A Quarter Acre Pavlova Paradise Lost? The Role of Preferences and Planning in Achieving Urban Sustainability in Wellington, New Zealand

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A Quarter Acre Pavlova Paradise Lost? The Role of Preferences and Planning in Achieving Urban Sustainability in Wellington, New Zealand

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This thesis investigates the scope for compact development to accommodate population growth in Wellington, New Zealand. The topic is particularly significant for New Zealand as the great majority of the population lives in urban areas, historical development has been dominated by low density urban form, and transport and urban form are two of the main domains in which the country can reduce its carbon emissions. The influence of urban planning and residents’ preferences on achieving sustainab...

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22 Nov, 2021

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Dodge, Nadine

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Housing preferences / Compact development / Urban sustainability / School: School of Geography, Environment and Earth Sciences / 120504 Land Use and Environmental Planning / 050205 Environmental Management / 960708 Urban Land Policy / 960302 Climate Change Mitigation Strategies / Degree Discipline: Environmental Studies / Degree Level: Doctoral / Degree Name: Doctor of Philosophy / Land Use and Environmental Planning / Environmental Management

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