UPS Exhibition Booklet 2018

ABPL30060

U RBAN PRECINCT STUDIO EX H I B ITION B O O K 2018

URBAN PRECINCT STUDIO EXHIBITION BOOKLET 2018 FOR ABPL30060: URBAN PRECINCT STUDIO THE UNIVERSIT Y OF MELBOURNE Copyright ©2018 COURSE COORDINATOR Dr. Hyung Min Kim SENIOR TUTOR Dr. Kiran Shinde EDITOR Arianna Ina Garay EDITORIAL TEAM Georgia Wyrdeman Shumin Hsieh PUBLICATION Melbourne School of Design Faculty of Architecture, Building & Planning Masson Road The University of Melbourne VIC 3010 Australia COVER PHOTOS CREDIT Arianna Ina Garay Georgia Wyrdeman Shumin Hsieh Vivian Liu This subject, ABPL30060 Urban Precinct Studio, was created by the University of Melbourne under the Bachelor of Environments course, currently affiliated with the Melbourne School of Design and the Faculty of Architecture, Building and Planning. It is the capstone subject for the Urban Planning and Design Major.

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Any maps, photographs, drawings and edited pictures that appear within this publication belongs to the students, unless listed otherwise.

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TABLE OF CONTENT S INTRODUCTION AND ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 6 TEACHING STAF F 7 STUDIO BRIEFS 8

STUDENT WORK CRAIGIEBURN WEST STUDIO 10 HEALTHY STUDIO 26 PLACE MAKING STUDIO 46 TOURISM/HERITAGE STUDIO 60 TRANSIT-ORIENTED DEVELOPMENT STUDIO 76

RECOGNITIONS 96

INT RO D UCT IO N

& AC KNOWLEDGEMEN TS

FOREWORD

BY HYUNG MIN KIM Urban planning is a process to seek out best solutions to the planning site. Defining planning sites requires understanding of the local area, urban challenges and available technology. To provide planning and design solutions, planners should go through rigorous site analysis at multiple scales with multiple aspects. Understanding key issues and identifying opportunities on the site are essential steps for formulating visions and objectives.

ABPL30060 Urban Precinct Studio has encouraged students to undertake this complicated planning process and this booklet is a collection of executive summaries of planning ideas that each student has produced. To guide planning ideas, in 2018, Urban Precinct Studio offered five streamlined themes: Healthy Precinct, Transit-Oriented Development, Tourism/Heritage Preservation, Place Making and Craigieburn West. These studio titles reflect the focus of current planning practices in Australia and beyond.

Urban Precinct Studio, as a capstone project for urban planning and design undergraduate major, aims to facilitate and lead discussions about best planning practices and the role of urban planners. Many students from Urban Precinct Studio will soon become an urban planner. How we react to urban challenges will define the future of the cities where current and future generations will live, work, learn, play, exercise, love and die. I firmly believe welldisciplined urban planners will bring hope to cities.

HYUNG-MIN KIM SUBJECT COORDINATOR Dr. Hyungmin Kim is the Senior Lecturer and Subject Coordinator for Urban Precinct Studio. He has lectured at RMIT University and Xian JiaotongLiverpool University and has a PHD in Urban Planning from the University of Melbourne and a Masters of Urban Planning from Seoul National University. His work and teaching focuses on economic and spatial dynamics of cities especially globalization, global cities, urban and environmental economics, livability, healthy cities and the Asia-Pacific region.

Dr. Hyung Min Kim (Subject Coordinator) on behalf of Dr. Kiran Shinde, Dr. Leila Mahmoudi Farahani, Ms. Targol Khorram, and Mr. Ha Thai

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS The University of Melbourne and the Faculty of Architecture, Building and Planning would like to express their acknowledgements to the traditional custodians of this nation, the Australian Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islanders.

We acknowledge the members of the Kulin nation; the Boonwurrung, the Dja Dja Wurrung, the Taungurung, the Wathaurung and the Woiwurrung tribes of Victoria. We pay our respects to the tribes and their ancestors, for their memories and traditions and we value the lessons of their experience.

