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AutoSave . Off) H BUIL 1229 week 8 activity sheet (2) - Compatibility Mode - Word Search pasan perera PP X File Home Insert Design Layout References Mailings Review View Help EndNote X9 Share Comments & Cut Arial 11 ~ A A Aa Ap AaBbCCD. AaBb( AaBbC AaBbC AaBbCc AaBbCcC AaBbCcD AaBbCCD Find Paste [ Copy Format Painter BIUvab X2 X A LA Emphasis 1 Heading 1 1 Heading 2 1 Heading 3 1 Heading 4 1 Normal Strong Subtitle Gc Replace Select v Dictate Editor Clipboard Font Paragraph Styles Editing Voice Editor Question 2 (5 marks): After reading the attached arucies answer the following: Are the design features of the Carlton Precinct Plan an improvement to the existing public housing design? Is this solution a positive step towards improving public housing and encouraging social integration or is this just a front for further privatisation of public goods? What are the positive and negative aspects of this development? Would YOU buy an apartment in a mixed public/private development? Is this an appropriate development of a public resource? Question 3 (2 marks): Given the City of Yarra has developed its 'Affordable and Sustainable Housing Policy' specifically in response to this development, how will you address social/affordable housing? RMIT Document: BUILT229 Week 8 Activity Sheet UNIVERSITY Author: Sarah Holdsworth Save Date: 14/07/2019 Page 2 of 4 Public housing no longer needs to stand out The Age September 3, 2012 Simon Johanson A MAJOR overhaul of Melbourne's run-down public-housing estates is transforming the way people live, reducing anti- social behaviour and regenerating neighbourhoods. Inner-city estates in Kensington, Carlton, Fitzroy, Richmond and Page 1 of 4 1833 words X English (Australia) Focus Lo + 100% Type here to search O A 6 ) ENG 2:24 PM 28/09/2020 E.AutoSave . Off) H BUIL 1229 week 8 activity sheet (2) - Compatibility Mode - Word Search pasan perera PP X File Home Insert Design Layout References Mailings Review View Help EndNote X9 Share Comments & Cut Arial [ Copy v 11 ~ A" A Aa Ap EVEEVENT AaBbCCD. AaBb( AaBbC AaBbC AaBbCc AaBbCcC AaBbCcD AaBbCCD Paste BIU ab X x A LA Gc Replace Dictate Editor Format Painter Subtitle Find Emphasis 1 Heading 1 1 Heading 2 1 Heading 3 1 Heading 4 1 Normal Strong Select v Clipboard Font Paragraph Styles Editing Voice Editor social behaviour and regenerating neighbourhoods. Inner-city estates in Kensington, Carlton, Fitzroy, Richmond and Prahran are in the midst of a $600 million makeover that includes a mix of private houses among public tenants. Crumbling buildings have made way for new homes, although most of the high-rise towers symbolic of Melbourne's housing estates remain. Next month, work will finish on 98 private and 50 public homes on the corner of Keppel and Cardigan streets in Carlton. Another 188 federally funded homes in Prahran's Horace Petty estate and 207 in Elizabeth Street, Richmond, will be finished early next year. And tenants will soon move in to 152 new homes in the Fitzroy Housing Estate. Many of the architect-designed public homes are indistinguishable from private ones, a deliberate attempt to "de- institutionalise" public housing. The 10-year state government-funded project to regenerate the Kensington housing estate on Flemington Road with a 50-50 mix of public and private dwellings had "normalised" tenants' homes, removed the stigma of public housing and given occupants a sense of ownership, said George Housakos, chief executive of Urban Communities, which manages homes on the estate. "There's been an immediate reduction in anti-social behaviour, rental arrears are very low and occupancy is at 100 per cent," he said. An unusually large number (about 71 per cent) of the private homes in Carlton's Cemetery Road project - to be finished in October - were sold to owner-occupiers, developer Australand's residential manager Robert Pradolin said. Most city flats usually sell to investors. Under the rejuvenation process there has been no net loss of public housing, but a chronic shortage of places in the system was still a problem, said Sarah Toohey from Australians for Affordable Housing, adding that a billion-dollar fund was needed to build at least 20,000 new low-income rental properties each year across Australia. The Baillieu government has foreshadowed an overhaul of public housing that may include privatisation, higher rents, short-term leases and less secure tenure for residents. But in the last two state budgets, the government had provided no new funds for public-housing construction, said Opposition housing spokesman Richard Wynne. "Our fear is that they're going to take the opportunity to privatise some of the most valuable inner-city sites," he said. Human Capital - Public Housing: Carlton "Live the good life" "Live the good life" exhorts the sign plastered on a temporary display office at the corner of Rathdowne and Princes streets in Carlton. Behind the sign, cranes are laying foundations for new apartment buildings going up on land where there used to be public housing. Further back from this busy scene are the remaining