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Livability: Urban amenity
2016 Report Content... contribute to the livability of a built environment: urban amenity; housing; transport; air and water quality; access to the natural ... heritage, social and aesthetic aspects.
Livability: Urban amenity
Livability: Urban amenity
Greater Brisbane Greater Darwin Greater ...
Australia’s urban amenity is generally good. Our urban populations continue to consume significant resources, but are using energy more efficiently than in 2011.
2016 Key Finding Australia’s urban amenity is generally good. Our urban populations continue to consume ... energy more efficiently than in 2011.
Australia’s urban amenity is generally good. Our urban populations continue to consume ...
Commercial and other domestic sources
2016 , Report Content Commercial premises can pose a threat to health and amenity at the local level, mainly through emissions of particles and VOCs. VOC ... Commercial food-processing operations can also place local amenity at risk because of odour emissions. As previously discussed, smoke from ...
Figure BLT21 Accessibility to health services, capital cities, 2011
2016 MapInteract with mapDownload as pngDownload dataset Source: AURIN (2014) Figure BLT21 Accessibility to health services, capital cities, 2011 Livability: Urban amenity
Figure BLT20 Accessibility to education services, capital cities, 2011
2016 MapInteract with mapDownload as pngDownload dataset Source: AURIN (2014) Figure BLT20 Accessibility to education services, capital cities, 2011 Livability: Urban amenity
Figure BLT22 Proportion of people living with access to green space, capital cities, 2011
2016 GraphProportion of people living with access to greenspace Proportion of people living with access to greenspace Percentage of population with access to greenspace Adelaide95 Brisbane91 Canberra98 Darwin92 Hobart93 Melbourne79 Perth80 Sydney88...
Industrial point sources
2016 , Report Content... controlled, emissions from industry can place health and amenity at risk, not only at the neighbourhood level, but more generally at the ... controlled, emissions from industry can place health and amenity at risk, not only at the neighbourhood level, but more generally at the ...
Pressures affecting livability and the environmental efficiency of the built environment will differ, depending on geographic location and population size
2016 Key Finding2016 Australia’s built environment is diverse, ranging from large, highly urbanised centres—such as Sydney and Melbourne, which together accommodate 40 per cent of the Australian population—to small, remote communities. The geographic location of our cities can affect amenities such as...
The outlook for the built environment is mixed
2016 Key Finding The outlook for the built environment is mixed
Urban amenity, housing, and air and water quality are generally considered good, with ...
Figure BLT23 Green space per person, capital cities, 2011
2016 GraphArea of greenspace per capita Area of greenspace per capita Area of greenspace per capita Adelaide94.01853102 Brisbane112.4050668 Canberra353.3558118 Darwin285.3902619 Hobart297.9953819 Melbourne116.4694557 Perth302.1454304 Sydney80.96173499...
State and trends of the built environment
2016, 2011 Assessment summary... Urban environmental efficiency: Land use Livability: Urban amenity Urban environmental efficiency Year - Any - 2016 2011 State and trends ... greater than 1,000,000 Livability in terms of urban amenity and housing is generally considered good for most people. Traffic ...
State and trends of the built environment 2016
2016 At a glance... with a high proportion of detached homes, and with good amenity in terms of access to commercial and community services, and green space. Although considered generally good, the delivery of amenity in growth areas in Australia is recognised as a major challenge. Air ...
Approach - Built environment 2016
2016 Report Content... consultation. The experts were from the fields of urban amenity , housing, transport, air, water, the natural environment, biodiversity ... consultation. The experts were from the fields of urban amenity , housing, transport, air, water, the natural environment, biodiversity ...
Figure BLT17 Level of accessibility to shopping infrastructure, capital cities, 2011
2016 GraphPercentage of residents with access to shopping infrastructure, Australian capital cities, 2011 Percentage of residents with access to shopping infrastructure, Australian capital cities, 2011 Limited AccessibilityLow AccessibilityModerate AccessibilityHigh...
