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Dulwich Hill Precinct

Imogen Marosz, Georgina Nicol, Jialin He

MUD/MU

Ashfield reimagined through a new green spine, enhanced public realm, activated streets and a balanced mix of heritage and contemporary development for a more liveable, walkable and inclusive future.

Ashfield Reconnected

Carolina Claros Padilla, Elham Razavi, Huilin Huang, Omid Rafsanjani Feizabadi

MUD/MU

A bridge-led hub where open shores, lively commerce, and green ecology shape an inclusive community of diverse cultures and lifestyles.

Rhodes Boat Ramp

Chen Chen, Gillian Keto, Juliette Webster, Yuanhui Liu

MUD/MU

Urban Design Foundations Studio

Core to all Graduate programs in Urbanism and the Master of Transport, the studio introduces foundational concepts in urban design through lectures, readings and weekly fieldwork trips across Sydney.

Multidisciplinary groups select a site from 26 station precincts and 15 wharf precincts to explore challenges and opportunities for more liveable, equitable and inclusive cities.

Students explore future scenarios for sustainable transport, public spaces and significant local increases in population.

Teaching Staff

Coordinator: Ian Woodcock

Tutors: Denver Alcantara, Boyd Barber, Isabel Gabaldon, Oscar James, Liz Lester, Sherly Robert, Akshai Sabu, Tomas Van Der Meer, Jialing Xie, Nan Ye

With thanks to the following contributors and critics:

Somwrita Sarkar (ADP) [Guest lecturer], Martin Abbott (ADP), Lekhana Chidanandaswamy (ADP), Fariz Hazmi (Hatch Global), Michael Kahn (DesignInc Sydney), Sephira Luo (ADP), Tamara Obradovic, Carolina Pantoja-Mardones (ADP), Peter Qian (NSW Department of Planning), Sherly Robert (Hector Abrahams Architects), Irene Sarah (DesignInc Sydney), Ha Thai (ADP), Amy Tseng (Hatch Global), Tomas Van Der Meer (City of Parramatta), Vera Xia (ADP), Nan Ye (ADP/UNSW)

Urban Design Foundations Studio

Core to all Graduate programs in Urbanism and the Master of Transport, the studio introduces foundational concepts in urban design through lectures, readings and weekly fieldwork trips across Sydney.

Multidisciplinary groups select a site from 26 station precincts and 15 wharf precincts to explore challenges and opportunities for more liveable, equitable and inclusive cities.

Students explore future scenarios for sustainable transport, public spaces and significant local increases in population.

Teaching Staff

Coordinator: Ian Woodcock

Tutors: Denver Alcantara, Boyd Barber, Isabel Gabaldon, Oscar James, Liz Lester, Sherly Robert, Akshai Sabu, Tomas Van Der Meer, Jialing Xie, Nan Ye