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源流入海：40年的变迁与进化

1979年，Hassell和Land Systems开始设计位于南澳州阿德莱德沿托伦斯河“澳大利亚首个真正的线性公园”。时间已经过去40年了，阿德莱德的居民向我们诉说了托伦斯河如何成为并仍是城中最受欢迎的滨水空间之一。

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High streets need to find their “appetite for design”

Humans experience urban space as theatre, and we describe that space with our bodies. Such spaces are vital – socially, meaningfully and sensually.

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The New Methodology: The art of being together

If anything could ever have shown the extent of the role culture plays in placemaking, then it’s a virus that lives off the very thing that we most like doing: being together.

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What a master plan is supposed to do

The qualities that actually make something a “master plan” are consistently ill-defined. At best, a master plan is a precinct manager’s most valuable tool. At worst, they can potentially be a wasteful investment.

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Planting for all the right reasons

A plant is better than no plants. But our city streets deserve more than a few groundcover species in a sea of mulch, which won’t bring us the well-researched benefits of immersion in dynamic nature.

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Brutalist beauty of the Barbican’s gardens

In this age of curated experiences, the Barbican’s gardens give rise to the unique journeys that keep place-makers and modern designers awake at night.

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大数据如何挑战并验证设计过程

我们需要更深入地理解城市空间运作的根本，以及如何吸引人们重回公共场所。然而，设计和大数据之间互相作用的重要性常常被城市塑造者忽略。

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Sowing virtual seeds

With advances in computing and 3D software, we can now create virtual plants that grow and change with the seasons.

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Are smarter parks also more attractive?

People are more likely to visit parks, and for longer, in ‘smart’ cities that incorporate innovative technology into their public spaces.

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办公设计、数据和COVID-19疫情时代

数据如何帮助机构获得办公空间尝试的最佳成果？

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The law of attraction: bringing people back (and back) to the corporate campus

How can corporate campuses lure us out of our homes (and pyjamas) and back to the office in a COVID-wary world? And how will they keep us coming back, with remote working more compelling or essential than ever?

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The future is quality housing with humanity

Office, gym, cinema, boardroom, classroom… In 2020 the humble home has done it all. What does this mean for the future of the residential development sector?

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A decade for humility in design

We wouldn’t paint a neon moustache on the Mona Lisa. So why do we pave over beautiful and resilient natural systems?

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The workplace beyond 2020

The office isn’t dead. But workplaces changed for good in 2020.

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