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Research study on suburban densification – can you help?
Mark Smith, modified 8 Months ago.
Research study on suburban densification – can you help?
New Member Posts: 7 Join Date: 05/01/22 Recent PostsWe are conducting interviews as part of the SUBDENSE research study, which explores densification in suburban neighbourhoods. We are inviting planning professionals working in the public sector to take part in our research by talking about your experience of handling planning applications for suburban areas — such as infill developments, subdivision of existing dwellings, and conversion of properties to residential use.
Please, get in touch with either me (mark.smith@liverpool.ac.uk) or my colleague Dr Tatiana Moreira de Souza (t.moreira-de-souza@liverpool.ac.uk) if you wish to participate or would like to learn more. We will ask you to share your perspectives by taking part in a 30 to 45-minute interview, conducted at your convenience via Zoom, Teams, or telephone. Your participation will contribute to a deeper understanding of suburban densification and the planning challenges associated with it.
We look forward to hearing from you.
https://bbv.raumplanung.tu-dortmund.de/research/projects/subdense/
richard white, modified 6 Months ago.
RE: Research study on suburban densification – can you help?
Advocate Posts: 239 Join Date: 26/11/18 Recent PostsHi Mark
Anything here of interest?
- Housing intensification SPD PDF, 3.7 MB
- Housing intensification SPD appendices PDF, 270 KB
We first adopted the SPD in 2005, then reviewed it with public consultation in 2010/11
Mark Smith, modified 6 Months ago.
RE: Research study on suburban densification – can you help?
New Member Posts: 7 Join Date: 05/01/22 Recent PostsThis is really interesting and relevant to our work, thank you for sharing Richard. We would really like to chat with you about it - if this is agreeable can you email me at mark.smith@liverpool.ac.uk so we can set up a time.
Mark