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How to return Melbourne's Bourke Street Mall to its glory days - Vimarsana News

How to return Melbourne's Bourke Street Mall to its glory days

In December, the mall is heaving. But it’s not like that the rest of the year.

Source: smh.com.au
Better apartments: What the 'laundromat index' tells us about the housing debate - Vimarsana News

Better apartments: What the 'laundromat index' tells us about the housing debate

The rapid pace of development in Brunswick is leading to big changes in how people live. It suits the laundry industry, but on some streets the tensions are starting to show.

Source: smh.com.au
Second CBD: In the quest to decentralise, what can Melbourne learn from the Randstad, Paris and Tokyo - Vimarsana News

Second CBD: In the quest to decentralise, what can Melbourne learn from the Randstad, Paris and Tokyo

As planners grapple with how to prevent rampant urban sprawl, there are key lessons from cities such as Paris, Tokyo and the most famous polycentric metropolis of them all: the Netherlands’ Randstad.

Goodbye, concrete and steel? Why timber towers could be the future - Vimarsana News

Goodbye, concrete and steel? Why timber towers could be the future

A 15-storey timber tower in Collingwood is one of a handful of recent major timber developments that signals Australia could be catching onto the trend already established in the US and Europe.

Source: smh.com.au
Shadow concerns: VCAT rules in developer's favour for Port Melbourne foreshore project - Vimarsana News

Shadow concerns: VCAT rules in developer's favour for Port Melbourne foreshore project

The 15-year battle over the derelict waterfront site near Station Pier is close to ending after VCAT ruled in favour of a developer in a stoush over shadowing.

Source: smh.com.au