Vincere Vincere: Social Cohesion = Resilience Building Resilient Communities through Innovative and Transformational Residential
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Abstract
The paper focuses on the building of resilient urban communities through innovative and transformational residential developments. Resilient Melbourne was established to support the collaborative actions of all thirty-two city councils from across metropolitan Melbourne, Australia. The strategy, designed to address chronic stresses and acute shocks, included community-led renewal development pilot projects. The paper provides a brief background to the formation of Resilient Melbourne with a focus in on two housing projects under the banner ‘Resilient Communities Action’ that were underpinned by collaboration, co-design and community – The Assemble Model and Urban Coup – Near and Tall.
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