water sensitive urban design

Sydney Olympic Park's mangrove forests and wetlands are home to an abundance of biodiversity. Around it lies Sydney's encroaching urban development. Image: John Turnbull.
Planning

Avoiding the buzz kill: mozzies, wetlands and public health

By — April 5, 2018

Abbotsford Convent Gardens, Melbourne.
Public domain

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

By — March 5, 2018

Quzhou Luming Park by Turenscape.
Public domain

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

By — February 28, 2018

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

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

By — February 22, 2018

Turenscape's Luming Park, Guzhou, China. Image: Turenscape
Cities

Event – Living with Water: Design for uncertain times

By — February 19, 2018

Urban ecologist Sophie Golding at Sydney Park
Cities

What have ants ever done for us?

By — March 9, 2017

The wafer thin line between the city and the subsurface. Guatemala City 2007. Image courtesy of Eric Haddox
Environment

What lies beneath: The looming crisis in our groundwater systems

By — March 1, 2017