The fading dream of home ownership

by Grace Clark

With unapproachable and expensive housing markets around the world, many young people are giving up on ever owning a house. Alice Capelle explores a theoretical system that rethinks the inheritance, owning, and buying of homes.

Under Construction: keeping a transitional city usable and attractive

by Grace Clark

Cities are always under construction. It’s unavoidable. But that doesn’t mean the sites have to be ugly.

Here, what do people really want from cities and neighbourhoods?

by Kōrero Wellington

ICYMI, here’s the recording of the fascinating webinar talking about the new research putting NZ detail on the 15-minute city

Hot reads: resource management law reform

by Kōrero Wellington

It’s a busy time and our whiskers are twitching about lots of things we’re seeing. One of a few hot topics this week – and add any good reads in the comments!

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The following posts are filed under: play.

Play streets are magic, paperwork is not

Maddy McVie | April 20, 2021

Play streets: a wonderful way to foster play and community resilience. Road closures for play streets: Really flipping hard!

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Let’s get out and play!

Kōrero te Upoko o te Ika | August 29, 2019

Kids being able to play outdoors is such an allround good thing that it should be protected as a right, and fought for with at least as much passion as, say, street carparking. The UK has just boosted street play – hooray!

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Come out and play!

Kōrero Wellington | February 26, 2019

This week mornings there’s magic happening in parks around Wellington. It’s simple, it’s potent, and it’s joyful: it’s The Big Play Out!

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