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Date de diffusion
Oct 04, 2021
Small Footprint living has more advantages than most think. In episode one of this new series Colin steps out of his own 37sqm/290sqft apartment to meet the architects and city planners
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Small Footprint living has more advantages than most think. In episode one of this new series Colin steps out of his own 37sqm/290sqft apartment to meet the architects and city planners resisting urban sprawl. As well as returning to The Warren with Nicholas Gurney for a deep dive into its space efficient design and the role small, well designed apartments have in our future cities. In Melbourne, architects Michael Frazzetto and Ellen Kwek share how small footprint architecture and an innovative bedroom design have afforded them a family home in an area they were priced out of. reflecting on how Australia might be lagging behind more considered European cities like Amsterdam.
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Date de diffusion
Oct 11, 2021
In our cities, small footprint living is associated with tightly packed, dark homes. But they don't need to be that way. In the Netherlands, Heren 5 is designing small footprint
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In our cities, small footprint living is associated with tightly packed, dark homes. But they don't need to be that way. In the Netherlands, Heren 5 is designing small footprint 110sqm/1180sqft Houthaven homes that are open, bright and functional for families, using the building's surroundings as extensions of it’s living spaces. In Melbourne architects Nic Aguis and Brad Swartz are drawing inspiration from cities like Amsterdam with their infill projects as they ‘fill in’ unused space in city blocks. These are homes designed to contribute to their communities, putting happiness above profit for an investor.
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Date de diffusion
Oct 18, 2021
Across the world, the design of our city homes has been increasingly shaped by an investor first market. Melbourne is facing some of the highest housing prices in the world and local
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Across the world, the design of our city homes has been increasingly shaped by an investor first market. Melbourne is facing some of the highest housing prices in the world and local developers Nightingale Housing & Hip V Hype are creating alternative models for home building that are more sustainable and livable.. In the rapidly changing suburb of Brunswick, Hip V Hype has reworked the site of a 140sqm home to accommodate three homes the same size with shared spaces and exposure to the street. Nightingale is building a new ‘village’ purposefully designed to accommodate families alongside singles and couples in sustainable small footprint apartments. These projects represent a change to home building in Australia and worldwide, where affordability and sustainability are quickly becoming the focus, and developers are expected to build communities rather than just homes.
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Date de diffusion
Oct 25, 2021
Small footprint design presents an opportunity to radically change our approach to affordable housing. Not only on the scale of individual apartments but also in the planning of our city
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Small footprint design presents an opportunity to radically change our approach to affordable housing. Not only on the scale of individual apartments but also in the planning of our city blocks and existing buildings. Throughout these areas, Rob McGauran see’s large amounts of ‘lazy land’, space that could easily be occupied by uniquely designed affordable housing that brings those in need into our communities, rather than moving them into high rise towers. In Amsterdam, Heren 5 has designed a unique neighbourhood of housing units, featuring tailored apartments fit for different stages of life. In a post-COVID world, with housing becoming less affordable in many places, these projects are designed to bring a diverse range of people together in areas that they may have been unable to access, and build new communities as the way we live changes.
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Date de diffusion
Nov 01, 2021
What does a small footprint city look like outside of our homes? How do we use small footprint thinking to better connect ourselves with nature and culture? This connection helps us live
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What does a small footprint city look like outside of our homes? How do we use small footprint thinking to better connect ourselves with nature and culture? This connection helps us live happier, healthier lives, but as Rob Adams shares in Melbourne’s Southbank suburb, better planning is often set aside in the name of maximising building space. Landscape architect Claire Martin and Victoria's first registered architect with an Indigenous background, Jefa Greenaway are taking on the task of improving Melbourne’s public, cultural and green spaces by finding Innovative ways to incorporate them into the identity of our growing city. Giving everyone in the city an opportunity to reconnect with nature and a true sense of place.
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Date de diffusion
Nov 08, 2021
COVID-19 has highlighted some of the biggest problems with the way we design our homes and the cities around them. But it’s also given us a chance to reset, reflect on, and amplify what
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COVID-19 has highlighted some of the biggest problems with the way we design our homes and the cities around them. But it’s also given us a chance to reset, reflect on, and amplify what is good about them. Rob Adams and Claire Martin believe that considered small footprint design can radically change the way we use our cities post-COVID. Particularly if we move away from the city centre being a hub for everything. Jefa Greenaway and Paty Rios want to make it possible for our suburbs to serve us in the way our city centres do now. From a 20sqm apartment to streets, blocks and suburbs, small footprint thinking gives us an opportunity to build inclusive, connected, happier cities that have the space for us all.
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Date de diffusion
Déc 01, 2022
“When we were looking for this apartment, we had just returned from living in London. All the properties we were looking at felt small and cramped compared to what we were used to,
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“When we were looking for this apartment, we had just returned from living in London. All the properties we were looking at felt small and cramped compared to what we were used to, especially in terms of ceiling height. So we really wanted something that felt open and spacious, even if it was small”.
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Date de diffusion
Jan 26, 2023
Imani of Imani At Home is a home & lifestyle creator based in Washington, D.C. A thrifter, a dog owner (of Salazar Slytherin the Second) and a lover of Gin Cocktails.
Imani of Imani At Home is a home & lifestyle creator based in Washington, D.C. A thrifter, a dog owner (of Salazar Slytherin the Second) and a lover of Gin Cocktails.
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Date de diffusion
Fév 23, 2023
Nestled in the heart of bustling Taipei City, Jungle Loft is a apartment that has been transformed from a small neglected rental, to a beautiful home for the couple that rent it. Mish
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Nestled in the heart of bustling Taipei City, Jungle Loft is a apartment that has been transformed from a small neglected rental, to a beautiful home for the couple that rent it. Mish and Ryan are the founders of Tangerine Living, an interior design business, and they have used their skills to completely transform this space.
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