City, Culture and Society is a multi-disciplinary, international, and peer-reviewed journal for the scholarship of cities with a primary focus on the cultural dimensions of the urban condition. For over a decade City, Culture and Society has advanced theoretical debates and produced original empirical analysis on cities as they adapt to the challenges of the 21st century. In … Continue reading
In built-up areas, creating segregated bicycle lanes involves trade-offs with other modes, such as repurposing existing kerbside parking. Can parking be eliminated without financially impacting local businesses? This study answers this question empirically, employing as a case study Boundary Street – the high street of a gentrifying inner-city suburb in Brisbane, Australia. It seeks to … Continue reading
Even as the city experiences a severe housing crisis, many Brisbane residents still cling to the idea of low density suburbia and embrace NIMBYism. UQ|UP’s Dorina Pojani has been vocal about the pressing need for housing solutions in Brisbane: http://www.abc.net.au/news/2024-03-14/urban-planner-decries-brisbane-nimbyism/103582718. Dorina emphasizes that housing should prioritize its primary function – providing shelter – over being … Continue reading
The Organization of Planning Students (OOPS) recently hosted a panel discussion titled ‘Women in Planning,’ inviting esteemed professionals and scholars to share their insights and experiences. The event served as a platform to explore the challenges, triumphs, and evolving dynamics faced by local women in the field of urban planning. Here’s a recap of some … Continue reading
Are you eager to learn about the complexity of planning and environmental management problems in different socio-economic and cultural situations? Are you also eager to develop your skill sets in field research and engagement with real-world stakeholders? If you are, then join us in Indonesia as part of the Indonesian fieldtrip course, PLAN3200/7200. In the … Continue reading