With its breathtaking coastlines, tropical rainforests, expansive outback, and vibrant urban centers, Queensland’s unique and diverse landscape provides numerous opportunities and challenges for infrastructure development.
The Significance of Landscape in Infrastructure Projects in Queensland Read Post »
When I think of infrastructure I think of large concrete structures, roads, or man-made engineering structures. Is ‘green’ infrastructure just these things painted green? The old green washing of our cities and suburbs. I hope not. This term seems like engineer’s are just greening up their structures to make them feel better. And to a certain degree, this is what it is.
Green Infrastructure – Why it is Desperately Needed Read Post »
The North West Transport Network area extends from Bald Hills to Toowong and considers surrounding areas such as the Moreton
North West Transport Network Read Post »
Distributed Renewable Energy Generation is renewable energy near the point of use instead of a centralized facility like a power
Distributed Renewable Energy Generation and Sense of Place Read Post »
While infrastructure projects provide valuable improvements to our cities, adequate consideration of their visual impact is critical so that they are
Veloway 1 – Visual Impacts to Community Read Post »
The Queensland Government is committed to increasing the amount of renewable energy supply across the State of Queensland, aiming to
Landscape Architecture for Renewable Energy Facilities Read Post »
