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    Students in the Master of Architecture program at the University of Melbourne have developed design options for redeveloping Johnston Street between Fitzroy and Abbotsford that consider issues like traffic, public transport, density and community space. Their work explores urban design and architectural possibilities for increasing density while maintaining social and cultural sustainability. An exhibition of the students' designs will be held from August 9th to 13th at 350 Johnston Street Abbotsford, with a public forum on August 13th to present and discuss the designs.

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    Students in the Master of Architecture program at the University of Melbourne have developed design options for redeveloping Johnston Street between Fitzroy and Abbotsford that consider issues like traffic, public transport, density and community space. Their work explores urban design and architectural possibilities for increasing density while maintaining social and cultural sustainability. An exhibition of the students' designs will be held from August 9th to 13th at 350 Johnston Street Abbotsford, with a public forum on August 13th to present and discuss the designs.

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    Students in the Master of Architecture program at the University of Melbourne have developed design options for redeveloping Johnston Street between Fitzroy and Abbotsford that consider issues like traffic, public transport, density and community space. Their work explores urban design and architectural possibilities for increasing density while maintaining social and cultural sustainability. An exhibition of the students' designs will be held from August 9th to 13th at 350 Johnston Street Abbotsford, with a public forum on August 13th to present and discuss the designs.

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    Johnston Street imagining the future?

    Johnson Street from Fitzroy to Abbotsford is under pressure for major redevelopment. Residents, commuters, planning authorities, businesses, landowners and developers have widely diverse views on how the street should develop. Considering issues of traffic, public transport, density, height and community amenity, students in the Master of Architecture program at Melbourne University have developed a range of exciting and challenging options to show that good design can enhance and invigorate communities and the urban environment while providing opportunities for business and development. The work explores urban design and architectural possibilities for encouraging both urban intensification and sociocultural sustainability.

    Exhibition: Tuesday 9th 13th August Chapman & Bailey Gallery 350 Johnston Street Abbotsford Gallery Hours 9.00am to 5.00pm Public Forum and presentation by students: 2.00pm Saturday 13th August For more information contact Ian Woodcock 0413 044 080 or iswo@unimelb.edu.au

    Collingwood and Abbotsford Residents Association

    C.A.R.A.

    Exhibition and Public Forum


    Understanding Design: Robin Boyd Foundation

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