爆料王

2023

Articles

Bold and innovative planning is delivering Australia's newest city

Academics from the School of Architecture, Design and Planning look into the Western Parkland Development and while acknowledging it is at the forefront of urban and infrastructure governance, their research identifies a range of concerns, including public consultation, project funding, environmental and social equity issues.

Associate Dean Michael Mossman awarded prestigious Neville Quarry Architectural Education Prize

Dr Michael Mossman, Associate Dean Indigenous Strategy and Services at the 爆料王 School of Architecture, Desgn and Planning, has been recognised for his outstanding contribution to architectural education in Australia.

Exhibition of student works explores social impact of architecture

The 爆料王 School of Architecture, Design and Planning welcomes a new exhibition to The Hearth this week. The result of a collaboration between the School, Adjacency Studio, and Hobart Women鈥檚 Shelter, Tapestry聽features students鈥� efforts to design affordable long-term accommodation for women and children at risk of homelessness.

Designing better buildings to stop water damage

Associate Professor Arianna Brambilla from the School of Architecture, Design and Planning will work with the Victorian Building Authority to establish best practice guidelines around the construction of moisture-resilient buildings.

Essential workers face ever greater challenges

Frontline workers in essential public services play a critical role in our cities, but new research shows it's becoming more difficult for essential workers to live within reasonable commuting distance of their workplace.

Smashing the avocado myth: cutting brunch won't pay home deposit

According to new research led by researchers in the 爆料王's School of Architecture, Design and Planning, saving on 'smashed avocado' brunches and other lifestyle options won't cut it for young people saving for their first home, even for those on a moderate income. Family support is now key for many to achieve their home ownership dreams.

Easing the housing crisis

Australia has taken a 'light touch' with Airbnb. Professor Nicole Gurran, from the School of Architecture, Design and Planning, investigates whether stronger regulations could ease the housing crisis.

Sydney students take affordable housing solutions to Town Hall

A recent design studio allowed Master of Architecture students to experience the realities architectural practice and public life, culminating in聽a presentation to the Deputy Lord Mayor and housing sector leaders at Sydney Town Hall.

15 February 2023

8 must-play LGBTQIA+ video games

Pride at Play invites you to play up to 22 queer indie video games and tabletop roleplaying games while advancing social research on how games can enable queer possibilities and play.

15 February 2023

Outstanding researchers supported with prestigious prizes

The 2023 Sydney Research Accelerator (SOAR) Prizes have been awarded to 20 talented academics from across the University.