
Planning for walkability
Marc Lane and Sara Stace co-authored a paper with Estelle Grech which was published in the Planning Institute of Australia’s New Planner magazine. Read a summary of the article here.

Making sure our neighbourhoods are walkable by design
Sydney is on the cusp of its most significant urban transformation in generations. New tools like the low- to mid-rise SEPP and transit-oriented developments offer a golden opportunity to create walkable, liveable communities – where walking is the most enjoyable way to get around. This will not happen through density alone. Working with Committee for Sydney and WalkSydney, we now have a Walkable Density Checklist at a neighbourhood scale to ensure that, as we transform these places, we embed a walkable urban form.

Upcoming Webinars
Come and learn about Vivendi’s unique AI models for predicting pedestrian safety, walking and cycling during a lunchtime seminar soon…

Bringing Portfolio Management to Life
We’ve put together a few thoughts on Benefits Realisation and the advantages of a Program Management Office - both of which ought to be key considerations for the successful delivery of any large program or project.