28 September 2020
Dr Camila Balbontin examines the ramifications of COVID-19 for local businesses in regards to their location planning and decisions ...
25 September 2020
Please visit our Coronavirus Support page for information about impacts on City events, services and facilities ...
24 September 2020
A new study by the University of South Australia indicates important gaps in urban planning data need to be addressed to ensure key ...
24 September 2020
The Australian economy could benefit from a $5.7 billion per annum boost if each state and territory implements just one of the ‘quick win ...
24 September 2020
Sydney, Sep. 24, 2020 /Medianet/ --
The NSW Government will contribute $1 million to
help the City of Sydney create an additional 9,000m2 ...
23 September 2020
The implications of COVID-19, and its exacerbation of the gap between rich and poor, are moving beyond the realm of immediate health and ...
23 September 2020
DP Architects (DPA) is one of the largest architecture firms in the world. It is the company behind world-famous sites such as Esplanade ...
23 September 2020
By Meg Hill
A new development proposal endorsed by the City of Melbourne has raised questions regarding the future of towers and density in ...
22 September 2020
A new task force set up by the NSW Government will focus on making al fresco drinking and dining a centrepiece of Sydney’s hospitality ...
21 September 2020
The week-long virtual event United for Infrastructure 2020 took place September 14-21 and featured 30 sessions and hundreds of speakers, ...
20 September 2020
Health crises are not new in Africa. The continent has grappled with infectious diseases on all levels, from local (such as malaria) to ...
18 September 2020
On a good day, it would take two hours to drive from one end of Perth to the other — and the city's massive footprint isn't about to shrink.
14 September 2020
From: Infrastructure Canada
Getting the most value out of historic public investments in public transit infrastructure requires good ...
14 September 2020
City of Melbourne Councillors will consider proposed changes to the planning scheme to deliver more sustainable buildings, which will lead ...
11 September 2020
Scientists develop an eco-friendly urban framework.
09 September 2020
In the face of the global health and climate crises, we look at our cities both anxiously and hopefully. We deviate from our normal ...
08 September 2020
US-HEALTH-CORONAVIRUS-SEPT11:Rebuilt after 9/11, World Trade Center threatened anew by coronavirus
08 September 2020
Low-income people living in riskier buildings could bear the brunt of the disaster
04 September 2020
Smart Cities / Connected City Solutions Market 2020: Covid-19 Impact, Manufacturers, Regional Development and Future Industry Analysis. ...
03 September 2020
The proliferation of pop-up cycleways to address pandemic concerns is presenting an opportunity to reimagine, not just how we travel, but “ ...
02 September 2020
The Local Government Association has rejected a State Government push for councils to give greater scrutiny to design quality in ...
01 September 2020
Wanting to social distance, biking surges in North America's largest city
01 September 2020
COVID-19 is the “final nail in the coffin” for the financial performance of high-rise apartments as an investment piece, according to a ...
01 September 2020
PHOTO: Working from home for people like Talia Thornton, (with dog Fenton) has changed house hunting forever. Picture: Nicki Connolly ...
31 August 2020
Twenty-two percent of Los Angeles County tenants paid rent late at least once from April to July, while between May and July, about 7% did ...
31 August 2020
The recent change in the way people live, travel and work presents a unique opportunity for urban developers and designers to improve ...
29 August 2020
Office buildings in Australian CBDs could be converted into residential living spaces, as a tanking commercial property market leads to a ...
27 August 2020
The New South Wales Productivity Commission has released a new green paper to help achieve a more productive and sustainable economy for ...
27 August 2020
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The authors do not work for, consult, own shares in or receive funding from any company or organisation that ...
27 August 2020
The City of Fremantle will refund planning fees on major development projects as part of a suite of measures to boost Fremantle’s economic ...
27 August 2020
Ethos Urban
In the wake of the coronavirus pandemic, communities all over the world are facing extraordinary challenges. We have been ...
27 August 2020
Yesterday, the New South Wales government accepted all 76 recommendations from an independent inquiry into last summer’s devastating ...
26 August 2020
In the past few months we’ve come to see so many things through the prism of health, turning our attention to the experts that have been ...
