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Resilience and densification: An alternative pathway

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Resilience and densification: An alternative pathway

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Climate change’s impact on cities necessitates resilient design, focusing on local weather event drivers. Designers can contribute by rethinking city construction and habitation. Australia’s Net Zero Plan includes urban spaces and water infrastructure, promoting a holistic design approach for carbon reduction. Brisbane, hosting the 2032 “climate-positive” Olympics, is an ideal platform for testing decarbonisation strategies and climate-resilience features. Water Sensitive Design (WSD) mitigates climate change impacts, addressing water quality, flood risk, urban heat, and community wellbeing. A University of Queensland team tested WSD strategies in a large-scale infill development project, revealing a viable pathway for a resilient urban future. Green-blue infrastructure is essential for transitioning cities to climate neutrality and

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