Figure BLT18 Level of accessibility to health infrastructure, capital cities, 2011
2016 GraphPercentage of residents with access to health infrastructure, Australian capital cities, 2011 Percentage of residents with access to health infrastructure, Australian capital cities, 2011 Limited accessibilityLow accessibilityModerate accessibilityHigh...
Figure BLT19 Level of accessibility to education infrastructure, capital cities, 2011
2016 GraphPercentage of residents with access to education infrastructure, Australian capital cities, 2011 Percentage of residents with access to education infrastructure, Australian capital cities, 2011 Limited accessibilityLow accessibilityModerate AccessibilityHigh...
Risks to Australia’s air quality 2016
2016 , At a glance... health effects including respiratory illnesses and loss of amenity due to shorter-term exposure to wood smoke from domestic woodheaters, ... burns and bushfires Localised impacts on health and amenity due to air pollution from industry Climate change increasing ...
Outlook for the built environment 2016
2016 At a glance... jobs, housing affordability, and the sustainability and amenity of our cities. It is clear that more and more people are moving to ... planning of these new developments, including location, amenity, early access to transport and green space. Despite some recent ...
Introduction 2016
2016 At a glanceAustralia’s coastal zone holds tremendous national significance. It contains many of the country’s most prized environmental and ecological assets, some of which are World Heritage listed, and accommodate habitats and species found nowhere else on Earth. The biological and landscape...
Risks to the built environment 2016
2016 At a glance... of these events for property and infrastructure, loss of amenity, and human casualties. These risks have been elevated from ‘likely’ ... of these events for property and infrastructure, loss of amenity, and human casualties. Pressures on the built environment from the cost ...
Motor vehicles
2016 , Report Content... resulting in increased impacts on health and reduced amenity. For example, emerging concerns in Europe about increases in vehicle ...
Box BIO21 Rethinking revegetation resilience
2016 Case Study... management (water quality), biodiversity conservation , amenity and carbon sequestration . To ensure that these outcomes can be ... management (water quality), biodiversity conservation , amenity and carbon sequestration . To ensure that these outcomes can be ...
Executive Summary - Built environment
2016 Executive Summary... our cities maintain their livability for residents (urban amenity , housing, transport, air and water quality), while delivering ...
Pressures affecting ambient air quality
2016, 2011 , Assessment summary... near-rural settings can adversely affect air quality. Both amenity and health impacts exist Year(s): 2016 2 Stable Confidence (in ... impacts on health and aesthetics; localised effects on amenity and health near some major point sources Year(s): 2011 3 Stable ...
Resilience of the built environment 2016
2016 At a glance... to retain or recover its structure, functions and amenity after experiencing shocks. Historically, Australian cities have coped ... Historically, one of the key threats to the structures and amenity of our built environment has been extreme weather events. Australia’s ...
Increased sea levels
2016 Report Content... space for development is reduced. It may also reduce the amenity of the region—for example, by reducing the amount of sand available ... space for development is reduced. It may also reduce the amenity of the region—for example, by reducing the amount of sand available ...
Planning for the future
2016 Report Content... jobs, housing affordability, and the sustainability and amenity of our cities ( DPMC 2016 ). Done well, metropolitan planning enables ...
Executive Summary - Coasts
2016 Executive SummaryCoasts 2016Australia’s coast is vast and diverse. It is the sixth largest of any nation, and contains a variety of habitat types, including sandy beaches and dunes, rocky shores, tidal flats, and estuaries and bays. Our coast is intimately linked to our...
Land–water interface
2016 Report Content... values highly for their aesthetic qualities and recreational amenity. However, dune systems behind beaches are generally undervalued by ... values highly for their aesthetic qualities and recreational amenity . However, dune systems behind beaches are generally undervalued by ...
Urban development
2016 Report Content... associated with higher infrastructure costs, lack of amenity, car dependency, poor job access, and diminished agriculture and open ... can prove problematic because of their impacts on amenity or their role as vectors of disease. For example, roosting by flying ...
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