Tag: Density

The NSW Productivity Commission is calling for higher density in inner-Sydney suburbs to stem the loss of younger residents from city.
News | ArchitectureAU Editorial | 14 Feb 2024

Density done well key to stemming Sydney’s exodus of the young

The New South Wales Productivity Commission has thrown its weight behind affordable, higher density housing in inner-Sydney suburbs, after it identified a mass exodus of younger residents due to high housing costs.

Northern Precinct at Rouse Hill by Cox Architecture.
News | ArchitectureAU Editorial | 20 May 2021

Walkable, green neighbourhood for Sydney’s Rouse Hill

Cox Architecture has amended its proposal for its $1.3 billion residential and commercial development at Rouse Hill, Sydney.

An example of a low-density suburb before GOD (greenspace-oriented development), with large amounts of underutilized public open space.
Practice | Richard Weller | 25 Nov 2019

What ever happened to (Australian) urbanism?

With Australia’s population set to almost double by 2066, the handwringing over increased density and sprawl will only increase. Yet these circumstances offer architects and urban planners an opportunity for courageous creativity.

Melbourne is currently experiencing a highrise apartment boom, but there is limited knowledge on the social and psychological outcomes for residents.
Practice | Leanne Hodyl | 2 Nov 2016

Is highrise living bad for you?

With highrise apartment tower approvals increasing exponentially in Australian cities, it’s important that designers and developers engage with post-occupancy research.

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