structures built by the former Housing Commission. These faded Screenshot saved brown towers look like ancient crumbling ruins, despite being built just 40 years ago. The screenshot was added to your OneDrive. Residents of Melbourne are all familiar with the view of a dominating 1960s concrete slab housing OneDrive Page 2 of 4 1833 words DX English (Australia) J. Focus Type here to search O EI 9 7 1) ENG 2:24 PM 28/09/2020 EAutoSave . Off) H BUIL 1229 week 8 activity sheet (2) - Compatibility Mode - Word Search pasan perera PP X File Home Insert Design Layout References Mailings Review View Help EndNote X9 Share Comments & Cut Arial [ Copy v 11 ~ A" A Aa Ap AaBbCCD. AaBb( AaBbC AaBbC AaBbCc AaBbCcC AaBbCcD AaBbCCD Find Paste Gc Replace Dictate Editor Format Painter BIU~ ab X2 X A LA Emphasis 1 Heading 1 1 Heading 2 1 Heading 3 1 Heading 4 1 Normal Strong Subtitle Select v Clipboard Font Paragraph Styles Editing Voice Editor Residents of Melbourne are all familiar with the view of a dominating 1960s concrete slab housing commission flat in various suburbs of Melbourne. It is a widely held opinion that the design of this public housing was unsuccessful. In the 1950s the problems of slum housing in inner cities had reached a perceived crisis point, surveyors such as Barnett decided that Carlton was a slum suburb, fit only for demolition or redevelopment The solution was to demolish entire blocks of land and replace with public housing flats, this high density housing would create affordable 'modern' housing with plenty of open space for children to play. Interestingly the process of gentrification of Carlton began around the same time, and now 50 years later Carlton is home to the popular Lxgon Street restaurant strip and the 'slum' houses attract huge prices often in excess of a million dollars. Now a new solution to the issue of public housing has been introduced; replace the 1960s blocks of flats with a mixture of public and private apartments. The Carlton Precinct Development Plan (2006) is the solution provided by the Office of Housing, to improve the physical and social issues of the three public housing sites in Carlton. The plan involves demolishing all of the existing walk- RMIT UNIVERSITY Document: BUILT229 Week 8 Activity Sheet Author: Sarah Holdsworth Save Date: 14/07/2019 Page 2 of 4 up flats on the Elgin/Nicholson and Lygon Rathdowne sites, and together with the Keppel/Cardigan precinct, will be replaced with 549 private and 240 public housing apartments (MH, 2005). The perspective of the Office of Housing is that this solution will provide better quality housing with design features such as better access for disabled people, more parking, provide street edges, on- street parking, street tree planting, and improved personal safety. Another heavily emphasized aspect of the redevelopment is that it will encourage social integration rather than having specific areas of just public housing. Screenshot saved Additionally, the Department of Human Services During the tender stage, developers were invited The screenshot was added to your to include innovative ideas on environmentally sustainable design in the new public and social OneDrive. housing, which would go beyond the department's own sustainability standards. The tender OneDrive Page 2 of 4 1833 words DX English (Australia) J. Focus Type here to search O 9 7 1) ENG 2:24 PM 28/09/2020 EAutos ave File Horne Insert Design Layout References Mailings Review View Help EndNute X9 i3 Share D Comments (at , . a A A ,Orind v En] El; [ \"'3' V 1' , A A A5 V \"0 21 'll AaBchDi AaBbi Athc AaBbc: AaBch AaBchE AanCcn AaEthDi V L), Replace Q; opy _ c . . 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Materials, xtures and ttings will be selected based on their positive environmental outcomes which will also reduce household energy and water use. However there are perhaps negative aspects to this redevelopment. An alternative point of view by the Carlton Residents Association Inc (2006) is that the development results in a loss of green space, ethical problems involved in handing over such a large public space to private developer and the fact that the m will be less public housing beds (as three bedroom apartments are being replaced with one or two bedroom), but an increase of 550 private dwellings. This large increase of housing will also put signicant pressure on the infrastructure of Carlton, such as public transport, pressure on congested roads and services such as only one small supermarket to serve the suburb. When the "good life" sign first appeared several months ago, it seemed like a crueljoke, an ironic statement on the lives of those who live in the neglected towers. Most public housing residents in Victoria are among the poorest of the poor. In the case of the Carlton estate, many are refugees who sought sanctuary in Australia from brutal war. Good life indeed! of course, the sign was never intended to attract public housing residents. It was erected by the development company to entice inner-city "lifestyle" home buyers and investors to a site on which the new, private, gated apartments will outnumber