Tag: Transport

The winning design is "light, fluid and transparent" to minimise impact on the surrounding infrastructure and parkland.
News | Isla Sutherland | 5 Apr 2022

Winning design announced for Sydney Harbour Bridge cycleway

A team led by Aspect Studios has been selected as the winner of a design competition for a cycleway on Sydney’s Harbour Bridge.

The Toowong to West End Green Bridge in the foreground with the St Lucia to West End Green Bridge in the background.

Two more green bridges for Brisbane

Brisbane City Council has released concept designs for bridges linking West End with St Lucia and Toowong.

Te view of Lower Square looking north east from Railway Square.
News | ArchitectureAU Editorial | 15 Sep 2020

A new public square for central Sydney

The City of Sydney has released early concepts for a major new public square adjacent to Sydney’s Central Station, developed in consultation with Spackman Mossop Michaels and Tonkin Zulaikha Greer.

Showground station by Hassell.
News | Patrick Hunn | 11 Jun 2019

Hassell completes stations, parks and plazas for Sydney Metro Northwest

The first leg of Sydney’s new driverless Sydney Metro railway project is finished, replete with new train stations and surrounding landscapes designed by Hassell.

Access to and from the ferry terminals is enhanced by clear crossing points and visual clues along the riverside bike path, to minimize conflict between ferry passengers and cyclists.
Archive | Suzanne Kyte | 12 May 2019

Brisbane’s flood-resilient ferry terminals

Lat27 has stitched eight ferry terminals to their Brisbane River sites in a generous, flood-resilient scheme that elevates the public transit experience.

Melbourne CBD.

Car-free Melbourne mooted in transport strategy refresh

Melbourne council is examining Barcelona’s “superblocks” and Oslo’s car-free CBD in an effort to address the “disproportionate” amount of space devoted to private cars.

The proposed station at Parkville, designed by Weston Williamson and Partners and Hassell.
News | Patrick Hunn | 13 Oct 2017

Could the grass be greener above the Melbourne Metro Tunnel?

Melbourne’s underground rail project also contains a plan to actively improve, increase and preserve Melbourne’s inner-city “living infrastructure.”

Brisbane Ferry Terminals by Aurecon and Cox Rayner Architects (now Cox Architecture), landscape architecture by Lat27.
News | Ricky Ray Ricardo and Patrick Hunn | 20 Jun 2017

Three urban design projects awarded at 2017 Good Design Awards

A set of flood-resilient ferry terminals, a mammoth post-industrial renewal project and the ‘daylighting’ of an urban stream all received gongs at 2017 Good Design Awards.

Access to and from the ferry terminals is enhanced by clear crossing points and visual clues along the riverside bike path, to minimize conflict between ferry passengers and cyclists.
Review | Suzanne Kyte | 18 May 2017

Going with the flow: Brisbane’s new ferry terminals

Eight ferry terminals have been stitched to their Brisbane River sites in a generous, flood-resilient scheme that elevates the public transit experience.

The revised Riverside Greenway scheme combines a dedicated bus lane, cycle paths, linear park space as well as a rail line.
News | Ricky Ray Ricardo | 8 May 2017

Riverside Greenway: A bold vision to transform Brisbane’s iconic expressway

A Brisbane student has developed a plan to transform Brisbane’s busy Riverside Expressway into a public transport and pedestrian-focused “greenway.”

A visualization of the WestConnex M5 project at St Peters, Sydney, which will see the destruction of 500 trees at the southern end of Sydney Park.
Practice | Andrew Jackson | 25 Jan 2017

Reflections on Paul Mees OAM

In response to recent destruction of heritage homes and parkland for Sydney’s WestConnex road project, we remember the life and work of planning academic Paul Andrew Mees (1961–2013).

General Motors' Firebird III, an early attempt at a car with 'autonomous' systems, on display at the Century 21 Exposition, Seattle, 1962.

Disrupting old ways of getting around cities

We need to change how we get around our cities, but even small shifts in a complex system can have unintended consequences.

A C Class tram in Melbourne, Australia.
Practice | Peter Newman | 2 May 2016

How to build light rail in our cities

Light rail reduces traffic, creates livelier neighbourhoods and enables denser cities. So why aren’t we building more of it?

Render of the mid-section of Nelson Street cycleway, daytime.

A jewel in the cycle network

Monk Mackenzie Architects and LandLAB have created a bold, almost whimsical design for the Nelson Street cycleway.

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