Adelaide’s planning history is replete with examples of the adoption and adaptation of leading open space ideas. The making of urban open spaces, beginning with the Adelaide parklands, is a direct result of the publics’ and design professions’ understanding of the benefits that open space affords.

This paper investigates the understanding and value of justice, specifically ‘procedural justice’ (the processes and administrative procedures relating to obtaining fair planning decisions) and its practical application.

This paper discusses research from an ARC funded project that is investigating ways to minimise waste from building conception to end of life.

This review, completed in 1991, set out to suggest a vision for the future development of Adelaide,