People aged under 25 are 214% more likely to experience housing stress than those over 65 new @AHURI_Research report finds.
Read the article here to hear from co-author @HazelEasthope on more of the report's findings.
https://t.co/wuscsCBu2q
New blog alert!
Dr Rupa Ganguli writes in the @FifthEstateAU on the central role sales agents play play in the high rise apartment development process.
Read the article here:
https://t.co/PeWLQZJmYP
An important study by the @ArchitectsJrnal
“Female architecture students are significantly more likely to drop out before qualifying than their male counterparts, according to new data”
https://t.co/ewa7JmFXEm
How can we improve the quality of life provided by apartments? @AlexaGower reviews the evaluation tools available to improve apartment design https://t.co/zRzrQzvolT via @citiesppllove
New paper alert! Planning for Lower-Income Households in Privately Developed High-Density Neighbourhoods in Sydney, Aus, led by @HazelEasthope, now available open-access in @CogitatioUP https://t.co/gQnIRt4HgB cc @LauraCrommo @ryanvdn@DrSophieMayKerr
Our latest research release is now live! The housing ‘issue’ brings together an amazing collection of articles from housing academics and industry practitioners across Australia. Head to https://t.co/U5DrhzCHW0 to read more!
Singapore and public housing
“Approximately 82% of its population lives in abundant, inexpensive, well-maintained public housing. And because most of Singapore’s public housing is sold, not rented, the homeownership rate is over 90%”
https://t.co/f9lrNXUuH9
Understanding the lived experience + benefits of regional cities - a new @AHURI_Research report out today, by CFRC Fellow @LauraCrommo + colleagues at @RMIT_CUR @UniversitySA @Sydney_Arch. Read it here https://t.co/yvIDOMJEDg
Join our chat with Laura Crommelin of UNSW where she shares her findings on building defects in strata, and everything about the hazards that may be present in a building. @UNSWCityFutures @LauraCrommo #BuyersAgent Listen now: https://t.co/lBVzMaEbDT
There has been a global boom in high-rise construction and people living vertically. But can we live in them happily and build them sustainably?
@UNSW A/Prof. Philip Oldfield (@SustainableTall) weighs in.
🔗: https://t.co/gIo6RffraV
Congrats to the authors @lauracrommo, @Sianelt, @HazelEasthope, @YangHyungmo, @BuckleCaitlin, Martin Loosemore + Bill Randolph on what is one of the most comprehensive examinations of the issue of defects in apartments in Australia to date 2/4
In our latest research release we're thinking differently about who we're designing our cities for, with a range of articles focused on designing for autism, gender-sensitive urban design, dementia-friendly design, and intersectional experiences of place https://t.co/U5DrhzCHW0