1. Broadmeadows Baths
(Broadmeadows 2032 Studios/VEIL/ duckBuilD Studio)

...  The Broadmeadows Baths is intended to become a positive asset for the immediate neighbourhood and Broadmeadows as a whole, attracting visitors and stimulating the local economy.  ...

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

DOWNLOAD THE MEDIA KIT The Victorian Eco Innovation Lab (VEIL), a State Government funded think-tank, is exhibiting designs and visions for a sustainable future in Broadmeadows ...

3. Staged Remediation
(EBD Design Studios/Designing the Sustainable Landscape)

Lowered railway lines improve EBD connections with surrounding suburbs.  This urban design strategy includes bioremediation treatment and staged development of the site. The site sinks ...

4. Urban Forest
(EBD Design Studios/Designing the Sustainable Landscape)

Phytoremediation creates an urban forest, ready for integrated development. This design is centred on using phytoremediation to clean the site and planting trees and native grasses ...

5. Integrated & Sustainable Landscapes
(EBD Design Studios/Designing the Sustainable Landscape)

Addressing homelessness with the development of integrated & sustainable living systems. A staged redevelopment of the site that uses phytoremediation and community wellbeing ...

6. Extending Westgate Park
(EBD Design Studios/Designing the Sustainable Landscape)

... incorporates the principles of mixed-use space, reclamation of former industrial sites and staged remediation common to many of the EBD projects.  Identifying flooding and stormwater risks, and proposing ...

7. Sustainable Dreaming
(EBD Design Studios/Designing the Sustainable Landscape)

... values to the site. This is a staged development that uses phytoremediation to clean the site. Business is kept onsite during the staged development, with unsustainable industries replaced by ones that ...

8. EcoCity Exhibition Credits
(VEIL/Exhibitions)

The EcoCity Exhibition was an enormous undertaking - thanks to all who were involved! Management Curator: Dianne Moy (VEIL) Producer: Tiani Chillemi (Decode Media) Designer: ...

9. PRESS RELEASE: Local networks can play a critical role in water security
(VEIL/VEIL in the media)

... are moving.” A full media release with key findings are attached below. Click here to download the briefing paper.  ...

10. VEIL Studio at the Grid, Corridor & Field Exhibition
(VEIL/Exhibitions)

... of our city.  The idea of ‘Transforming Melbourne’ has been gaining media coverage of late and engages the public in helping create a vision for our city. The visions of each studio are just some that ...

11. 'Food Matters', Kirsten Larsen at Melbourne Social Forum Hot-House Festival
(Resources/Presentations)

Kirsten highlights that to avoid irreversible climate change we need to fundamentally and immediately transform what and how we eat. Food production accounts more greenhouse emissions than direct electricity ...

12. Eco-City Melbourne: VEIL on indesignlive
(VEIL/VEIL in the media)

indesignlive's sustainability articles: the latest products, people, projects and news on sustainable design and architecture practice.   An introduction to EcoCity Melbourne appeared ...

13. Minister Pallas launches EcoCity Exhibition
(VEIL/Exhibitions)

... it in a more sustainable manner. We have a range of proposals from use of bio-remediation to clean up the site as part of its preparation down to a very clever idea to share vacuum cleaners.A little known ...

14. "Cities of Green": EBD in Ethical Investor Magazine
(VEIL/VEIL in the media)

"Aiming for a zero-carbon urban future, Melbourne university students design an alternative to the Australian CBD - the Ecological Business District" "A Melbourne universities' initiative ...

15. Schools and TAFE
(EBD/EBD Newsletter)

... food production, low consumption water technology systems, EBD DIY media production, electronics hacking, recycling and repair, and garment re-working. Whilst many of our students participate in the courses ...

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

... adapt to change. Many buildings in Melbourne were developed with only a concern for the immediate future with insufficient attention to just how different that future might be; consequently much of the ...

17. Civic Report: Open Space
(EBD/EBD Newsletter)

... ‘their’ communities could take place.  Many people who wanted a little yard of their own, an immediate space in which they could garden sit or play with their children, felt they could only live in the ...

18. Water Report
(EBD/EBD Newsletter)

... of Kulin Woirurung land.”  Ley Lines Sharon Thorne The history and natural ecology was important in the early development of EBD.  Before any building took place the site underwent a remediation ...

19. Energy Report
(EBD/EBD Newsletter)

... is being tested on the ACUR rooftop and has created a great deal of public media attention. Testing will soon expand onto additional rooftops throughout the neighbourhood. EBD community members regularly ...

20. VEIL part of Future Visioning for Victorian "State of Environment Report" 2008
(News/General)

... is standard. Intermediate ‘water factories’ recycle water for local and industrial uses at points along the system. At terminal treatment plants, both the recycling of water and the commercial use of effluent ...