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Defining the Impact of Regionalism on Aboriginal Housing and Settlements (2014-2016)

Abstract

The aim of this project is to analyse, quantify and improve our understanding of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander housing needs by developing an innovative regional approach to needs assessment and housing procurement, that considers cultural protocols, access to services, sustainable design and regional governance. By integrating qualitative and quantitative data, and comparing case studies from remote, rural and urban regions, this project will identify the most significant factors in different contexts and tailor solutions to optimize Indigenous housing outcomes. Expected outcomes include improved housing management, housing design, health and well-being of Indigenous communities and a reduction in crowding and homelessness.

Experts

Ms Carroll Go-Sam

Senior Lecturer, Indigenous Engagem
School of Architecture, Design and Planning
Faculty of Engineering, Architecture and Information Technology
Carroll Go-Sam
Carroll Go-Sam

Professor Paul Memmott

Professor in Architecture
School of Architecture, Design and Planning
Faculty of Engineering, Architecture and Information Technology
Paul Memmott
Paul Memmott