A common theme of Victoria’s Draft 30-year Infrastructure Strategy is getting more use from infrastructure by creating multipurpose, integrated and well-managed facilities. We agree, but emphasise this requires a different culture and approach by infrastructure owners to understand, collaborate and value infrastructure use for broader purposes. VCOSS draws attention to the socio-economic consequences of infrastructure decision-making, and particularly the differential effects of infrastructure on different communities. Our central plea is for infrastructure to be planned, designed and available for everyone. Too often, assumptions are made about people’s incomes, mobility, capabilities or behavior, excluding them from infrastructure...
Infrastructure is presenting significant national and global challenges. Whilst often seen as perfo...
Infrastructure—communications, energy, transport, waste, and water networks—is critical for economic...
The evolution and expansion of cities necessitates a concurrent proliferation of the modern tools of...
This paper is part of the IMFG Perspectives series. For a full list of papers, please visit http://b...
Infrastructure Victoria is undertaking the first ever thirty year infrastructure strategy for Victor...
Abstract: As the Next Generation Infrastructure research community is expanding across the globe, it...
This review outlines ways in which different groups of people might be unintentionally excluded if t...
While planning infrastructure at a large scale it can be easy to lost sight of its effects upon the ...
Infrastructure Victoria is undertaking the first ever 30-year infrastructure strategy for Victoria. ...
In the second article from the Institution of Civil Engineers’ thought leadership programme, Tom Dol...
The Engineers Australia Infrastructure Report Card was released in 2010 and rated Victoria's Infrast...
Infrastructure is a means to an end: it is built, maintained and expanded in order to enable the fun...
The global infrastructure sector is thriving. But communityopposition to major projects is also risi...
Urban infrastructure is a complex interdependent system of system. It provides a framework that conn...
This report provides an overview of the current and projected Community Infrastructure for the resid...
Infrastructure is presenting significant national and global challenges. Whilst often seen as perfo...
Infrastructure—communications, energy, transport, waste, and water networks—is critical for economic...
The evolution and expansion of cities necessitates a concurrent proliferation of the modern tools of...
This paper is part of the IMFG Perspectives series. For a full list of papers, please visit http://b...
Infrastructure Victoria is undertaking the first ever thirty year infrastructure strategy for Victor...
Abstract: As the Next Generation Infrastructure research community is expanding across the globe, it...
This review outlines ways in which different groups of people might be unintentionally excluded if t...
While planning infrastructure at a large scale it can be easy to lost sight of its effects upon the ...
Infrastructure Victoria is undertaking the first ever 30-year infrastructure strategy for Victoria. ...
In the second article from the Institution of Civil Engineers’ thought leadership programme, Tom Dol...
The Engineers Australia Infrastructure Report Card was released in 2010 and rated Victoria's Infrast...
Infrastructure is a means to an end: it is built, maintained and expanded in order to enable the fun...
The global infrastructure sector is thriving. But communityopposition to major projects is also risi...
Urban infrastructure is a complex interdependent system of system. It provides a framework that conn...
This report provides an overview of the current and projected Community Infrastructure for the resid...
Infrastructure is presenting significant national and global challenges. Whilst often seen as perfo...
Infrastructure—communications, energy, transport, waste, and water networks—is critical for economic...
The evolution and expansion of cities necessitates a concurrent proliferation of the modern tools of...