Simon Carter

Request for information frequency and their turnaround time in construction projects A data-analytic study

Ajibade A Aibinu, Simon Carter, Valerie Francis, Paulo Vaz-Serra

Journal article  |  2020  |  BUILT ENVIRONMENT PROJECT AND ASSET MANAGEMENT

Purpose: The purpose of this paper is to study the nature of request for information (RFIs) on construction projects by using data..

Necessary evils: Controlling Requests for Information (RFIs) to reduce cost and improve margins

Ajibade A Aibinu, Simon Carter, Valerie Francis, Paulo Vaz Serra

Journal article  |  2018  |  Construction Research and Innovation

Developing An Evidence-based Understanding of Hospital Space Planning Efficiency

Heather Mitcheltree, Simon Carter, K Fisher

Conference Proceedings  |  2018

Small Urban Manufacturing in Australia: an issues framing paper

J Day, Simon Carter

Conference Proceedings  |  2018

Hong Kong Hospital Authority Planning Efficiency Study

H Mitcheltree, Simon Carter, K Fisher, A Humphreys

Report  |  2017

How planning limits its concern: a case study of planning for dogs in Melbourne, Australia

Simon Bruce Carter

Journal article  |  2016  |  AUSTRALIAN PLANNER

As urban planners focus on creating more sustainable cities, there is an increasing need to plan for other species. Found in aroun..

Why planning limits its concern: a case study of planning for dogs in Melbourne, Australia

Simon Bruce Carter

Journal article  |  2016  |  AUSTRALIAN PLANNER

As urban planners focus on creating more sustainable cities, there is an increasing need to plan for other species. Found in aroun..

Establishing a framework to understand the regulation and control of dogs in urban environments: a case study of Melbourne, Australia

Simon Bruce Carter

Journal article  |  2016  |  SPRINGERPLUS

BACKGROUND: This study examines the effectiveness of animal management from a critical theory perspective, establishing a framewor..

Planning for dogs in urban environments

S Carter

Thesis / Dissertation  |  2016

Dogs are the most common pet in Australia and increasingly occupy both social and cultural norms. There is a growing interest in ..

Don’t fence me in: Understanding local government decisions to allocate and fence public open space for dogs in Melbourne, Australia

S Carter, J Day, O Fryd

Conference Proceedings  |  2015