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Inner city housing in Hobart
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posted on 2023-05-26, 17:13 authored by Lobdale, ScottThe aim of the project is to examine design qualities and elements relevant to residential development in the inner city and determine how they should be addressed in the current planning system in Hobart. The structure of the project is outlined in the following diagram. This illustrates the various stages of the project and what they consisted of. The stages are The Problem, Background, Analysis, Conclusions, and Implementation. The Analysis stage was divided info two distinct paths. The intention for this was to form an information base that consisted of current theory within Australia and the specific local case studies. The Context Of The Problem and Case Study Developments Chapters are both specific to the local context of Hobart, elaborating on the problem and examining local examples, specifically two developments. Whereas the Design Elements Relevant To Inner City Housing Chapter covers the current best practice residential design guides in Australia. The Conclusions and Implementation stages return to a single focus, drawing on the two paths to form the Outcomes and then the Recommendations Chapters.
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Copyright 1999 the Author - The University is continuing to endeavour to trace the copyright owner(s) and in the meantime this item has been reproduced here in good faith. We would be pleased to hear from the copyright owner(s). Thesis ( MTP )--University of Tasmania, 1999. Includes bibliographical referencesRepository Status
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