Add to ORKGAn environmental crisis in Australia in early 2009 prompted the architectural design work considered in this paper. Bushfires ravaged the Victorian hinterland, destroying lives and families. The crises inspired me to explore the ACADIA 2009 conference theme, reForm(): how technologies transform the ways in which buildings and spaces perform, act and operate. This paper explores architectural design in distressed contexts and some design technologies used to formalize new housing development and respond to the environmental crisis.
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The unanticipated challenges that architects and architecture face in the twenty-first century are n...
The physical destruction accompanying disasters typically creates an urgency to rebuild and help sur...
32 pagesThe role of the architect is multi-fold and ambiguous - with a desire to have knowledge in e...
This paper focuses on the design of buildings as part of society’s response to the climate crisis in...
Millions of urban residents around the world in the coming century will experience severe landscape ...
This paper focuses on the learning and teaching approach adopted in an undergraduate landscape archi...
Scientists observe changes in the registers of our earth, rising Co² levels, changes in methane conc...
Earthquakes and other major disasters present communities and their authorities with an extraordinar...
The creative work comprises a one-hour digital presentation of original digital images and designs p...
Concerned with land degradation as well as wanting to incorporate my love for architecture, for my S...
The Bouncing Back Project, which began after the Queensland flood event in January 2011, has organic...
This paper investigates the role of the architect in post-disaster reconstruction and questions thei...
Architecture developed directly as a solution to climate change is too often imagined as an apolitic...
After state-wide flooding and a category-5 tropical cyclone, three-quarters of the state of Queensla...
18 pagesClimate change exacerbates existing social inequalities and our response to the environmenta...
The unanticipated challenges that architects and architecture face in the twenty-first century are n...
The physical destruction accompanying disasters typically creates an urgency to rebuild and help sur...