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- Planning for Sustainable Urban Mobility (SUM)by Ivan Eiroa SantamarinaPlanning for Sustainable Urban Mobility (SUM) Here’s a question for planners, designers, agencies, government decision-makers, kaupapa māori organisations, policy writers, and people managers working in the urban development industry: How serious are you… Read more: Planning for Sustainable Urban Mobility (SUM)
- Superilla Barcelona and the after Covid Cityby Ivan Eiroa Santamarina‘Superilla Barcelona’ and the after Covid City The restrictions during the COVID-19 pandemic have highlighted the need for urban development that fosters proximity and reinforces the attributes that define urban life: Diversity, density… Read more: Superilla Barcelona and the after Covid City
- UA’s NBE bill submissionby Ivan Eiroa SantamarinaUA’s NBE bill submission Urbanhub Aotearoa would like to commend the ministry for the opportunity to provide a written submission and speak about it with the Select Committee. Urbanhub Aotearoa was pleased to have the… Read more: UA’s NBE bill submission
- ‘Amenity’ that wordby Ivan Eiroa Santamarina‘Amenity’ that word A discussion of the word amenity is called for in the context of the RMA reform. It could end up being lost from our understanding of the values that are needed in… Read more: ‘Amenity’ that word
- ’15-minute cities’, ‘Superblocks’ and parkingby Ivan Eiroa SantamarinaAdapting the ‘Superblock’ and the ’15-minute city’ models to Aotearoa: density, proximity and … parking. The “15-minute city ” is in a nutshell, built on the idea of proximity to activities and services. Cities… Read more: ’15-minute cities’, ‘Superblocks’ and parking
- RMA Reformby Ivan Eiroa SantamarinaPhoto credit: Neill
- Ecological urbanismby urbanhubLet’s Get Aotearoa Moving: Ecological urbanism Presented by Salvador Rueda president of the Urban Ecology Foundation. 20 May 2021 “Brilliant, … the best 2 hours of my week … a visionary” The above… Read more: Ecological urbanism