We would also like to acknowledge the academics and staff of the Faculty of Architecture, Building and Planning for their guidance over the course of this degree, the Bachelor of Environments, especially the teaching staff of the Urban Precinct Studio for their counsel and direction over the course of this semester. Their knowledge and leadership have guided the Precinct Structure Plans and Posters produced by the students within this subject and publication.

T H E TE ACH ING STA F F KIRAN SHINDE SENIOR TUTOR, CRAIGIEBURN WEST AND TOURISM/HERITAGE STUDIO LEADER Kiran has supported the subject this semester through his role as Senior tutor as well as Studio Leader for the Heritage and Tourism Studio. His professional focus is in urban planning and design, sustainability in the built environment and environmental management having had 20 years experience in the professional practice of planning and architecture as well as teaching and research.

HA THAI TRANSIT-ORIENTED DEVELOPMENT STUDIO LEADER Ha led the Transport Oriented Design studio this semester. He has Masters degrees in both Architecture and Urban Design from Hanoi Architectural University and Newcastle University respectively, as well as a PHD in Architecture from RMIT University. Ha has been a research assistant and studio leader at the University of Melbourne for over a year.

LEILA MAHMOUDI FARAHANI HEALTHY STUDIO LEADER Dr. Leila Mahmoudi Farahani is the Studio leader for the Healthy Precincts Studio. She is a Research Fellow at the Centre for Urban Research as a member of the Clean Air and Urban Landscape Hub. Leila has a PHD in Urban Studies from Deakin University and a masters degree in Architecture from University of Tehran. Her research centres around urban greening, public life studies, livability and sustainable urban development.

TARGOL KHORRAM PLACE MAKING STUDIO LEADER Targol has lead the Placemaking studio this semester. She is currently working as a Landscape architect at the City of Stonnington and has extensive experience in architecture, planning, design and research graduating from the University of Melbourne with a Masters of Urban Planning. Her work focuses on planning and design aspects of the public realm, streetscapes and urban revitalisation.

ST U D I O B R IE FS URBAN PRECINCT STUDIO OVERVIEW The focus of this studio is developing or redeveloping a precinct-scale site.

Students have undertaken site investigations and prepared analysis that led into developing a vision for the precinct and a related urban design and planning framework. Their future imaginings of their precinct have been presented with concept designs of the precinct.

This studio has emphasised on the relation between the fields of urban design and urban planning. Studios and presentations were carried out in an environment that simulates real-life projects with an emphasis on group collaboration and presentation/communication skills.

CRAIGIEBURN WEST PRECINCT STUDIO KIRAN SHINDE Craigieburn West is a greenfield site adjacent to the rapidly developing suburb of Craigieburn which is about 26 km north of Melbourne’s central business district. The area comes under the jurisdiction of City of Hume which currently has a population of about 50,000 plus. In this studio, the focus is on preparing the Craigieburn West Precinct Structure Plan which will cover an area of about 500 hectares. The aim of the structure plan is to address growth needs of the area through the provision of residential, recreation, community and employment opportunities, working closely with Victoria Planning Authority.

HEALTHY PRECINCT STUDIO LEILA MAHMOUDI FARAHANI The Healthy Precinct studio envisions a precinct that aims to enhance physical and mental health and wellbeing through active transport, air and water quality, open and green-spaces, social and spatial justice, housing quality and employment opportunities. The studio seeks to develop precinct structure plans that improve liveability and sustainability of suburban communities across Victoria while enhancing residents lived experiences. Precincts will include Monash; Parkville; Footscray; Altona; and Sunshine.

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PLACEMAKING STUDIO TARGOL KHORRAM Placemaking is a people-centred approach to the planning design and management of public spaces. During place week Victoria in May 2018, place making leaders from all around the world discussed how we can move from liveability to lovability in our city planning and design. This studio will improve your knowledge, skills and passion to confidently re-imagine and reinvent public spaces as the heart of every community whether in an urban, suburban or rural context.

Precincts include Stonnington (Chapel Street); Richmond (Bridge Road); Docklands; and Point Cook.

TOURISM/HERITAGE STUDIO KIRAN SHINDE Melbourne is one of the most popular tourist destinations in Australia [In 2015 it recorded more than 16 million domestic day-trip visitors, 8.4 million domestic overnight visitors and 2.3 million overnight international visitors]. The core city is a hub for culinary, cultural, sporting and events tourism. While the levels of satisfaction amongst tourists is generally very high, it is necessary to ensure that the city can cope with the heavy influx of tourists and is able to maintain its leadership position.

