in land acquisition
This paper examines the expanding purposes for which land is compulsorily acquired in Australia, and the evolving complexities in providing parity of value to dispossessed parties. Cases are examined in identifying the emerging purposes for land is acquired and a survey is used in exploring the impact of the types of acquisitions which encompass the...
Conference paper
The balance of planning ideologies in Existing Use Rights cases at the New South Wales Land and Environment Court
This paper contributes to narrowing this gap in the literature by drawing on McAuslan’s notion of “planning ideologies” to examine the ideological conflicts inherent in progressing a planning dispute into the legal realm – that is, into an arena where the public interest nature of planning encounters the traditional tendency of courts to protect private...
Conference paper
Does strategic planning provide the clarity it claims? Framing land-use conflict as competing interpretations of the same planning concept: the case of the 'mixed-use neighbourhood'
Using textual analysis techniques, this paper unpacks the planning concept of the mixed-use neighbourhood, as used in Sydney’s planning strategies.
Conference paper
A GIS methodology for estimating the transport network impedance to last-mile delivery
The ‘last mile’ delivery in cities is not merely a logistics problem, but also a significant urban planning challenge. With the rapid growth of online retail transactions, the size and scope of last mile problem will more likely to escalate. This paper aims to measure the transportation network impedance to last mile delivery of goods.