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The Urbanheart Design Research Group is an informal collaborative of research students and recent graduates within BERG who share a keen interest in assisting governments and communities in furthering the knowledge base on urban design issues by providing quality planning and design research outcomes which contribute to Victoria’s future growth.
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GOVERNMENT REPORTS + PUBLICATIONS “Port Melbourne Waterfront And Station Pier Precinct -Vision And Directions Paper” (2006) Advising City of Port Phillip & Port of Melbourne Corporation on the urban impact issues relating to the preparation of a pre feasibility study for the re-development of Waterfront Place and Station pier – Port Melbourne [City of Port Phillip & Port of Melbourne Corporation working group. “Port Melbourne Foreshore Revitalisation Report” (2005) Beacon Cove Precinct Committee for the Minister for Planning. “Foreshore Promenade paper 2 .1 & 2.2” (2004) “What If, From Sandridge Beach to Bay Street- Visions of Port Melbourne” (2003) “Western Wedge – Conceptual Landscapes” (2001) “St Kilda Foreshore, Urban Design Framework” (2000) Professional working group and public consultation process[Professional Reference Group - Harper D* Holdsworth J*, Loone P* (CoPP), Atkins S* (DOI), Rollo. J (Deakin), Radovic D, (Uni Melb)‘David Lock & Associates’*] “What If? – Kingsway: Parting the Weave and inserting New Threads Closed. (2000)
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NON-FUNDED Papers Esteban, Y. and Rollo, J. (2006) Lambert, J. and Rollo, J. (2006) Rollo, J. (2004) Esteban,
Y, Sowinski, D, Rollo, J (2003) Rollo,
J, Atkinson, S, Luther, M, Honey, S. (2003) Rollo, J. (2003)
FUNDED Grants Building
on the professional and government links developed in the Urban Heart
Surgery forum has been able to facilitate a doctoral research program
in Regional Urbanism. Winning a double APAI (Industrial Partnered)
Australian Research Council grant to fund two PhD students, valued
at $165,000, the program involves cross-discipline collaboration in
three core knowledge bases: socio-economics, demographics and physical
infrastructure. Research focuses on developing indicators and benchmarks
for assisting local governments in understanding the future needs
of their communities. Current partners involve: BERG, the Built Environment
Research Group, Deakin; the Planning Departments at both the City
of Bendigo and the City of Warrnambool; and CSRC (the Centre for Sustainable
Regional Communities) at La Trobe University. Papers Toussaint, C, Rollo, J, Stabb, J (2003) Toussaint,
C, Rollo, J. (2003) Toussaint, C. and Rollo, J. (2002)
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