Citizen-led collaboration

Anthony Duckworth-Smith

Citizen-led collaboration

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Abstract

Innovative approaches are needed to help local planning achieve strategic objectives for increased infill housing to transition toward a more compact and sustainable city. This is particularly the case in areas which often resist this change.One such approach is to develop policy in conjunction with the community’s wishes and needs, what we might term citizen-led development rather than the conventional deliver and defend method focused on achieving higher densities. This article discusses the unique tools currently under development at AUDRC to help this process.

Original language	English
Pages	81
Number of pages	1
Specialist publication	Property: The West Australian Newspaper
Publication status	Published - 16 May 2018

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Collaborative, applied research in support of policy in the space of urban design
Baumeister, J., Bolleter, J. & Duckworth, A.
Western Australian Planning Commission
1/01/17 → 31/12/19
Project: Research

Ministers Award
Duckworth, Anthony (Recipient), 17 Nov 2017
Prize
Australian Urban Design Awards
Duckworth, Anthony (Recipient), 2017
Prize: Other distinction

2 Public lecture, debate or seminar
1 Participation in workshop, seminar or course

Collaborative Place Design
Anthony Duckworth (Speaker)
20 Nov 2020
Activity: Service and engagement › Public lecture, debate or seminar
Backyard Bonanza: Suburban Intensification , Policy & Community in the other 'City-on-the-Shore'
Anthony Duckworth-Smith (Speaker)
20 Nov 2019
Activity: Service and engagement › Public lecture, debate or seminar
Planning Institute of Australia WA State Conference
Anthony Duckworth-Smith (Participant)
15 Sep 2017
Activity: Conferences and workshops › Participation in workshop, seminar or course

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Citizen-led collaboration

Abstract

Access to Document

Collaborative, applied research in support of policy in the space of urban design

Ministers Award

Australian Urban Design Awards

Collaborative Place Design

Backyard Bonanza: Suburban Intensification , Policy & Community in the other 'City-on-the-Shore'

Planning Institute of Australia WA State Conference

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