Measuring magnitude of change by high-rise buildings in visual amenity conflicts in Brisbane

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Measuring magnitude of change by high-rise buildings in visual amenity conflicts in Brisbane

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Development conflicts signal underlying forces, challenges and processes in the evolution of urban environments. The review of 13 years of Planning and Environment Court cases in Brisbane revealed a high occurrence of visual amenity issues related to bulk, height and scale of high-rise buildings in medium and high-density areas. In these conflicts, justification of building height, bulk and visual relationships are mixed with expert witness personal judgments due to inefficiencies of conventi...

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Research Paper

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2021-01

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Tara, A / Lawson, Gillian / Renata, A

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https://hdl.handle.net/10182/13455

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visual impact / bulk and height / skyline / magnitude of change / visual dominance / Built environment and design / Engineering / Environmental sciences

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