Spatial Inequality: Urban Density and Green Space in Australia
Australia's push for denser, climate-friendly cities is quietly creating a new form of inequality, one measured in trees, green space and who gets to breathe easier.
Master of Environment
Essays and research from my academic work in the Master of Environment program at the University of Melbourne.
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Biophilic Urbanism: This Type of Urban Greening Enhances Resilience
The push to build climate-resilient communities is revealing an unexpected truth: the most effective solutions aren't high-tech barriers against change, but ancient connections between people and the natural world.
Energy Conservation: What it Means & How it Works
While Australia debates the future of energy, 21% of our carbon emissions are quietly seeping through poorly insulated walls, inefficient windows and outdated heating systems in buildings we could retrofit tomorrow.
Sustainable Urban Regeneration: Sydney Case Study
Australia's cities are racing to build upwards and inwards to solve housing, climate and inequality crises, but the very projects meant to save our urban future risk excluding the communities they're supposed to serve.