In the last decade, the peri-urbanization literature has attracted a lot of attention and many
scholars have tried to examine these areas from different dimensions, leading to a …

Residential landscapes are a common setting of human-environment interactions. These
ubiquitous ecosystems provide social and ecological services, and yard maintenance leads …

The COVID-19 pandemic has affected our living experiences in cities and neighbourhoods.
It is urgently necessary to understand more about place attachment and human-environment …

A transition to more sustainable cities in Australia will require much greater focus on
greyfield redevelopment than previously. With the multiple challenges facing city planning at …

The analysis of neoliberalism has become a key point of departure in critical urban studies
and political geography. Its application in theorising new forms of residential environments is …

Master‐planned estates are an increasingly proliferating phenomenon in urban
development. These primarily residential estates have often been explored under the terms …

Master planned estates offer package dreams of homeownership to those wanting to live
among others who share their lifestyle aspirations. Yet we show in this paper how divisions …

Greening the Greyfields integrates two strands of research pioneered by the senior authors
of this book: ending automobile dependence and accelerating the supply of more …

Large housing is an issue of growing concern across popular culture, academic and policy
domains, yet little is known about how and why people live in large houses. This paper …

Although a substantial backyard might be considered an iconic Australian feature, by the
late 1990s, almost all new suburban houses had minimal provision of soft-landscaped …