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  • Uncertain legacy: Sydney's Olympic stadiums 
    Searle Glen (Curtin University of Technology, 2006)
    The two main stadiums for the Syd~ Olympic Games were developed by the private sector with State assistance to reduce government costs and risks. In the post-Olympic period, both stadiums have experienced major revenue ...
  • Uncertain legacy: Sydney's Olympic stadiums 
    Searle Glen (Carfax Publishing, 2002)
    The two main stadiums for the Sydney Olympic Games were developed by the private sector with State assistance to reduce government costs and risks. In the post-Olympic period, both stadiums have experienced major revenue ...
  • Uncovering the Trends in Project Management; Journal Emphases over the last 10 Years 
    Pollack Julien; Crawford Lynn; England David (Elsevier Sci Ltd, 2003)
    The field of project management continues to develop in response to changing emphases in the management community and the demands of new project management application areas. This paper uncovers the trends of emphasis ...
  • The urban complex: scalar probabilities and urban computation 
    Burke Anthony (John Wiley & Sons, 2010)
    Guest-editor AnthonyBurke redefines complexity in relation to the city as `a dynamic and luminal organisational condition ¿growing at the edge of chaos¿¿ and in so doing shifts our understanding of urban trauma as an event ...
  • Urban real estate in Ghana: A study of housing-related remittances from Australia 
    Obeng-Odoom Franklin (Routledge, 2010)
    A combination of rapid population growth and low incomes results in housing shortages in Ghana. Migration to Europe, America and Scandinavia has provided a way for some Ghanaians to escape this housing problem, as they ...
  • Urban Structure and Commuting in Australian Cities 
    Rickwood Peter; Glazebrook Garry (Routledge, 2009)
    Studies looking at the relationship between urban form and travel behaviour have generally considered spatial information at coarse metropolitan or local government area scales. We analyse ABS census data at the Collection ...
  • Urban Structure and Energy -- A Review 
    Rickwood Peter; Glazebrook Garry; Searle Glen (Routledge, 2008)
    The nature and form of the urban environment is a critical determinant of the sustainability of our society, as it is responsible directly for a large proportion of consumed energy, and influences indirectly the patterns ...
  • Using Visual Action Methods in the Design Process 
    Sherringham Susan; Serle Sue (Common Ground Publishing Pty Ltd, 2010)
    Human centred and co-design approaches to designing often involve working in collaborative, multi-disciplinary contexts. In such situations promoting collegial and open environments and methods of engagement to bring forward ...
  • Using Visual Action Methods in the Research Process 
    Sherringham Susan; Serle Sue (Common Ground, 2011)
    Human-centred, participatory and co-design approaches to designing often involve working in collaborative, interdisciplinary contexts. In such situations promoting collegial open environments and methods of engagement to ...
  • The Vampire Dandy: Reconceptualising Masculine Identities in Fashion, Cinema, and Literature 
    Karaminas Vicki (Association Lambda Nordica, 2009)
    Men's fahion photgraphy and its allied industries such as clothing production and consumpti on, retail branding, marketing and advertising, participate in constructing an all- viewing subject; a subject which 'desires to ...
  • Visual style: Qualitative and context-dependent categorization 
    Jupp Julie; Gero John (Cambridge University Press, 2006)
    Style is an ordering principle by which to structure artifacts in a design domain. The application of a visual order entails some explicit grouping property that is both cognitively plausible and contextually dependent. ...
  • The Way of the Detail in Japanese Design 
    Verghese George (IDEA Group, 2003)
    When considering the growing interest in the ideas of internationalisation and globalisation, the phrase 'Japanese Design' has always captured the inspirational pulse of designers. This paradoxical world of Japan provides ...
  • We are not the only ones to blame': District Assemblies' perspectives on the state of planning in Ghan 
    Yeboah Eric; Obeng-Odoom Franklin (UTS e-Press, 2010)
    Planning has failed to exert effective influence on the growth of human settlements in Ghana. As a result, the growth of cities has been chaotic. The district assemblies, which are the designated planning authorities, ...
  • Web-based knowledge management system: linking smart metering to the future of urban water planning 
    Stewart Rodney; Willis Rachelle; Giurco Damien; Panuwatwanich Kriengsak; Capati Bill (Routledge, 2010)
    The planning of cities and the planning of their water supplies are intertwined. This paper explores the potential role of smart metering for the future of water planning and management in Australian cities. Smart meters ...
  • We're Not in the Fashion Business": Fashion in the Museum and the Academ 
    Mcneil Peter (Berg Publishers, 2008)
    This article examines relationships between the museum fashion exhibit, viewing publics, and historians. It takes as a case study AngloMania: Tradition and Transgression in British Fashion, held at the Metropolitan Museum ...
  • Western Sydney is hot! Community arts and changing perceptions of the West 
    Ho Christina (ITS ePress, 2012)
    This article examines the cultural renaissance of Western Sydney, long considered a crass, working-class cultural wasteland. In the last two decades, the region has experienced a proliferation of new artistic initiatives, ...
  • Women Exhibitors at the First Australian International Exhibitions 
    Orr Kirsten (The John Hopkins University Press, 2011)
    In 1879 the British colony of New South Wales hosted the first international exhibition in the Southern Hemisphere. Never before had an international exhibition been held so far from the cultural and commercial centres of ...
  • Work integrated learning and the case for a "student-industry network" in undergraduate construction management programs 
    Forsythe Perry (UTSePress, 2012)
    The term 'work ready graduates' is commonly used by Universities to describe students who have been well prepared and who can seamlessly enter professional practice. It is an ideal that is simpler said than achieved in ...