These citizens of Copenhagen are making the most of living in the harbour city.
Planning & policy

The Foreground Five: February’s most-read stories

by —March 8, 2018

Abbotsford Convent Gardens, Melbourne.
Parks & places

Heritage at risk: Can Australia’s heritage gardens survive climate change?

by —March 5, 2018

Looking over Port Phillip Bay from Cheetham Wetlands, Point Cook, Melbourne.
Agriculture & environment

Rebuilding Melbourne’s natural coastal protection

by , , —March 1, 2018

Quzhou Luming Park by Turenscape.
Agriculture & environment

In China, groundwater is dropping rapidly. Could Kongjian Yu’s Sponge Cities prevent disaster?

by —February 28, 2018

Melbourne's once grotty laneways have now become a haven for small restaurants, shops and bars. Image: Gary Sauer-Thompson.
Planning & policy

Rob Adams on the forces reshaping Melbourne for better… and for worse

by —February 23, 2018

Perth's sprinklers continue to drain aquafers at an alarming rate. Image: Thangaraj Kumaravel
Agriculture & environment

Watering the West: Perth’s thirsty history and dry future

by —February 22, 2018

Even a few centimetres of sea-level rise will see intensified storm surges on a more frequent basis. Image: Petra Bensted.
Planning & policy

On the Gold Coast, a hidden wall defends against rising seas – will it be enough?

by —February 22, 2018

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Customised bright blue WE-EF FLC141 LED projectors with glare shields were theatrically fixed to the angled poles to provide functional illumination for The Field
Planning & policy

Intuitive design helps Monash reinvent the university landscape

by —February 22, 2018

The US Military providing support to flood victims during the 2010 Pakistani Floods. Image: US Army / Jason Bushong.
Agriculture & environment

Rising seas, sinking cities: Jeff Goodell on sea level rise & slow-motion civilisational collapse

by —February 20, 2018

Turenscape's Luming Park, Guzhou, China. Image: Turenscape
Agriculture & environment

Event – Living with Water: Design for uncertain times

by —February 19, 2018

Cape Town is weeks away from what could be the complete collapse of its metropolitan water supply. Image: Jonathan Gill.
Agriculture & environment

Cape Town is almost out of water. Could Australian cities suffer the same fate?

by —February 8, 2018

Once the garage for the ‘Mad Max’ film franchise, Melbourne University's underground carpark now services inner Melbourne's traffic.
Planning & policy

Car parking is choking our cities, and we’re paying for the privilege

by —February 8, 2018