This studio aims to develop tourism precincts within the city and suggest precinct structure plans that will further enhance and promote sustainable tourism. It will seek to rejuvenate heritage areas, identify new opportunities, and recommend improvements to ailing infrastructure and services that are necessary for maintaining a high level of tourism experience.

Potential precincts may include areas around Federation Square; Carlton Gardens and Parliament; Town Hall and the Block; State Library and Gaol; Yarra River; St. Kilda Pier; and Docklands.

TRANSIT-ORIENTED STUDIO HA THAI Transit-oriented development (TOD) is a planning concept that promotes well-designed, human-scale, high-density, mixeduse urban development around transit stations. The principles apply to large urban areas surrounding public transport stations or corridors. The TOD precincts are characterised by a rapid and frequent transit service; high quality pedestrian and cyclist friendly public spaces and streets, high-density developments around the central transit stations, mixed-use vibrant streetscapes. Precincts will include Brunswick; Coburg; Moonee Valley; and Northcote.

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STUDIO MEMBERS Andrew Lock Brian Leung Emily Ling Erin Sartori Heng Kin Chow Jiaru Pu Laura Hardiman Liam Meredith Long Lin Mackenzie Taylor Nina Marshallsea

Qing Lin Romanie Barca Tiffany Copeland Yingli Xiao Yu Heng (Shelly) Wang

Brian Leung Email honl2@student.unimelb.edu.au

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“Craigieburn West will be a vibrant self-sustaining neighbourhood, that facilitates ecosystem preservation, local employment opportunities, and local and regional connections for its growing population.�

Nina Marshallsea Email nmarshallsea@student.unimelb.edu.au

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Laura Hardiman Email lhardiman@student.unimelb.edu.au

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Liam Meredith Email lmeredith@student.unimelb.edu.au

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Long Lin Email crystsallin@hotmail.com

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Erin Sartori Email esartori@student.unimelb.edu.au

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Heng Kin Chow Email h.chow1@student.unimelb.edu.au

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Romanie Barca Email rbarca@student.unimelb.edu.au

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Andrew Lock Email locka@student.unimelb.edu.au

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Emily Ling Email eling@student.unimelb.edu.au

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Qing Lin Email qlin2@student.unimelb.edu.au

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ALTONA PRECINCT

FOOTSCRAY PRECINCT

MONASH PRECINCT

S UNSHINE PRECINCT

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HEALTHY PRECINCT ST UDIO

STUDIO MEMBERS Alyse Knape Arianna Ina Garay Briener Yu Chelci Cox Derrick Lim Wei Yang Jonathan Christie Justin Ho Pak Ho Kyle Wood Michael Berrill Nancy Hwanhee Yoo Qaisara Mohamad

Samuel Hill Sarah Martinussen Sarah Matthews Siyang Qiu Ting (Carol) Li Wentong (Valerie) Huang Xin Yu (Rachel) Chen

Ting (Carol) Li Email lt970516@gmail.com

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Xin Yu (Rachel) Chen Email rachelcxy@hotmail.com

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Wentong (Valerie) Huang Email mantunghwong@gmail.com

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Jonathan Christie

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Kyle David Wood Email kwood2@student.unimelb.edu.au

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Nancy Hwanhee Yoo Email nyoo@student.unimelb.edu.au

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Samuel Hill Email samuelh1@student.unimelb.edu.au

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Footscray will be a inclusive compact city that promotes sustainable neighbourhoods for the years to come.

