Published 09/06/22

The Jerusalem Railway Park: ‘Greening Our Backyard’

Our Jerusalem Railway Park study addressed the needs of those aged 55 in disparate communities, with long-term implications for physical…

Published 09/06/22

Connecting Land: a transdisciplinary workshop to envision nature-connecting habitats

Envisioning a socially and ecologically sustainable human habitat: Connecting Land. For the attention of: Landscape architects, environmental educators, city planners and…

Abandoned car as police statement decorated with weeds and graffiti

Published 16/05/22

Call for contributions. Healthy City Futures: A role for activists and activism?

Special issue: Call for contributions for the journal Cities & Health  Working Draft for comment (v1 16.05.22) Some of the greatest advances in urban health…

Published 26/04/22

Solutions to integrate health objectives into new urban development

New research explores how design team professionals manage developers’ risks to integrate health into new urban development For the attention…

Published 26/04/22

Healthy urbanism framework redefines healthy urban development

New healthy urbanism framework reverses traditional focus on individual lifestyles, focusing on equity, inclusion and sustainability as essential components for…

Published 25/04/22

Reviewing the impact of neighbourhood design on our health and wellbeing

Our systematic review of the impacts of neighbourhood design on well-being found strong evidence linking design principles such as walkability…

Published 25/04/22

What is the impact on residents’ cardiometabolic health of Australian neighbourhood design that facilitates low-carbon living?

Australian evidence shows that neighbourhoods designed to reduce carbon footprints through facilitating active living could reduce the risk of overweight/obesity….

Published 25/04/22

Promoting children’s play in cities: A case study of collective impact and municipal leadership from Calgary, Alberta

The importance of play on long-term benefits to childhood mental, emotional, and social health cannot be overstated. Ultimately, it will…

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