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Working with The Oval Partnership, Wedderburn Transport Planning is using an evidence-based approach to develop context-sensitive forms of Open City Design that are culturally and commercially successful, while providing safe and comfortable access to transit stations.

Patrick Geddes is regarded by many as the father of citizen participation, and is renowned for his theories based on the “autonomous community” and “bottom-up” planning. He pioneered the place-making approach, was founder of the urban conservation movement and originated the phrase, “Think Global, Act Local”.

Digital Placemaking is a term we coined to encompass a set of data-driven processes harnessing place and people data analytics. The endeavor is to craft a toolkit for spotting emerging urban patterns—location intelligence if you will—and to capitalize on them through design and place curation for all to benefit.

Infrastructure never exists in isolation; each is part of a larger system we call the city

Working towards family well-being centred planning and architecture

How to Make Our Urban Living Environment a Better Place with Creative Interventions

Third spaces or places might emerge from different contexts, but none of them refers to a physical, concrete place. Rather, they point to a zone of borderlands and convergences where ambiguities reign.