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100 _a Pettit, Christopher J,
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245 _aBreaking down the silos through geodesign – Envisioning Sydney’s urban future
260 _bSage,
_c2019.
300 _aVol 46, Issue 8, 2019,(1387-1404 p.)
520 _aOne of the challenges in creating plans for sustainable urban futures is the ability to work across government agencies and to break down traditional barriers to truly collaborative planning. Typically, metropolitan planning has been carried out by different agencies that are separate in their mandate and planning strategies. This siloed approach to city planning means there are problems in the coordination and sequencing of critical projects. To address this problem, we investigate the use of the Steinitz geodesign framework and the GeodesignHub.com software for supporting collaborative and integrated negotiation-based geodesign. We hypothesised that by using the geodesign framework we can involve key government agencies and begin to break down the barriers between these agencies to create a single integrated strategic plan for the city. In this research we focus on South East Sydney, discussing the process in designing and implementing the geodesign framework with real world actors spanning several government agencies, municipalities, industry and academia for this study area. This being the first application of geodesign in the Australian context, we draw on feedback from participants on the strengths and weaknesses of the framework.
650 _aGeodesign,
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650 _acollaborative decision-making,
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650 _a negotiation,
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650 _asustainable urban development,
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650 _adecision support
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700 _aHawken, Scott
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700 _a Ticzon, Carmela
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700 _aLeao, Simone Z
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700 _aAfrooz, Aida E
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700 _aLieske, Scott N
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700 _aCanfield, Tess
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700 _aBallal, Hrishi
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700 _aSteinitz, Carl
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_dSage 2019.
_t Environment and Planning B: Urban Analytics and City Science
856 _uhttps://doi.org/10.1177/2399808318812887
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