Drawing from their work in Sydney the authors posit that adaptive re-use of old buildings not only preserves the historical architectural and urban character of the city, but supports more efficient patterns of living than outward urban expansion.
Brittany Johnston addresses the gap between tree canopy targets aimed at greening the urban environment and the realities of achieving them. This article offers vital lessons for city policy makers, city planners and urban and landscape designers.
The new Sydney Metro is a massive investment that has the potential to shape Sydney as well as transport.
With a 24-hectare over rail deck set to create a a new precinct on the southern edge of the Sydney's CBD, Sydney Central Station should be hosting the party, not left at the door.
A general commentary on proposals and a way forward to transform Circular Quay
Contributions—of ideas, practice and policy—to the greening of cities; primarily incorporating living plants in architectural projects and including creative examples from Sydney and abroad.