Healthy City Density

Mixed-Use

Multi-layer Mapping

Active Living

Proposed Med-Density Housing

Proposed Building Heights

Smooth Transition Existing

Heritage

Moore Street

Low Density Maximum Statutory

Moore Street 11 - 25 7 - 10 3-6 1- 2

150m buffer

Proposed Moore Street

Zoning

Proposed Medium Density

500

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Developments

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Potential Development Areas

Density

Scale = m

Mixed-Use

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1-2 Storeys 250

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7-10 Storeys

3-6 Storeys 11-25 Storeys

Scale = m

Active Living

Existing

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Mixed-Use Design Options Proposed

Option 1 Community + Residential

PUZ4 RDZ1 RDZ2

Option 2 Community + Shops + Residential

SUZ1 MUZ PUZ2 ACZ GRZ1 NRZ1

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Density

Mixed-Use

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PPRZ

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Option 3 Community + Public Space + Garden + Residential

Active Living

Precedent 1: potential on-street bicycle lanes

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Existing Bike Lane Proposed Bike Lane Scale = m

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Off-Street Bike Lane End-of-trip Bike Facilities 500

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Precedent 2:

Copenhagen, Denmark

on-street bicycle lanes off-street bicycle lanes

Option 4 Community + Shops + Garden + Residential

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Existing 20 min Frequency Bus Routes Proposed 20 min Frequency Bus Routes Upgrade to key Bus Stop Hubs

Proposed Med-Density Upgrade bus stop facilities

The City of Cycling:

World’s best Bus Stop:

Bicycle l a n e s that protects cyclists from cars by providing dedicated bike lanes between cars and bicycle. Also known as the Copenhagen-style bike path

Ample seating capacity, public accessible books geared for all ages, bicycle parking, rooftop garden and interactive digital boards that provide arrival time of bus services, weather forecast, news and local events.

860296 | Derrick Lim Wei Yang

“The precinct will be a healthy and liveable city and a place that celebrates culture diversity and new discoveries. Housing will be affordable and diversified to serve the growing population and future housing demands.

The streets will prioritise pedestrians and cyclist to encourage more forms of active and public transport along with cultivating a healthier lifestyle. The activity centre will be designed to be vibrant and welcoming day and night. Footscray will be a inclusive compact city that promotes sustainable neighbourhoods for the years to come.”

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Alyse Knape

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Chelci Cox

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Sarah Martinussen

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Sarah Matthews

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ABPL30060 U RB A N P RE C I N C T ST U D I O SEMESTER 2, 2018

D LARGE e m o gINCREASE r a p h i c IN s : POPULATION P o p u l a tAND ion

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VARIOUS DIVERSE CULTURAL IDENTITIES

GREATER MELBOURNE CONTEXT

122 NATIONALITIES REPRESENTED IN BRIMBANK

BRIMBANK MELBOURNE

A NATIONAL EMPLOYMENT AND INNOVATION CLUSTER

Demographics: Structure

SUNBURY TRAIN LINE BALLARAT ROAD

HIGH CAR DEPENDENCY

INACTIVE COMMUNITY 4 times or more p/w

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Planning ACCESS & CONNECTIVITY

DEVELOPMENT & INFRASTRUCTURE

CHARACTER & COMMUNITY

Design

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STRATEGIC DIRECTIONS

A.1 HIGH RISK FACTOR ROADS A.2 TRAVEL SITUATION TO EMPLOYMENT A.3 CAR DEPENDENCY A.4 AMENITIES ARE CONCENTRATED

A.1 DIVERSE RANGE OF TRANSIT OPTIONS The Airport Railway Link The Suburban Rail Loop Project The West Gate Tunnel Project

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B.1 INCREASING POPULATION DENSITY B.2 LACK OF DIVERSITY IN HOUSING B.3 CAR PARK INFRASTRUCTURE ENCOURAGES CAR DEPENDENCY AND SEPARATES THE PRECINCT

B.1 EMPLOYMENT GROWTH CORRIDORS B.2 CREATING NEW AND EXTENDING THE CYCLING INFRASTRUCTURE B.3 COUNCIL SUPPORT IN MORE MEDIUM DENSITY HOUSING AND CONSOLIDATED INFRASTRUCTURES

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C.1 LACK OF ACTIVITIES AND ENTERTAINMENT C.2 PHYSICALLY INACTIVE DEMOGRAPHIC C.3 HIGH NUMBER OF INFORMAL & CLOSED OFF AREAS C.4 PUBLIC PERCEPTION OF THE PRECINCT

C.1 ABUNDANCE IN ACCESSIBLE, PUBLIC GREEN SPACES. C.2 CREATING FREE EXERCISE AND PUBLIC AMENITIES C.3 CELEBRATION OF CULTURE AND IDENTITY

