Green Infrastructure

One Central Park in Sydney offers a clean, healthy, and welcoming space for the community (Image: Karen Smith)
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Objectives beyond aesthetics – the full potential of greening buildings

By Michael Casey

Greening buildings, a practice involving the integration of vegetation and eco-friendly features into architectural design, has gained significant traction in urban environments in recent decades. While the concept holds promise for enhancing environmental quality and reducing ecological footprints, its true impact on overall sustainability warrants careful examination.Continue reading

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Riverbank State Park urban farm, a welcome addition to the Harlem precinct (Image: Michael Casey)
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The educational value of urban green spaces for students

By Michael Casey

In the heart of bustling cities like New York, amidst the concrete jungle, lies an oasis of greenery and tranquility. These green spaces, often overlooked amongst the skyscrapers and busy streets, play a vital role in enhancing the quality of urban life and fostering a deeper connection with nature.Continue reading

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