25 August 2020
Three emerging megatrends are catalysing new business models and reshaping real estate, says Selina Short, EY.
24 August 2020
Landscape Australia: Could you tell me about your role at the City of Melbourne?
Margie McKay: I lead a team of ten urban designers within ...
22 August 2020
From the boarded-up windows, graffiti and smashed glass, you would be forgiven for thinking the COVID-19 pandemic all but wiped out the ...
20 August 2020
In the midst of the COVID-19 pandemic, cities around the world are rediscovering the value of walkable and bikeable streets. From Oakland, ...
20 August 2020
Urban areas will need a major transformation to recover from COVID-19. So far, local leaders haven’t stepped up.
19 August 2020
More than half of all Melburnians do not live within easy walking distance of quality public open space, research shows, highlighting the ...
19 August 2020
History shows how the challenges of health and illness influence the built environment and the way we subsequently design and construct the ...
19 August 2020
When most people think of cooling, they automatically imagine air conditioning (AC), or cooling the air in a room. But, there is a much ...
19 August 2020
The recent change in the way people live, travel and work presents a unique opportunity for urban developers and designers to improve ...
18 August 2020
The pandemic has created an opportunity for urban developers and designers to improve issues such as the liveability of Australian ...
17 August 2020
COVID-19 has raised many questions about how we plan our cities. The issues affect all of us, whether you are in Perth or 3,300 kilometres ...
17 August 2020
The housing markets in Melbourne and Sydney are on a downward trend, according to the valuation firm Herron Todd White.
The last few ...
16 August 2020
The Planning Minister in New South Wales has slammed a paper which suggests that average building heights could be raised by up to 20 ...
11 August 2020
Johannesburg, South AfricaThomson Reuters Foundation
10 August 2020
According to the Reserve Bank of Australia, we should be building high rises everywhere to address housing supply “shortages”. Here’s one ...
08 August 2020
Research claiming apartments could be made hundreds of thousands of dollars cheaper by relaxing zoning restrictions has been questioned by ...
06 August 2020
New research shows that 3 in 4 working Aussies are enjoying not having to commute to work since the covid-19 outbreak disrupted normal ...
06 August 2020
The government has launched a consultation on England’s planning system, as it seeks to slash red tape for new developments.
In the ...
02 August 2020
Authors: Carl Grodach, Professor and Director of Urban Planning & Design, Monash University
31 July 2020
More than 90 per cent of Covid-19 cases are occurring in urban areas, with the pandemic showing that urban design and planning can impact ...
29 July 2020
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Melanie Davern receives funding from the Clean Air and Urban Landscapes Hub supported by the National ...
28 July 2020
The Conversation29 Jul 2020, 06:38 GMT+10
27 July 2020
Emergency reforms enacted by the NSW government to fast-track development applications during the COVID-19 pandemic have severely impacted ...
24 July 2020
These ‘actionables’ are practical steps for implementing the prescriptions of the WHO Manifesto for a healthy recovery from COVID-19. They ...
24 July 2020
The Conversation24 Jul 2020, 22:42 GMT+10
23 July 2020
A survey conducted
by the Australian Institute of Architects has found rising unemployment, widespread cessation of projects and loss of ...
23 July 2020
How will COVID-19 affect the march of urban technology?
21 July 2020
Australian architects say a significant number of construction projects have been placed on hold due to the coronavirus crisis, with ...
20 July 2020
There are ways we can move towards zero-emissions transport in a post-COVID-19 Australian economy.
20 July 2020
The COVID-19 shutdown has highlighted the need for an overarching group to help bring the Adelaide CBD to life again, city business leaders ...
17 July 2020
It’s the most famous city slogan in the world: I Love New York. And yet, surprisingly, love doesn’t seem to play a part in how urban ...
14 July 2020
The ACT Rural Fire Service helps educate rural landowners about potential fire risks on their property. Photo: Michelle Kroll.
Buildings ...
13 July 2020
The body tasked with reporting to government on building regulation has joined international code developers and researchers in calling for ...
