A Black Swan Event? Djirda Miya Island

Daniel Jan Martin; Liam Mouritz

A Black Swan Event? Djirda Miya Island

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Abstract

On the southern edge of Perth’s CBD, a new haven created for the iconic Maali (black swan) offers a precedent for considering incremental approaches to regenerating urban river systems.

Original language	English
No.	173
Specialist publication	Landscape Architecture Australia
Publisher	Architecture Media Pty Ltd
Publication status	Published - Jan 2022

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