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Wendy Walls

Lecturer In Landscape Architectural Design
Architecture, Building and Planning
landscape architecture
open space
covid
environmental sensor
design competition
future park
urban design
science & technology
design
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Scholarly Works

Displaying the 10 most recent scholarly works from 15 for Wendy Walls.

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Highly Sensitive an exhibition about environmental sensors in art, design, landscape, planning, architecture and community

Wendy Walls

Curated Exhibition, Event or Festival  |  2022

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Wood for the trees. The role of policy in shaping forest urbanism in Berlin and Melbourne

Wendy Walls, Brent Greene

Conference Proceedings  |  2022  |  Developing Greener, Cooler & more Resilient Cities

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Teaching Urban Landscape Microclimate Design Using Digital Site Visits: A Mosaic Method of Embedding Data, Dynamics, and Experience

Wendy Walls

Conference Proceedings  |  2021  |  Resilient Landscape Architecture and Global Change

This paper presents a methodology for creating a multi-modal digital site visit as a tool for teaching urban microclimate design. ..

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The Future Park & Beyond

Book  |  2021

A collection of essays, speculative design projects and discussions. Beginning with a focus on the Future Park competition, this p..

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Making in the Void: How changing to online delivery shifts the focus of teaching and learning for landscape studio

Wendy Walls, Joseph Barrins, Fiona Johnson

Journal article  |  2021  |  Landscape Research Record

This paper interrogates how the shift from a collective physical learning environment to an isolated distance learning environment..

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Teaching Urban Landscape Microclimate Design using Digital Site Visits: A mosaic method of embedding data, dynamics and experience

Wendy Walls

Journal article  |  2021  |  Journal of Digital Landscape Architecture

This paper presents a methodology for creating a multi modal digital site visit as a tool for teaching urban microclimate design. ..

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Our cities are full of parks, so why are we looking to golf courses for more open space?

Jillian Walliss, Wendy Walls

Original Creative Work  |  2020

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The People’s Park: Why is the opening of Northcote Golf Course to the public so exciting?

Jillian Walliss, Wendy Walls

Scholarly Contribution to Database/Website  |  2020

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Digital Modelling as Interdisciplinary Design Practice: A Focus on Microclimate Simulation

Wendy Walls, Jillian Walliss

Journal article  |  2020  |  Journal of Digital Landscape Architecture,

This paper examines a precinct scale urban design redevelopment in Melbourne, Australia, and explores how environmental simulation..

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The indoor- outdoor divide: Parks as hybrid climatic spaces

Wendy Walls

Presentation  |  2019

Much contemporary research is dedicated to demonstrating the value of urban parks for health, well-being and eco-system services. ..

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Architecture
Expanding Knowledge
Urban and Regional Planning
Adaptation To Climate Change
Design

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Melbourne now has chief heat officers. Here's why we need them and what they can do

Wendy Walls

The appointment of chief heat officers in Melbourne is a vital acknowledgement of how serious urban heat is for Australia. It’s a first for..

October 16, 2022
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Our cities are full of parks, so why are we looking to golf courses for more open space?

Wendy Walls, Jillian Walliss

The recent opening of a golf course to the public in the inner north of Melbourne caused a flurry of excitement. Since then, thousands of v..

October 13, 2020
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Why we need 'crazy' ideas for new city parks

Wendy Walls

Two seemingly unrelated but important things happened in Melbourne last week. One was a memorial service for David Yencken AO; the other wa..

October 9, 2019
conversation Article
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Smart urban design could save lives in future heatwaves

Wendy Walls, Joseph Barrins

Heatwaves — Australia’s biggest natural killers — are getting more frequent and hotter thanks to climate change. One day cities such as Mel..

October 22, 2014
conversation Article

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Credentials

Positions

Lecturer In Landscape Architectural Design

Architecture, Building and Planning

Education

Master Landscape Architecture

University of Melbourne

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