C.1

REDUCE AUTO-MOBILE TRAFFIC WITHIN THE PRECINCT

A.2 CREATION OF A GREEN BELT INFRASTRUCTURE THROUGH FINDING A WAY TO CONNECT THE PUBLIC PARKS* (*Also relevant to Part B and C) CONNECTING THE PUBLIC PARKS ENCOURAGING MEDIUM DENSITY AND DIVERSITY IN FUTURE HOUSING DEVELOPMENTS, THAT WILL FURTHER BOOST EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITIES AND SITE CONNECTIVITY B.2 CREATION OF A GREEN BELT INFRASTRUCTURE THROUGH FINDING A WAY TO CONNECT THE PUBLIC PARKS* (*Also relevant to Part A and C) IMPROVING ACCESS TO DEVELOPMENTS ENCOURAGING AND BUILDING OPPORTUNITIES FOR AN ACTIVE PUBLIC COMMUNITY C.2 CELEBRATING CULTURE AND DIVERSITY C.3 CREATION OF A GREEN BELT INFRASTRUCTURE THROUGH FINDING A WAY TO CONNECT THE PUBLIC PARKS* (*Also relevant to Part B and C) CREATING AN AREA FOR THE COMMUNITY

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P O DI U M D E VE LOP M E NTS

COMMERCIAL AND RETAIL USE

AF TE R M IXE D US E D D E VE LOP M E NTS ARIANNA INA GARAY

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Arianna Ina Garay Email arianna.ina.garay@gmail.com ISSUU https://issuu.com/ariannagaray LinkedIn linkedin.com/in/arianna-garay-9bab6820/

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Briener Yu Email brienery@student.unimelb.edu.au

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Justin Ho Pak Ho Email hopakhojustin@gmail.com

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Qaisara Mohamad Email qaiqbl@gmail.com

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Photograph by Georgia Wyrdeman

BRIDGE ROAD PRECINCT

C HAPEL STREET PRECINCT

DOCK LANDS PRECINCT

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Photograph by Vivian Liu

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STUDIO MEMBERS Alex Brooksbank Ashwini Venkatesan Daniella Natautama Elizabeth Spanjer Erica Orfanos

Georgia Wyrdeman Jingheng (Jason) Qian Joseph Wang Myles Dickman Ning Luo Simon Morrow Vivian Liu

Jingheng (Jason) Qian Email jasonqianjh@gmail.com

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Joseph Wang Email josephwang1297@gmail.com

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Victoria Gardens

Victoria Gardens Victoria Gardens

Greenhouse Urban Farm

Greenhouse Greenhouse Urban Farm Urban Farm

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Main Yarra Trail Main Yarra Trail Yarra River Yarra River

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Fig.#.5. Proposed Hops Hut. Fig.#.5. Proposed Hops Hut.

Fig.#.5. Proposed Hops Hut.

“The Bridging Richmond placemaking precinct consists of a seasonal, culturallysensitive and multi-use urban garden and parklet walk that emphasises the unique character and feel of the site.�

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Erica Orfanos Email ericaorfanos@gmail.com Website ericaorfanos.com LinkedIn linkedin.com/in/erica-orfanos

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Daniella Natautama

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Ning (Angela) Luo Email angela416@216.com

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Vivian Liu Email 16vivianliu@gmail.com LinkedIn linkedin.com/in/vivian-liu1/

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Myles Dickman Email angela416@gmail.com

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Elizabeth Spanjer Email elizabethcspanjer@gmail.com

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“Chapel Links is a people-driven precinct characterized by spaces of thriving public amenity, sprawling urban ecology and comprehensive active connectivity.

Chapel Street has been reclaimed by its users and now facilitates powerful neighbourhood expression. The community here is dynamic and resilient in social, democratic as well as environmental realms living and working amongst networks of flexible and informal spaces of access, exchange and biodiversity.

