Place Value Ashfield

Daniel Jan Martin; Rosie Halsmith; Loren Holmes; Rene Van Meeuwen; Fernando Jerez; Sophie Giles; Emily Van Eyk; Geoffrey London; Simon Anderson; Craig McCormack; Liam Mouritz; Belen Perez de Juan Gonzalez; Joshua Cobb-Diamond; Stephen Thick; Amber Martin; Felix Joensson; Yangyan Ou; Samantha Dye; Jess Mountain; Matt Delroy-Carr; Serena Pangestu; Anika Kalotay; Nigel Bertram; Richard Hassell; James Rietveld

Place Value Ashfield

Daniel Jan Martin (Director), Rosie Halsmith (Director), Loren Holmes (Director), Rene Van Meeuwen (Artist), Fernando Jerez (Artist), Sophie Giles (Artist), Emily Van Eyk (Artist), Geoffrey London (Artist), Simon Anderson (Artist), Craig McCormack (Artist), Liam Mouritz (Artist), Belen Perez de Juan Gonzalez (Artist), Joshua Cobb-Diamond (Artist), Stephen Thick (Artist), Amber Martin (Artist), Felix Joensson (Artist), Yangyan Ou (Artist), Samantha Dye (Artist), Jess Mountain (Artist), Matt Delroy-Carr (Artist)Serena Pangestu (Artist), Anika Kalotay (Artist), Nigel Bertram (Artist), Richard Hassell (Artist), James Rietveld (Artist)

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Abstract

Place Value Ashfield is a project by the UWA School of Design and Future West (Australian Urbanism) that explores the potentials of a coordinated approach to infill housing in the Perth suburb of Ashfield.

From the outset, Place Value Ashfield asked multidisciplinary design teams to consider infill housing as part of the broader site context in Ashfield, with each team allocated one of six dispersed groups of sites across the suburb.

Schemes were guided by an overarching landscape framework between rail and river, with the aim of demonstrating how housing regeneration can respond to existing values of place.

Original language	English
Place of Publication	Perth
Publisher	Future West (Australian Urbanism)
Edition	8
Publication status	Published - Jul 2021

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Martin, D. J. (Director), Halsmith, R. (Director), Holmes, L. (Director), Van Meeuwen, R. (Artist), Jerez, F. (Artist), Giles, S. (Artist), Van Eyk, E. (Artist), London, G. (Artist), Anderson, S. (Artist), McCormack, C. (Artist), Mouritz, L. (Artist), Perez de Juan Gonzalez, B. (Artist), Cobb-Diamond, J. (Artist), Thick, S. (Artist), Martin, A. (Artist), Joensson, F. (Artist), Ou, Y. (Artist), Dye, S. (Artist), Mountain, J. (Artist), ... Rietveld, J. (Artist). (2021). Place Value Ashfield. Design, Future West (Australian Urbanism). https://www.placevalueashfield.com

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