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Photo of an empty street with several lanes for cars and a wide footpath. The Parramatta Council offices are on the left side. The camera looks towards a few large office towers visible at the end of the street.
Photo of a few tall buildings in a line that are mainly pastel blue with some stronger blues on the lower floors. The buildings look like office buildings and are very rectangular. By the way, this is Burwood in New South Wales, Australia.
Photo of two apartment buildings that are each 8 stories tall. The buildings look like they're made of cubes with floors 1 to 7 having balconies on the corners of each building. The ground floors have shops. A building on the Prince of Wales Hospital Campus is visible in the foreground.
Screenshot from Google Maps of Macquarie Fields station and the area surrounding it. The streets adjacent to the station have few footpaths and the majority of properties shown are single family houses. There is a car park in the bottom left of the image and some townhouses on the bottom right.
Drawing of a potential street layout for the new precinct and the locations of various buildings. The tallest buildings would be concentrated on Hurley Street near existing bus routes with building heights sloping down towards Queen Street. Most of the car park would be replaced by a park and there would be new pedestrian corridors through the precinct.
Photo of an Adelaide Metro bus stop sign reading 'Stop 17 Payneham Road, South East side'.
Photo of several pink and white fireworks exploding on a clear night sky. To the left, the rectangle-shaped Sofitel hotel at Darling Harbour is visible with several stripes of different colour lights.
Map of route 300 in Adelaide. The route covers the inner suburbs, some popular beaches, and Flinders University.
Satellite image of Westfield West Lakes shopping centre and its surroundings. The shopping centre is in the centre of the image. It is directly next to a river to its north and west. There is an oval to the east and golf course to the southeast. There are many single-storey suburban houses surrounding the shopping centre.
Map showing the various land uses and transport routes for the redeveloped Camellia-Rosehill precinct. Residential and community uses are concentrated near light rail whilst heavy industrial uses are separated from residents by light industry.
Photo of a few apartment buildings that are isolated from the rest of the precinct by a large asphalt-covered area that has not been developed yet.
Video showing the bus timetable for the 401 bus, the route that runs along Carter Street going to Lidcombe and the surrounding high density development. The bus only runs during peak hours and is very infrequent.
Photo of a brick veneer building that looks like several rectangular prisms stacked on top of each other but in a cool way. There are parked cars on the street in front of the buildings and a building awning in the top left.
Diagram showing the stopping patterns for the T1, T9, Central Coast, and Blue Mountains lines in my fantasy rail network for Sydney. Each line has two stopping patterns, one express and one local. Only stations within the suburban network are shown.
Photo of the vestibule area of a Mariyung train showing the door and nearby vertical bike storage racks.
Photo of a light rail sign with what I can only describe as its own beard and sideburns of dirt on it.
Photo of a bike repair station at Darling Square near restaurants and the Darling Square Library.
Video of an L4 Parramatta Light Rail tram travelling past the camera into the background going up to 70km/h.
Photo of Wahroonga Park near Stuart Street. There are large mature trees providing a large canopy that covers the street and footpaths. There are colourful flowers in the foreground.
Intercity train set V22 passing Stanmore headed towards Central.
Visualisation from the journal article connecting the negative externalities of car usage with the various harms they do to humanity through violence, ill health, social injustice, and environmental damage.
“Children are a kind of indicator species. If we can build a successful city for children, we will have a successful city for everyone” quoted from Enrique Peñalosa, former Mayor of Bogotá.
Potentially temporary buffers and overhead wire poles at the end of platform 2.
Rendered image showing the proposed interchange at Woden town centre and a new Canberra Institute of Technology campus nearby. Light rail arrives in the middle of the interchange with bus stops surrounding the light rail platforms.
Tangara train leaving Allawah Station in Sydney.
Photo of a blue clock with no numbers or tick marks left on the tracks between two concrete sleepers.