Going underground – the future of planning?
In the future, buildings may be constructed underground to accommodate increasing population growth.
3 February, 2022In the future, buildings may be constructed underground to accommodate increasing population growth.
3 February, 2022The CEO of Australia’s fastest growing city is urging city-makers to abandon ideology and herald a new era of stewardship.
14 March, 2019Australia needs a national plan for the growth of cities and regions overseen by a minister, national chief planner and a new COAG council, parliamentary committee says.
20 September, 2018Walls and rooftops planted.
1 June, 2016The Australian affordable housing shortage.
22 January, 2015By Mark Bruzzone* The concept of ‘liveable cities’ has become an increasingly used term when talking about planning and designing urban areas. The desire to tackle challenges such as population growth, climate change, urban sprawl and natural disasters whilst delivering a high quality of sustainable living for Australians has become a key objective of both […]
20 January, 2014By Paul Hemsley The quarterly ‘State of the States’ economic performance report from Commonwealth Bank of Australia’s securities arm, CommSec, has found that New South Wales and Queensland are falling behind on urban development. Population growth in NSW is the third lowest among the states and territories, resulting in the lack of development and expansion […]
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