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Melbourne : masterplan for shared spaces

Monday 28 May 2012

In 2011, the Port of Melbourne had launched a consultation bearing on the shared spaces which we mentioned last September . The masterplan is now available. It will serve as a basis for the investments which will enable, over the next five years, the quality of the interface spaces between the port and its surroundings to be improved, access to spaces opening onto the port to be provided for the public, and a better knowledge of the port and of its activities for the population to be developed.

Shared spaces, Port of Melbourne
Final Masterplan

Source : Connect with the Port of Melbourne through shared open spaces - Shared spaces, Port of Melbourne, mars 2012
Final Masterplan, mars 2012

Tag : Architecture and Heritage / Sustainable development / Waterfront : culture / leisure / Public spaces / Australia / Melbourne / Oceania
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