11 July 2020
Data on movement in cities suggests businesses should get creative after hours to weather the Covid-19 recession
11 July 2020
Eric Kober is an adjunct fellow at the Manhattan Institute, and the former director of housing, economic, and infrastructure planning at ...
07 July 2020
This week, the Victorian government unilaterally placed the residents of nine public housing towers in inner Melbourne under “hard lockdown ...
07 July 2020
With a transformative City Deal underway, billions pouring into infrastructure projects and key industrial land unlocked, the economic ...
06 July 2020
Capital flow is moving Australia’s way – strongly. What’s the bet that well-managed cities are the winner in the aftermath of Covid?
As the ...
06 July 2020
Once upon a time, the Australian dream was to buy a property in the suburbs, taking advantage of the vast networks of highways and the ...
05 July 2020
The Conversation05 Jul 2020, 22:38 GMT+10
03 July 2020
Marie McInerney writes:
Pandemic lockdowns have highlighted deep inequities in the ways our cities are built and used, and shown the ...
02 July 2020
Will COVID-19 be the trigger to implement urban planning measures that favour bikes and pedestrians as David Brown reports.
https://www. ...
02 July 2020
The top suburbs tipped for future performance in Brisbane, Sydney and Melbourne have been revealed—with the coronavirus shifting the ...
01 July 2020
Western Sydney has a jobs problem. No other big regional economy in Australia fails in providing jobs for its residents more than this one ...
30 June 2020
THE acting commissioner of the NSW Land and Environment Court, Jenny Smithson, has been appointed to the National Capital Authority (NCA) ...
29 June 2020
Bangkok, ThailandThomson Reuters Foundation
29 June 2020
VicHealth is putting the spotlight on local communities and urban design this week as part of its Life and Health ReImagined initiative. ...
25 June 2020
Key workers and low to moderate-income earners are being left behind when it comes to affordable housing, with demand outstripping supply ...
25 June 2020
The initial stages of the COVID-19 crisis caused many sellers to shut up shop and batten down the hatches, according to the latest Herron ...
25 June 2020
Mulgrave, Vic., Jun. 25, 2020 /Medianet/ --
New
research from Monash University reveals the Australian suburbs hardest hit by
COVID-19 ...
25 June 2020
As COVID-19 wipes out demand for public transport in Adelaide, urban planning experts fear the pandemic will derail long-term plans to ...
22 June 2020
A passenger train network linking Perth to southern Western Australia is among concepts created by researchers to help spread Australia's ...
19 June 2020
A new study suggests that denser places, assumed by many to be more conducive to the spread of the coronavirus that causes COVID-19, are ...
18 June 2020
Citizens queue up for food and supplies provided by charity groups in Soweto, southwest of Johannesburg, South Africa, on June 5, 2020. ( ...
17 June 2020
By Rina ChandranBANGKOK, June 17 (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - India will make its streets and markets more accessible to pedestrians and ...
17 June 2020
Ali Soltani is a professor of urban planning who specialises in land use-transport interaction. He is a faculty member of Shiraz University ...
15 June 2020
By Caroline Osborne, University of the Sunshine Coast and Claudia Baldwin, University of the Sunshine Coast
The COVID-19 pandemic has ...
15 June 2020
15 Jun 2020
The City of Melbourne is planning to fast-track the delivery of 40 kilometres of bike lanes to help people travel safely and ...
12 June 2020
By Laurie GoeringLONDON, June 12 (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - From subsidies to help the poor buy air-conditioners to more shade ...
11 June 2020
COVID-19 is challenging many conventions within urban development across the globe.
While the pandemic is seeing Australians adopt ...
10 June 2020
A new report from productivity consultancy Building20 has found most office workers believe they are either as productive or more ...
08 June 2020
Architecture of the Next Normal
08 June 2020
Australia’s population is set to double over the next century, and researchers at The University of Western Australia have created an ...
07 June 2020
Living, working and playing in the one neighbourhood has often been touted as the ideal outcome for well-planned cities. Yet this goal has ...
05 June 2020
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Trivess Moore has received funding from various organisations including the Australian Research Council, ...