The COVID-19 pandemic has affected our living experiences in cities and neighbourhoods.
It is urgently necessary to understand more about place attachment and human-environment …

In recent years, there has been an increasing focus on creating age-friendly cities to
accommodate the changing needs of older people and to promote their overall health and …

Master‐planned estates are an increasingly proliferating phenomenon in urban
development. These primarily residential estates have often been explored under the terms …

This qualitative research examines the perceived walkability of different neighbourhood built-
form patterns and their implications for the social life of older people. The findings suggest …

The existing literature suggests that gated communities and master-planned estates
represent a form of private governance. They are a response to the state's retreat from …

Abstract The Selandra Rise master-planned estate (MPE) in Melbourne's south-east growth
corridor was designed to create a “healthy and engaged community” through the provision …

'Baby Boomers'(born between 1945 and 1965) constitute a significant percentage of
Australia's ageing population. There are several important trends and issues related to an …

Health and health equity are strongly influenced by the design and planning of the
neighbourhoods where people live, work, and recreate. This article looks at one aspect of …

Fiscal constraints facing municipal governments make gated communities that self-finance
their amenities a welcome phenomenon. However, studies exclusively devoted to …

Master planned estates have been the subject of considerable academic interest since the
publication of Blakely and Snyder's () typology. The growing provision of private assets …