Add to ORKGThe residents of Melbourne have long shown their attachment to the house and garden ideal of suburban living. They continue to show this attachment, despite the advocacy of those promoting an alternative high- density urban lifestyle. The reasons why are explored in this article
Much of the debate around urbanisation is about a retreat away from the suburbs and a re-emphasis on...
The attraction of the suburban lifestyle for many, is the comforting uniformity and lack of density,...
Based on the experiences of young people growing up in Melbourne's peri-urban areas, this artic...
The residents of Melbourne have long shown their attachment to the house and garden ideal of suburba...
In view of major contemporary concerns about urban sprawl and related externalities, this article in...
Australian cities are suburban and many writers are critical of this. But the suburbs are not homoge...
Suburbia varies widely both between countries and within them. In some countries suburbanization rep...
Since European settlement in the late eighteenth century, Australia has embraced a suburban lifestyl...
Is there a revolution occurring in the Australian suburb? From a brief examination of demographic, e...
Margo Huxley examines the strategies and resources mobilised in the defence of urban areas, and look...
This paper describes the suburban ideal, explains its historical development and compares the Austra...
A number of articles have been written on the relationship between cities and suburbs around the glo...
In contrast to the pervasive anti‐suburbanism of English intellectual culture, this article suggests...
In the past two decades, Melbourne has been subjected to diverse pressures due to its changing scale...
This article explores the growing independence of the inner city and suburban areas in Melbourne. It...
Much of the debate around urbanisation is about a retreat away from the suburbs and a re-emphasis on...
The attraction of the suburban lifestyle for many, is the comforting uniformity and lack of density,...
Based on the experiences of young people growing up in Melbourne's peri-urban areas, this artic...
The residents of Melbourne have long shown their attachment to the house and garden ideal of suburba...
In view of major contemporary concerns about urban sprawl and related externalities, this article in...
Australian cities are suburban and many writers are critical of this. But the suburbs are not homoge...
Suburbia varies widely both between countries and within them. In some countries suburbanization rep...
Since European settlement in the late eighteenth century, Australia has embraced a suburban lifestyl...
Is there a revolution occurring in the Australian suburb? From a brief examination of demographic, e...
Margo Huxley examines the strategies and resources mobilised in the defence of urban areas, and look...
This paper describes the suburban ideal, explains its historical development and compares the Austra...
A number of articles have been written on the relationship between cities and suburbs around the glo...
In contrast to the pervasive anti‐suburbanism of English intellectual culture, this article suggests...
In the past two decades, Melbourne has been subjected to diverse pressures due to its changing scale...
This article explores the growing independence of the inner city and suburban areas in Melbourne. It...
Much of the debate around urbanisation is about a retreat away from the suburbs and a re-emphasis on...
The attraction of the suburban lifestyle for many, is the comforting uniformity and lack of density,...
Based on the experiences of young people growing up in Melbourne's peri-urban areas, this artic...