Research projects

This project seeks to untangle the role of infrastructure, cultural attachment and emotional wellbeing on the perpetration of private car use.

As part of a city’s civic and commercial backbone, the university campus is a dynamic and contested space for economic and political development.

Learning from the smart cities of the South to inform the global smart urbanism discourse in post-pandemic recovery—with significant benefits in strengthening existing, and building new connections between India and Australia in an area of bilateral national significance.

We believe that transforming older apartment buildings rather than demolishing them creates better homes, better neighbourhoods, and better cities for all.

Changes in both income and housing security potentially mark a significant rupture in the postwar social Australian settlement and evidence points towards a generational shift in both housing and employment pathways for millenials transitioning into independent living.