UrbanTalk Podcast

19 - How Green Infrastructure Can Improve Liveability

56 min · 16. loka 2025
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Along with the need to increase housing density, our cities need to also keep up with adequate green infrastructure. It will be more important than even to ensure there is enough green space and access to active transportation for the happiness and health of the broader community. In this episode we’re joined by Jua Cilliers – Professor of Planning and Associate Dean Research, Faculty of Design and Society at UTS Sydney. Jua discusses how a more wholistic approach to planning that includes adequate green infrastructure will improve the liveability, sustainability, health and safety of our communities. Visit the UrbanTalk website: https://www.urbantalk.com.au/

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