Melbourne
Conference paper
Assessing land use and urban form impacts of changes in relative accessibility
This paper statistically assesses and quantifies the relationship between accessibility and locational decision for firms (jobs) and households (population) in Melbourne.
Conference paper
Compact city visions for Melbourne
This paper seeks to quantify the capacities for compact growth and to use these measures as frameworks for understanding the urban design opportunities embodied in such responses to climate change.
Conference paper
The death and life of great Australian music: planning for live music venues in Australian Cities
In recent decades outdated noise, planning and liquor laws, encroaching residential development, and the rise of more lucrative forms of entertainment for venue operators, such as poker machines, have acted singly or in combination to close many live music venues in Australia.
Conference paper
Retail form in Melbourne and Brisbane: a preliminary investigation into the differences between the two cities
While retail form has implications for matters such as consumer accessibility, quality of service and transport patterns and has been the subject of investigations overseas, there have been comparatively few investigations into the nature of retail form in Australia and the factors that shape that form.
Conference paper
'Hot spots' project: spatial vulnerability to heat events in Melbourne Australia
In Australia heat waves claim more lives than any other natural hazard. To direct population adaptation strategies for a changing climate, it is necessary to be able to identify the location of groups within our population who are most vulnerable to adverse health outcomes associated with extremely hot weather, and to understand factors that influence...