Tag Archives: Haig Park

Winning design lost to bigger development plan

September 14, 2022Canberra, gardens, green infrastructure, heritage, housing, opinions, parks, planning, trees, URBANITYBen Ponton, Braddon, Greenslabor, Haig ParkPaul Costigan

The mess that is planning in Canberra

The decline of architectural design solutions and the loss of political will to deliver good urban design in Canberra was clearly illustrated through the presentation to the North Canberra Community Council committee.

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A tale of two parklands

June 1, 2017A DICKSON RESIDENT, Canberra, cities, GOVERNANCE, opinions, planning, politics, urban development, URBANITYACTPLA, Consultations, Dickson Parklands, Dickson Residents, Haig Park, NCCC, planningPaul Costigan

Very strange things happen in the urban design planning space in Canberra.

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Haig Park masterplan

February 2, 2017A DICKSON RESIDENT, Canberra, gardens, green infrastructure, heritage, parks, trees, urban design, URBANITYCanberra, Haig Park, parks, planning, trees, urban developmentPaul Costigan

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There’s a call by the ACT Government for residents to go online and to offer thoughts on the future of Haig Park.

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