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    Collective city-making

    Sep 02, 2019 2 minutes
    — Katelin Butler, Editorial Director

    The subject of this special issue of Architecture Australia, “Population, Cities and Urban Infrastructure,” was inspired by the federal government’s introduction of a Minister for Population, Cities and Urban Infrastructure in 2015 under Malcolm Turnbull’s leadership.

    In a review of the Parramatta Transport Interchange by Hassell for the January/February

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