Architecture, Building and Planning - Research Publications
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ItemNo Preview AvailableAn Investigation of Institutional Arrangements for Design and Delivery of Multimodal Public Transport(Australasian Transport Research Forum, 2010)Intermodal service coordination designed to achieve a 'seamless network' is a common feature of high-quality public transport systems. This paper explores the intention and the reality of the institutional arrangements that govern the coordination of bus, tram and train services in Melbourne under the franchise agreements. State Government policies and contractual obligations set out the intended lines of responsibility for the planning of transport networks in relation to design and delivery of coordinated multimodal services. Interviews, designed to examine the practical application of these policies and obligations, were conducted during 2009 with staff from the Department of Transport, the private operators, the Bus Association and from Metlink - the company established to improve communication and coordination of public transport services. The results of this investigation highlight the significant differences between actual practices and the stated intentions of both government policies and existing contracts with private sector organisations. The lack of effective designation of responsibilities, ineffective communication at many levels across numerous institutions, and an absence of skilled staff will continue to impede the development of a cohesive transport network in Melbourne. These problems were not addressed in the design of the new franchise agreements that began in December 2009.
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ItemVertical living kids: creating supportive environments for children in Melbourne's central city high rises(Australian Sustainable Cities Research Network, 2009)
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ItemFrom accidental planner to agent provocateur: 100 years of women in Victorian planning(University of Melbourne, 2010)
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ItemStreet planning in inter-war Melbourne: From the American bungalow court to the Australian cul-de-sac(The University of Melbourne, 2009)
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ItemDelivering infrastructure and land use-transport integration policy: Examining good governance issues in melbourne and perth(Ministry of Transport, New Zealand, 2009-12-01)
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ItemThe role of planners in contention over transport policy: Contrasting behaviour and outcomes in Melbourne and Vancouver since 1970(Ministry of Transport, New Zealand, 2009-12-01)
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ItemCommunity Safety Indicators: 'What works, what doesn't, what's promising'(Griffith University, 2006)
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ItemNetwork planning for more effective public transport in New Zealand cities(World Conference on Transport Research Society, 2010)
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ItemPrivate open space for high density urban living(Urban Design Australia Conference, 2009)