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Although feasible, falling renewables costs might not benefit Bangladesh's energy sector's decarbonisation: Is this another ‘debt-fossil fuel production trap’?

Debnath, KB Mourshed, M

As Bangladesh strives to transition from a least developed to a developed nation by 2041, a growing population and rising disposable income have spurred a growing middle class, escalating the deman...

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A Mixed-Methods Approach for Evaluating the Influence of Residential Practices for Thermal Comfort on Electricity Consumption in Auroville, India

Debnath, KB Osunmuyiwa, O Jenkins, DP Peacock, AD

With rapid global economic growth and a rise in disposable household income, particularly within a progressively warming planet, the escalating demand for energy to achieve thermal comfort has beco...

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Museo Rapa Nui

Grau, U Froimovich, J

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Julia Child’s Kitchens

Penner, B Rice, C

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Picturing Post Occupancy

Rice, C

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House Precinct Territory Design Strategies for the Productive City - Loose Accessories for a Tight Urbanity

Luna, R Doyle, J Micheli, S Yim, D Moulis, A Crist, G

The book departs from a reflection on contemporary issues of environmental and social sustainability.

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A hima traditional ecological knowledge perspective of the sustainability goals in AlUla’s journey through time masterplan

Alshami, A Bryant, M Toland, A

Saudi Arabia’s ‘Vision 2030’ proposes a more diversified society and a less oil-dominated economy, enabled by several ambitious best-practice sustainability urbanisation projects, one of which is t...

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Regenerating tradition: Empowering rural revitalization through Li culture and green infrastructure in a design case study of Yulong village, Hainan, China

Wu, K Bryant, M Toland, A He, Y Chen, B

Green infrastructure is an approach to land planning that aims to restore and manage the natural environment within human contexts. Its widespread use in post-industrial urban and peri-urban settin...

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Towards net-zero embodied carbon: Investigating the potential for ambitious embodied carbon reductions in Australian office buildings

Craft, W Oldfield, P Reinmuth, G Hadley, D Balmforth, S Nguyen, A

Embodied carbon is recognised as a major contributor to building-related greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions. In response, ambitious targets have been posed to reduce embodied carbon in the built enviro...

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Solar performance-driven urban development: the case of western Sydney, Australia

Abdollahzadeh, N Biloria, N

Urban densification, a response to population growth, poses adverse impacts on built environments. Limited access to sunlight is one of these consequences. Solar radiation and daylight affect urban...

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