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The 7.5% City: Doubling Melbourne’s population in existing footprint
Rob Adams. City Architect

Key Takeaways → The 7.5% City is based on a growth model focusing on increasing population density in targeted areas rather than widespread suburban expansion. → Increasing housing supply near transit, reduces car dependency, and supports sustainable urban growth. → Encourage mixed-use developments in high-density corridors to support local businesses. Summary a. What is a 7.5% City? ○ Intensify only 7.5% of…

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Children & Parks / Nature & Cities
Cecilia Vaca-Jones, Sarah Milligan Toffler, Tim Gill

Key Takeaways Physical form and social shifts have confined today’s eight-year-olds to a 100-meter radius, compared to approximately 6 miles in the 1900s. Medium-high density, car-free streets, built-in play elements, pocket parks, and 4-minute transit to the city center create both freedom and richness of activity. Summary What is child-friendly urban…

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