Georgia Wyrdeman Email georgiawyrdeman@gmail.com ISSUU issuu.com/georgia.wyrdeman LinkedIn linkedin.com/in/georgiawyrdeman

We are a national benchmark of sustainable and cohesive urban living.�

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Photograph by Ming Wai (Gaile) Chung

MELBOURNE CBD P RECINCT

DOCKLANDS PRECINCT

SOUTHBANK PRECINCT

S T. KILDA PRECINCT

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Photograph by Cher Liu

TOU R ISM/ H ERITAGE PRECINCT ST UDIO

STUDIO MEMBERS Amelia Donati Callum Hooper Chen Yi (Cher) Liu Cheng Liu Hannah Pastrana Isla Hodgens Jing Wan King Fung (Matthew) Poon Liang (Angela) Zu Milita Jap Ming Wai Chung

Nikhil Shah Rochelle Sarah Lee Siyan He

Amelia Donati Email adonati@student.unimelb.edu.au LinkedIn linkedin.com/in/ameila-donati-132ab214b

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Angela Zu Email zu@student.unimelb.edu.au

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Chen Yi (Cher) Liu Email cherliu1215@yahoo.com

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Isla Hodgens Email shibakoblue@yahoo.co.jp

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Jing Wan Email 937936275@qq.com

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King Fung (Matthew) Poon Email matthewpkf@hotmail.com

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Rochelle Sarah Lee Email sarah.wye09257@gmail.com

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Callum Hooper Email hooperc1@student.unimelb.edu.au LinkedIn linkedin.com/in/callumjhooper

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Ming Wai (Gaile) Chung Email chungm2@student.unimelb.edu.au LinkedIn linkedin.com/in/mingwaichung

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Cheng Liu Email chengl8@student.unimelb.edu.au

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Hannah Pastrana Email pastrana.hannah.d@gmail.com

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Milita Jap Email milita.jap@hotmail.com

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Siyan He Email he_siyan@hotmail.com

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BRUNSWICK PRECINCT

C OBURG PRECINCT

MOONEE PONDS PRECINCT

NORTHCOTE PRECINCT

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TR ANSIT-O RIENTED DEVELOPMENT PRECINCT ST UDIO

STUDIO MEMBERS Alina Walizade Bronwyn Potts Dariyn Girton Genevieve Kour George Avraam Hoi Yi Joanne Tong Julia Frecker Lily-Rose Palmer

Naba Alsaffar Nan Hang Zhang Nur Suraya Abd Halim Robert Asquith Sarah Osborne Shu (Suzy) Zhu Shumin Hsieh Sree Devi Kannambra Weychun Samuel Choy

Alina Walizade Email alina.walizade@hotmail.com

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Dariyn Girton Email dargirton4@gmail.com

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Julia Frecker Email jfrecker@student.unimelb.edu.au julia@frecker.com.au

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Bronwyn Potts

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Shu Zhu Email shuzhu0720@hotmail.com

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Naba Alsaffar Email nalsaffar@student.unimelb.edu.au

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Shumin Hsieh Email shsieh@student.unimelb.edu.au

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Genevieve Kour Email genevievekour@gmail.com

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George Avraam Email georgeavraamjunior@gmail.com

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Lily-Rose Palmer Email lilyrosepalmer96@gmail.com

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Robert Asquith Email robert.asquith@outlook.com.au

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Hoi Yi Joanne Tong

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Nan Hang Zhang

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Nur Suraya Abd Halim

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Wey Chun Samuel Choy

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R ECOG N I TIONS STUD I O & L E CTU R E G U E STS We would like to say a special thank-you and acknowledge all the industry professionals and visitors that we have had to our lectures and tutorials, for sharing their knowledge of the industry and their work environments.

We appreciate the time and efforts they have taken in visiting our studios and providing us with professional insight and constructive criticism on how to effectively improve our analysis and proposals in order to produce our final projects to the best of our abilities.

EX H I B I T I ON V O LU NTE E R S

We would like to take this opportunity to acknowledge the dedicated team of students that have orchestrated this catalogue and exhibition on volunteered time and energy amid the deadlines of the Urban Precinct Studio itself. This year we have been especially lucky to have such a passionate team working hard to produce a catalogue that aims to fully represent the effort behind students work.

A very big thanks to ALINA WALIZADE ALEX BROOKSBANK A RIANNA INA GARAY GEORGIA WYRDEMAN ROMANIE BARCA SHUMIN HSIEH VIVIAN LIU

Photograph by Arianna Ina Garay

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