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Submissions to the Environment Committee
RMA Reform General

Submissions to the Environment Committee

By February 22, 2023 0
. The Environment Committee at Parliament has received two submissions from the Urban Design Forum on each of the two bills that would go towards replacing the Resource Management Act: The Natural and Built Environment Bill – Submission PDF here. The Spatial
In the eye of the storm: urban design in a time of extreme climate events
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In the eye of the storm: urban design in a time of extreme climate events

By February 14, 2023 0
The relentless storms beating down on Te Ika a Māui this summer have been, and continue to be, front of mind for UDF members. Writing on behalf of UDF from Tāmaki Makaurau I send our thoughts to all
Urbanism2023 Conference – bring it on!
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Urbanism2023 Conference – bring it on!

By February 10, 2023 0
PROGRAMME LIVE NOW: The spotlight that the UrbanismNZ 2023 conference in April will put on the state of our urban environment could not be more timely. Visit the programme on the UrbanismNZ site now at urbanismnz.co.nz/programme You can
Resource management legislation introduced to Parliament
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Resource management legislation introduced to Parliament

By November 16, 2022 0
The reform of Aotearoa New Zealand’s resource management system reached a significant milestone with new legislation introduced to Parliament yesterday. A set of links to information and headlines on this follow. Natural and Built Environmental Bill – link here. Spatial
UDF supports inaugural GRAPPLE event in October 2022
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UDF supports inaugural GRAPPLE event in October 2022

By October 26, 2022 2
Given the scenario of living in a world where major flood events happen on an even more frequent basis, because of climate change, the questions facing us about what we can invent, create or adapt towards meeting that challenge are
Growing Sustainably Together – The Future Communities of Uptown
Auckland

Growing Sustainably Together – The Future Communities of Uptown

By October 21, 2022 2
Major precinct-level urban developments like the Maungawhau City Rail Link development in Auckland present many opportunities and risks for the communities they are impacting. It’s important that Urban Designers are making good decisions for the future of the community,
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