1. Vision Broadmeadows 2032: Exhibition
(VEIL/Exhibitions)

... involve big public assets like schools, hospitals, electricity and roads. In the future local infrastructure might also be smaller more diverse and flexible, assets like; community water storage and treatment, ...

2. PRESS RELEASE: Vision: Broadmeadows 2032 Exhibition
(VEIL/VEIL in the media)

... the future local infrastructure might also be smaller more diverse and flexible, assets like; community water storage and treatment, local food production and markets, bicycle and local transport networks, ...

3. RiC
(Mobility: City of Short Distances Studios/Future Transport Systems)

For the smallest suburban streets: compact, flexible, and quiet. This small tram has been designed uniquely for Rowville. Able to travel on single or double tracks as well as roadways, ...

4. iGuide
(Mobility: City of Short Distances Studios/Sustainable Vacation)

... portable unit that enriches personable and flexible styles of encountering new localities. The device allows for commercial and critical information to be freely transported and user settings to link with ...

5. 2two4
(EBD Design Studios/ZeroCar)

Desirability and adaptability for the EBD ShareCar.  The 2two4 concept vehicle is a proposal for the EBD for a modular urban electric vehicle that can be extended in length and ...

6. Community Services
(EBD/EBD Newsletter)

... many of the health initiatives are driven by the community, Melbourne City Council also supports a range of health services at community centres, which are flexible multi-use spaces distributed across ...

7. Schools and TAFE
(EBD/EBD Newsletter)

... local school. Quarter schools evolved as a flexible and distributed education model comprised of hub schools and node schools. In the Quarter School model, the hub is a retrofitted older school, which ...

8. Civic Report: Diversity and Resilience
(EBD/EBD Newsletter)

... by the extreme temperatures last March or the “Melbourne Monsoon” which created such devastation across the city last October. The district (its infrastructure and activities) has had to be flexible to ...

9. Stand
(2007-08/Consuming 2032)

... an age when private car ownership is not the preferred method of mobility. When no longer used for car parking STAND can be transformed into a variety of flexible community spaces. Tim sees that STAND’s ...

10. Recreation Net
(2007-08/Tactics and Strategies)

... The flexible system adapts to changes in environmental conditions – the area is close to sea level and near the shore, and so the design responds to current and future conditions.  Raised walkways keep ...

11. The Urban Center - living in a vertical community
(Visions/Glimpses)

... flexible apartments for larger households, residential diversity was increased significantly. The new vertical community reflected a more conventional social structure previously seen in ‘horizontal’ ground ...

12. The Pre-Emptive Lifestyle-shifting Neighbourhood
(Visions/Glimpses)

...  Visualisation: Stephen Mushin The area also has the oldest, and one of the largest, of Melbourne’s Flexible Fabrication Plants. It is widely known that the plants old robots are still capable of ...

13. New Food Solutions in Sunshine and the Docklands: Workshop
(Visions/Design Workshops)

... with the sun providing shade to the building. Other groups looked at distributed and flexible learning and how active communities might adopt and adapt our present education systems. One group devising ...