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Archive for September, 2010
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Stick to the plan, or risk greatness
Posted on 30/09/2010 | No CommentsKelsey Munro September 29, 2010 SYDNEY will not be a ”truly great city of the world” unless it builds Lend Lease’s plan for Barangaroo, says Richard Rogers, the Pritzker prize-winning... -
No one running public transport co-ordination
Posted on 29/09/2010 | No CommentsClay Lucas September 29, 2010 NO ONE takes responsibility for the co-ordination of Melbourne’s public transport services, according to the managers and former chiefs of Melbourne’s tram, train and bus... -
Watch out Google… Here comes Polymaps
Posted on 27/09/2010 | No CommentsA new interactive GIS mapping system called Polymaps is the next best thing to Google Earth. It is sure to give Google a run for their money. Polymaps offers an... -
Childhood memories rebuilt at LEGO exhibition
Posted on 23/09/2010 | No CommentsRemember playing with LEGO in your childhood? Meet Adam Reed Tucker who plays with LEGO for his job. An exhibition of Adam’s monumental work is on display at the National... -
Queensland bill delivers new land valuation system
Posted on 21/09/2010 | No CommentsThis news was notified to The Planning Boardroom by Nate Hood. Thank you for sharing this with us. If you would like to share news or other valuable information and have... -
Affordable Housing: key issues and housing stress
Posted on 19/09/2010 | 1 CommentWhile studying my Bachelor of Planning degree at university, I completed quite a few assignments on affordable housing as I felt it was an important topic to the urban planning... -
Recreating an Ancient Practice into Contemporary Designs
Posted on 16/09/2010 | 1 CommentSukkot is a Jewish Festival celebrated from 23 September until 29 September 2010. The age old custom involves building a temporary hut known as a ‘Sukkah’. There is also a... -
Video: The Economics of Urban Planning by Michael Walker
Posted on 10/09/2010 | No CommentsMichael Walker – The Economics of Urban Planning from Steve Hynes on Vimeo. Michael Walker, Founder and Former Director of the Fraser Institute, makes an articulate and persuasive argument for...