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Design Principles
Active Transport

Perth Cyclepath
Source: Planning Institute of Australia
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Commuter cycling, Canberra
Source: Pamela Miller Photographer
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Melbourne City street
Source: Planning Institute of Australia
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Aesthetics

Tree-lined footpath, Adelaide
Source: Planning Institute of Australia |

Public artwork, Lyons, Darwin
Source: SGS Economics and Planning |

Public artwork, Paddington, Queensland
Source: SGS Economics and Planning |

Streetscape, Noosa, Queensland
Source: SGS Economics and Planning |
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Connectivity

Source: Walk Score
Map courtesy of Lawrence Frank & Co. and the Sightline Institute.
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Source: Walk Score
Map courtesy of Lawrence Frank & Co. and the Sightline Institute.
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Source: Booz & Co.
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Street Cross-Section
Source: TPG Town Planning and Urban Design
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Ped-Shed (Walkable Catchment)
Source: TPG Town Planning and Urban Design
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Connectivity - Cycling
Source: TPG Town Planning and Urban Design
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Connectivity - Walking
Source: TPG Town Planning and Urban Design
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Poorly connected street network
Source: TPG Town Planning and Urban Design
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Disconnected street network
Source: TPG Town Planning and Urban Design
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Connected street network
Source: TPG Town Planning and Urban Design
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Environments for All People

Federation Square, Melbourne
Source: Planning Institute of Australia
Mixed Density

Mixed density neighbourhood
Source: TPG Town Planning and Urban Design
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Mixed Land Use

Viaduct Harbour, Auckland
Source: TPG Town Planning and Urban Design
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Mixed use development, Perth
Source: Planning Institute of Australia
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Cross-section of mixed use development
Source: TPG Town Planning and Urban Design
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Parks and Open Space

Good quality open space
Source: TPG Town Planning and Urban Design
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Passive recreation
Source: TPG Town Planning and Urban Design
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Inner City Neighbourhood Park
Source: SGS Economics & Planning
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Central Plaza, Perth
Source: TPG Town Planning and Urban Design
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Walking Trail, Murrumbidgee River
Source: SGS Economics & Planning
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Hobart Park
Source: TPG Town Planning and Urban Design
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Safety & Surveillance

Lighting and active street frontages
Source: Pamela Miller Photographer
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Access between car parks and shops
Source: Planning Institute of Australia
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Social Inclusion

Public Places, Bondi Junction
Source: Planning Institute of Australia
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Public Places, Sydney
Source: Planning Institute of Australia
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Cycle friendly environments
Source: TPG Town Planning and Urban Design
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Shopping Centre, Blairgowrie
Source: Planning Institute of Australia
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Botanic Gardens, Sunshine Coast
Source: SGS Economics and Planning
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Supporting Infrastructure

Supporting Infrastructure
Source: TPG Town and Planning Urban Design
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Lighting and seating
Source:SGS Economics and Planning
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High quality footpath
Source: SGS Economics and Planning
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Clear and well placed signage
Source: SGS Economics and Planning
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Unwelcoming signs should be avoided
Source: SGS Economics and Planning
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Development Types
Infill Development

Infill Development , Perth
Source:TPG Town Planning and Urban Design
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Infill Development, South Sydney
Source: TPG Town Planning and Urban Design
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Infill development connected to existing areas
Source: TPG Town Planning and Urban Design
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Neighbourhood Planning and Design

Neighbourhood paths, Perth
Source: TPG Town Planning and Urban Design
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Walkways in new subdivision, Perth
Source: Planning Institute of Australia
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New subdivision, Shellharbour
Source: Planning Institute of Australia
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Neighbourhood planning and design
Source: TPG Town Planning and Urban Design
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Neighbourhood Parks

Neighbourhood parks for children
Source: Pamela Miller Photographer
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Neighbourhood park - good location
Source:TPG Town and Planning Urban Design
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Neighbourhood park - poor location
Source: TPG Town Planning and Urban Design
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Regional Recreational Facilities

Accessible and appropriate
recreational facilities
Source: Planning Institute of Australia
Retirement Accommodation

Retirement accommodation
Source: Planning Insitute of Australia |

Pedestrian crossing for aged
Source: Planning Institute of Australia |

Walkways and road crossings
Source: Billie Giles Corti |

Retirement accommodation
Source: TPG Town Planning and Urban Design |
Rural and Regional Development
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Quirindi, New South Wales
Source: Edge Land Planning |

Wingham, New South Wales
Source: Edge Land Planning |

Lake Forbes, New South Wales
Source: Edge Land Planning |

Public facilities for meeting, Gerringong
Source: SGS Economics and Planning |
Schools

School pedestrian crossing
Source: Pamela Miller Photographer
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Footpaths connecting to schools
Source: Pamela Miller Photographer
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Cycle paths connecting to schools
Source: Pamela Miller Photographer
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School location
Source: TPG Town Planning and Urban Design
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Shopping Precincts

Seating , shade & social interaction
Source: SGS Economics & Planning |

Main street shopping, Berry NSW
Source: SGS Economics and Planning |

Safe and direct pedestrian access
Source: SGS Economics & Planning |

Seating and shade
Source: SGS Economics and Planning |

Shopping precincts
Source TPG Town Planning & Urban Design |
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Urban Squares

Forrest Place, Perth
Source: TPG Town Planning and Urban Design |

Urban squares
Source: TPG Town Planning and Urban Design |

Urban Squares
Source: TPG Town Planning and Urban Design |

Urban Squares
Source: TPG Town Planning and Urban Design |

Urban Squares
Source: TPG Town Planning and Urban Design |

Freyburg Place, Auckland
Source: TPG Town Planning and Urban Design |
Workplaces
Last updated on 13th August, 2009