Byera Hadley research reports

Strategising the spatial configuration of a multi-storey typology to facilitate education in dense city environments.

A survey of floating communities around the world.

How can purpose-driven business be applied to architectural practice? A ‘purpose driven’ business is founded on the values and ethics rather than financial ambition.

A review of key policy regulations, technical issues and design challenges facing Australia’s pursuit of zero emissions housing.

The purpose of this study is to investigate how to improve the delivery of affordable housing in Sydney from an architectural perspective.

An appraisal of historic and current urban waterfront development processes in North America, England and Australia.

On his study tour the author used a process of “learning by doing”.

New Urbanism proposes an alternative (planning) scenario for new planned communities based on successful traditional neighbourhoods and small towns by combining the best of the past with the realities and benefits of today.

The study of medium density housing seeks to address affordable housing in Australian cities.

A study of the architecture of art centres in Australian Aboriginal communities.

This study examines how architecture could benefit from a broadening of architectural practice to expand architect’s input into project development and what improvements could be made to facilitate better access to the urban political decision-making process.

A study of the policies and architectures of intergenerational care centres in Northern Europe.

A study of Indigenous driven design processes.

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