This paper argues that policy makers need a more fine-grained understanding of housing submarkets, to avoid the often perverse outcomes of aspatial incentives and regulations on housing affordability. A cluster analysis ...

The study collects, compares and synthesises existing knowledge from specific sources about artists and creative designers working within research processes. The emphasis is on collaboration, evaluation and reflective practice.

Leadership is a topic that raises a great deal of interest as well as concem to organisations, communities and nations. There is a great deal of literature on the subject, e.g. a search using 'leadership' as a keyword in ...

This paper gauges how much extra construction costs, when required to meet housing sustainability requirements. Housing construction in New South Wales (NSW) is the first in Australia to be subject to mandatory sustainability ...

Construction projects are characterized by the random nature of the conditions under which they are implemented and by the dynamic use of available resources. Since site conditions vary randomly and resources perform a ...

The term visual reasoning, in cogmnve psychology, often refers to the use of visual spatial relations in making inferences about corresponding conceptual relations. The conclusion is that external visual representations ...

Increasing urbanisation, wealth and ill health in cities necessitate careful study, especially in African cities whose development is widely regarded as rapid and chaotic. Using Ghanaian cities as a case study, this article ...