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What does it take to feed Melbourne?
Foodprint Melbourne has for the first time estimated the environmental impact of Melbourne’s food consumption. The results are available in the …read more
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Melbourne’s Foodbowl: Now and at 7 million
Melbourne is situated at the heart of a highly productive agricultural area – it is a city surrounded by its own …read more
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Foodprint Melbourne
Foodprint Melbourne is a research project that investigates Melbourne’s foodbowl. We’re investigating where the city’s food comes from currently and the …read more
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Visions of Resilience – Workshop Manual released
Visions of Resilience – A Workshop Manual, documenting the workshop processes of the Visions of Resilience project has now been …read more
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Visions of Resilience – final report released
The final report for the Visions of Resilience Project has now been published. You can read the full report with …read more
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Visions and Pathways 2040
Scenarios, visions and pathways for a low-carbon, resilient, built environment.
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Food Hubs
Food Hubs make it easier to buy and sell local food – they work with farmers and eaters to develop …read more
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Australian Food Supply Scenarios (Food Futures ARC)
An extension of a VEIL research scoping project completed in early 2011 (funded from a VicHealth Discovery Grant). This new …read more
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Eco-Acupuncture
Opportunities exist where system lines intersect and interact. What is Eco-Acupuncture? The ‘urban acupuncture’ metaphor seems to have been first …read more
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Design-led Transformation for Climate Extremes
With recent events showing that many Australian communities are vulnerable to extreme weather it’s important we focus on building resilience. …read more
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Eco-Acupuncture: Catalysing Urban Transformations in Leeuwarden
Above is the 2015 Report for the Eco-Acupuncture program based in Leeuwarden last year. The Eco-Acupuncture program has grown internationally …read more
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Florence 2035
Our cities and their systems of energy, water, food, transport, shelter, and information are dependent on large flows of fossil …read more
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Broadmeadows 2035
Following on from our engagement with Hume City Council and a series of ‘Vision: Broadmeadows 2032’ projects in 2009-2010, VEIL …read more
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Broadmeadows 2032
The City of Hume is a rapidly developing centre north of Melbourne, caught up in many of the problems of …read more
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Sunshine 2032
Sunshine: The Opportunities. The Garden City layout of Sunshine is suited to the intensification of sustainable programs including urban agriculture, …read more
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Mobility: City of Short Distances
The Mobility Studios explore the interconnections and spaces between slow transport and public transport. Mobility in 2032 is networked and decentralised. …read more
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EcoCity (EBD)
What does Melbourne look like in 2032? In 2008, VEIL’s Design Hub members looked at the last remaining vacant land …read more
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2007-08 Studios
A series of multidisciplinary design studios run in 2007 and 2008.
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Scenarios for climate change adaptation
VEIL has been working as part of a collaborative team for VCCCAR looking at the role and value of scenario …read more
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Transforming Society “From Below”
A small research project to understand the dynamic of change “from below” has become a component of the disruptive change …read more
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Food Freight
VEIL releases Food Freight Reports The pressures of rising energy costs, potential carbon prices and increasing vulnerability in food supply …read more
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Distributed Systems Research
There is a growing interest in distributed systems as an alternative design and governance approach for the provision of critical …read more
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Ecological Sustainability & the Ballarat Structure Plan
Ballarat in 2032: alternative energy sources, fewer private vehicles, and resilience in the face of extreme weather events.
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ReDesign 2032
An innovative design industry. The job of ReDesigning grew out of changes late last century, when manufacturers in Europe and …read more