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Jeavons Landscape Architects. Clifton Hill Railway. Melbourne. Australia

Patricia García - May 20, 2012. 10:30

The increase in rail traffic on one of the railway lines linking Melbourne city centre with the northern suburbs made it necessary to double the capacity leading to the installation of a new railway line running parallel...

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Archived in: Public spaces Melbourne Landscaping a+t 38 Strategy and Tactics in Public Space Jeavons Landscape Architects

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Melbourne CBD Waterfront. Birrarung Marr, Federation Square. Australia

Patricia García - May 8, 2012. 10:05

Federation Square is the creation of a new urban order on a site that never existed. More than just a set of buildings, Federation Square is the new centre of cultural activity for Melbourne.

Birrarung Marr (Ronald Jones, Helena Piha) is owes its significance to its scale, proximity to the CBD and as a contemporary landscape development to extend Melbourne’s renowned historic park network...

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Archived in: Public spaces Melbourne Lab Architecture Studio Bates Smart Jones, Ronald Piha, Helena THE PUBLIC CHANCE Landscaping Federation Square Birrarung Marr

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a+t 38 Strategy and Tactics in Public Space

Patricia García - February 7, 2012. 16:50

In the latest issue in the Strategy series, a+t extends its field of research to the system of tactics. While the first two issues in the series involved approaching the project through the strategies identified in it, Strategy and Tactics in Public Space aims to define the strategy in relation to the tactics.

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How public is your private? Background to Melbourne’s

- May 29, 2008. 16:08

Article written by Martin Musiatowicz

For over two decades something has been stirring on Melbourne’s water’s edge. Ever since the setting out of Melbourne’s city grid in 1837, which was aligned to the Yarra River at the meeting point of the salt waters of Port Philip Bay and the freshwater of the river, the city has been denied direct access to the water.
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Archived in: The City Public spaces Martin Musiatowicz Melbourne a+t 26. In Common II

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