Facilitating mixed use development /

Facilitating mixed use development /

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Corporate Authors: Australia. Dept. of Housing and Regional Development, Australia. National Capital Planning Authority, Better Cities Program (Australia)
Format: Book
Language:English
Published: Canberra : Australian Govt. Publishing Service, c1995.
Series:Occasional paper series 2 (Better Cities Program (Australia)) ; paper 3.
Subjects:
Land use, Urban > Australia.
City planning > Australia.
City planning > Australia > Congresses.
Urban renewal > Congresses.
Table of Contents:
  • 1. Welcome / Lindsay Evans
  • 2. Keynote address / Lyndsay Neilson
  • 3. What is mixed use development? / Brian Binning
  • 4. How to facilitate mixed use development
  • 4.1. Statutory planning issues: planning processes available for facilitation / Greg Woodhams
  • 4.2. Economic issues: understanding the market for achieving desired outcomes / Derek Kemp
  • 4.3. Urban design issues: achieving liveable and sustainable cities / Allan Rodger
  • 5. Better cities case studies: implementing mixed use development
  • 5.1. New South Wales, Ultimo-Pyrmont area strategy / Sue Holliday
  • 5.2.1. New South Wales, Honeysuckle and environs area strategy / Robert Zullo
  • 5.2.2. Shoptop housing, Newcastle's approach / Garry Fielding
  • 5.3. Western Australia, East Perth and Perth urban area strategies / Charles Johnson
  • 6. Other practical acievements: implementing mixed use develpment
  • 6.1. At the site scale: vertical mixed development, Quay West, Sydney / Geoff Davey
  • 6.2. At the site scale: Crown Street, Surry Hills / Ross Styles
  • 6.3. At the precinct scale: Southgate, Melbourne / Ross Honeywill
  • 6.4.1. At the precinct scale: Ryde urban village / Barbara Lepani
  • 6.4.2. Ryde urban village / Rod Simpson
  • 7. Summing up / Claire Middleton
  • Appendix 1. Facilitation of mixed use development: background discussion paper / Claire Middleton
  • Appendix 2. Facilitation of mixed use development program
  • Appendix 3. Register of attendees. delays.
  • 1. Introduction / Michael Ratcliffe
  • 2. The objectives of institutional reform within the Better Cities Program / Lindsay Evans
  • 3. Communty care and housing linkages as an alternative to institutins: a Commonwealth policy perspective / Maree Roberts
  • 4. Overview of housing and support services for people with disabilities / Di Thomas
  • 5. Better cities area strategies' institutional reform programs
  • 5.1. Plenty Road, Victoria
  • 5.1.1. North East Melbourne Psychiatric Service Redevelopment (NEMPS) / Alan Stewart
  • 5.1.2. Janefield and Kingsbury redevelopment / Alma Adams
  • 5.1.3. Lessons learned / Allan Stewart
  • 5.2. Inala Ipswich, Queensland
  • 5.2.1. Wolston Park Hospital / Bruce Milligan
  • 5.2.2. Challinor project / Susan Black
  • 5.3. Canberra, ACT
  • 5.3.1. An overview / Lynne Grayson
  • 5.3.2. The process / Peggy Beer
  • 5.4. Hobart, Tasmania / Mary Bent
  • 6. Summing up for day one / Michael Ratcliffe
  • 7. A community service perspective of institutional reform / Annamaree Reisch-Kleber
  • 8. Panel discussion
  • 9. Summing up / Claire Middleton
  • Appendix 1. Institutional reform: background discussion paper / produced by the National Capital Planning Authority
  • Appendix 2. Program
  • Appendix 3. Register of attendees. Ö.
  • 1. Opening address / Gary Prattley
  • 2. Transit supportive urban design / Chip Kaufman and Wendy Morris
  • 3. A national perspective: preliminary outcomes of the urban public transport component of the Australian urban and regional development review / Gary Glazebrook
  • 4/ Implementing transit support design in Brisbane-Gold Coast corridor
  • 4.1. A state perspective / Michelle Teoh
  • A local perspective / Peter Shepherd
  • 5. Implementing transit support design in Plenty corridor
  • 5.1. Plenty corridor area strategy / Paul Reed
  • Janefield site inspection / Laurie Cuttiford
  • 6. Reports from workshop groups
  • Appendix 1. Workshop notes
  • Appendix 2. Janefield project site description and parameters / Chip Kaufman
  • Appendix 3. Agenda
  • Appendix 4. Register of attendees.
  • 1. Opening address / Bill Wood
  • Introduction / Gary Prattley
  • Chairman's opening remarks / Barry Telford
  • 2. Energy efficient urban design / Jan Martin
  • 3. Energy audits and building design / Trevor Lee
  • Energy efficient and ecologically sustainable design for large commercial buildings / Marci Webster-Mannison
  • 5. ACT energy guidelines: application to Subdivision Design Act energy ratings / George Tomlins
  • 6. Energy smart lots and the national housing energy rating system / Tony Isaacs
  • 7. A practical application of urban design principles to housing development / Peter Jensen
  • 8. Implementing energy efficient guidelines / Elizabeth Kinkade
  • 9. AMCORD and energy use / Jane Stanley
  • 10. AMCORD 95: energy efficiency guidelines: key issues / Peter Jensen
  • 11. Conclusion / Barry Telford
  • Appendix 1. Facilitator briefing notes / prepared by Jim Kaucz
  • Appendix 2. Agenda
  • Appendix 3. List of attendees.

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