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CLUSTERS NOT CENTRES THE NEED FOR VISION, EQUITY & OPPORTUNITY IN THE FUTURE CITY

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CLUSTERS NOT CENTRESTHE NEED FOR VISION, EQUITY & OPPORTUNITY

IN THE FUTURE CITY

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/ Victoria’s current focus on ‘clusters’ provides a new way to understand the development of cities.

/ Linking urban development to the important issue of access and opportunity.

/ What will these clusters look like and what approaches are required to make them happen?

A NETWORK OF KNOWLEDGEA MOVE TO CLUSTERS

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A focus on:

/ Inclusiveness. / Building capacity and

partnerships. / Understanding the role that

knowledge plays within cities. / Rethinking centres of activity. / Facilitating effective outcomes

for government, institutions and the private sector.

MGS ARCHITECTSFOUNDED IN 1985. NOW IN OUR 29TH YEAR

CAMPUSPLANNING

URBAN RENEWAL & RE-PROGRAMMING

OPPORTUNITY

URBANPOLICY

ADVOCACY & VISIONING

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We need to capitalise on our network of knowledge

THE MELBOURNE CONTEXTCLUSTERS NOT CENTRES: THE NEED FOR VISION, EQUITY & OPPORTUNITY IN THE FUTURE CITY| ROB MCGAURAN | MGS | 21 NOV 2014

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/ The Activity Centre concept: a commercial and retail-focused core, supported by increased residential development.

/ The majority have failed to deliver.

/ Conversely, centres inclusive of hospitals and university campuses have prospered.

Why?

BEYOND ACTIVITY CENTRES

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A JOBS MISMATCH‘MELBOURNE 2030’ VS REALITY

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Laverton North

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Northern Industrial Node

Moorabbin Airport

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Melbourne Air Thomastown

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elbourne CBD

Number of jobs, 2006

150,000

75,000

15,000

Brunsw

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/ AUS uni exports = $9.4B / VIC unis enrol over 80,000

international students p.a. / International education is

VIC’s largest export. / International students

spend over $42,500 p.a. while studying in AUS.

/ 50% of that fi gure is directly invested in the local economy.

MANY OF AUSTRALIA’S TOP COMPANIES ARE KNOWLEDGE INTENSIVE:

/ ANSELL

/ COCHLEAR

/ CSL

/ NAVITAS

/ PRIMARY HEALTH CARE

/ RAMSAY HEALTH CARE

/ RESMED INC

/ SONIC HEALTH CARE

THE KNOWLEDGE ECONOMYTHE UNSUNG HERO OF GROWTH

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The Victorian Government seeks to strengthen the State’s position as a globally competitive service-based economy. International education is Victoria’s largest single export industry. It brings allied benefi ts to local tourism, hospitality and retailing either directly from the students themselves or when overseas relatives and friends come to visit...

International Education Strategy for Victoria 2013-2018

THE KNOWLEDGE ECONOMYEMBRACING KNOWLEDGE-BASED URBAN DEVELOPMENT

INTERNATIONAL EDUCATION

STRATEGY FOR VICTORIA 2013-2018

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Port Phillip BayCASE STUDIESCLUSTERS NOT CENTRES: THE SHAPE OF THE FUTURE CITY | ROB MCGAURAN AND EVAN GRANGER | MGS ARCHITECTS | 17 MARCH 2014

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/ 1.4M in the east by 2050 (350K growth).

/ 58,500 jobs (current). / Key cluster

partners:Monash University, CSIRO, the Australian Synchrotron, Monash Medical Centre, Monash CC, Kingston CC, Greater Dandenong CC.

MONASHKNOWLEDGE & HEALTH CLUSTER

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/ 1.5M in the east by 2050 (500–700K growth).

/ 25,700 jobs (current). / Key cluster

partners:La Trobe University, Northland Shopping Centre, and Austin Health, Banyule CC, Darebin CC.

/ The LTU campus is larger than Melbourne’s CBD.

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KNOWLEDGE CLUSTER BOUNDARY

HIGHER EDUCATION

COLLEGE/PRIMARY EDUCATION

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/ 1.3M in the west by 2050 (500–650K growth).

/ 13,800 jobs (current). / Key cluster partners:

Victoria University, the University of Melbourne, Western Health, Brimbank CC.

/ More growth in hospitals/public transport.

/ large opportunity for new development.

SUNSHINEKNOWLEDGE CLUSTER

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ACCESSGOVERNANCE & PARTNERSHIPSCOMMUNICATIONVALUE CAPTURECOMMITTMENT

NEW APPROACHES

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/ Knowledge workers and students consistently and disproportionately nominate public transport as a priority.

/ Public transport needs to compete with the private vehicle (journey time).

/ Commuters also rate public transport services on frequency, directness, safety and comfort.

SUPPORT FOR PUBLIC TRANSPORTHIGH QUALITY, MULTI-MODAL

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SUPPORT FOR PUBLIC TRANSPORTNOT JUST ‘BIG TICKET’ ITEMS

/ Promote high frequency, direct, and networked approaches.

/ Improve interchange and end-of-trip facilities and provide real-time information.

/ Pursue active transport solutions.

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/ Improvements to PT and cycling facilities.

/ Path network works. / Ongoing regional

transport advocacy. / 2008–2012

16% shift to public transport from private transport. Cycling to the campus has doubled.

/ 601 bus service now the busiest in Victoria.

MONASHMAKING PLANS REALITY

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Establish employment clusters as autonomous development areas, which are part-governed by:

/ The signifi cant institutions that operate within them.

/ In partnership with and aided by local government and the state Metropolitan Planning Agency.

/ Government support for key projects. / Affordable Housing & improved access.

GOVERNANCE & PARTNERSHIPSCLUSTERS AS AUTONOMOUS DEVELOPMENT AREAS

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/ Develop partnerships between major cluster stakeholders.

/ Partnerships facilitate more signifi cant outcomes than individual organisations could achieve on their own.

/ A coalition of interested parties is more infl uential than one institution pushing a single agenda.

GOVERNANCE & PARTNERSHIPSCLUSTERS AS AUTONOMOUS DEVELOPMENT AREAS

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McGauran Giannini Soon Pty Ltd Architecture Planning Interior Design www.mgsarchitects.com.au

Prepared by MGS Architects forMonash University

CSIRO Australian Synchrotron

TRANSPORT ADVOCACY DOCUMENT

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GOVERNANCE & PARTNERSHIPS / Regional scale

advocacy. / Stronger business

cases for regional scale development and facilities.

/ A united voice. / Ensuring the

benefi ts of land value uplift are shared.

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/ Ongoing communication is pivotal. / Institutions and local governments

need to do away with indifference. / Face-to-face meetings are key. / Recurring & reliable resource &

capital works planning is key.

COMMUNICATIONAN ONGOING DIALOGUE

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...ultimately relies on:

/ Boosting accessibility. / Investing in jobs, housing and facilities. / Enduring masterplans and responsive

governance structures. / A rolling implementation plan. / Ongoing communication. / Capturing value. / Building affordable rental housing.

SUCCESSFUL CLUSTER PLANNING...

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UNIVERSITY OF CAMBRIDGE

/ Major housing project for low income staff core to the University Vision.

/ Research facilities. / Active transport. / Partnerships

CASE STUDY

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/ Rob [email protected]

/ MGS Architects(03) 9670 1800

THANK YOU

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