the newly built state-owned units. But somehow the poster project Went horribly wrong. When the state government rst announced plans to redevelop the Carlton estate last year, many were enthusiastic about the prospect of combining private and public housing on one site. The plan was presumably inuenced by overseas Screenshot saved examples of "mixed tenure" and thus in line with what many housing experts consider to be international "best practice". Mixing public and private housing in the one development is a supposedly easy solution to the perceived "ghetto-Mpg\" problem of the classic postwar public housing estates, such as those modernist wonders bequeathed to our city by the Housing vagazam lEZZwords [3 English (Australia) a )3 Type here to search Autos ave File Horne Insert Design Layout References Mailings Review View Help EndNute X9 i3 Share D Comments rut , . c A A ,Orind v En] El; [ \"'3' V 1' V A A A5 V \"0 21 'll wimp. AaBbi Athc AaBbc: AaBch AaBchE AanCnD AaEchDi V LP Replace Q; opy _ c , , Paste V 1 V I V A V V i": V Emphasis 1i Heading 1 ii Heading 2 ll Heading 3 ll Heading 4 ii Normal Strong Subtitle v Dictate Ed'm' v 6 Format Painter 1 Q at '1 x A '9' 34 l} Selectv v Clipboard 5 Font 5 Paragraph E Styles 5 Editing Voice Editor A I housing estates, such as those modernist wonders bequeathed to our city by the Housing l A Commission. For sceptics With misgivings about mine dwindling stock of public housing in the context of a housing affordability crisis, the government had answers ready when it announced the Carlton project. There would be no net loss of public housing units. The private sector would be footing the bill (since public sector investment is a cardinal sin for contemporary governments). Most importantly, there would now be a much better social mix - or so it was claimed. But local I RMIT MM mum mamas\" UNivEssiTv Mm Sarah woman 5...: Date momma p.32 2 a, a newspaper The Melbourne Times has recently revealed that the two constituent parts of the redevelopment - public and private - are to be physically divided. The rationale given is that management of the two categories of dwellings, by the Department of Human Services and a private owners' corporation, will be greatly facilitated by physical separation. A much more plausible explanation is the commercial one: that class segregation will attract more buyers and better prices. More disturbing is another report that a ovo-mwall is to be inserted between the private and public pam of the development. This Wall, it is asserted, will block access for the public housing residents to a large open green space on the site that will be reserved for the gated private community. For all intents and purposes there are now two separate developments: one public housing, carried out because the political costs of abandoning it would have been too high, and a private one, for an inner-city real estate market hungry for new property. The euphemism of "mixed tenure" has obscured What appears to be the real motive of this development: mm of valuable publicly Screenshot saved owned inner-city sites, piece by piece, over time. With this project, the gentrication of Carlton enters its final stages. Scantily few pockets of affordable housing are left. Most people of limited means have already been priced out and pushed out. PageZofA lEZZwords [3 English (Australia) a )3 Type hereto search AutoSave . Off) H BUIL 1229 week 8 activity sheet (2) - Compatibility Mode - Word Search pasan perera PP X File Home Insert Design Layout References Mailings Review View Help EndNote X9 Share Comments & Cut Arial 11 ~ A" A Aa Ap AaBbCCD. AaBb( AaBbC AaBbC AaBbCc AaBbCcC AaBbCcD AaBbCCD Find Paste [ Copy BIU~ ab X2 x A LA Emphasis 1 Heading 1 1 Heading 2 1 Heading 3 1 Heading 4 1 Normal Subtitle Gc Replace Strong Editor Format Painter Select v Dictate Clipboard Font Paragraph Styles Editing Voice Editor BUIL 1229 Week 8: Activity Sheet (please submit sheet and amended map) Question 1 (3 marks): Human Capital is the stock of competencies, knowledge, social and personality attributes, including creativity, embodied in the ability to perform labor so as to produce economic value How will your AMCOR site (i.e. the manufactured capital present) facilitate the development of high levels of human capital? Please ensure you draw this manufactured capital on your map as relevant to your site plan. Manufactured Capital Consequences of manufactured capital on human capital. Please identify the positive and negative consequences so that you may make better design decisions. E.g.: Park E.g.: Positive: Increased opportunity to exercise, connected with people of all ages. Negative: If designed solely for one sport people are excluded eg cricket nets. If located (like in Docklands) on the side of a busy road young children and the elderly may be excluded. Question 2 (5 marks): After reading the attached articles answer the following: Page 1 of 4 1833 words X English (Australia) And the danian features of the Andtan Deanimat Plan an cant to the aviation nublis " Focus Lo + 100% Type here to search O 9 w A 6 7 ) ENG 2:23 PM 28/09/2020 E