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Sunshine Coast shows the way to create good design loved by communities and put an end to eyesores

  • Written by Laurel Johnson, Associate Lecturer in Urban and Regional Planning, School of Earth and Environmental Sciences, The University of Queensland
Sunshine Coast shows the way to create good design loved by communities and put an end to eyesoresThe Mary Cairncross Rainforest Discovery Centre respects and incorporates the local landscape.Guymer Bailey/Scott Burrows, Author provided

Our collective retreat to the safety of our homes during the COVID-19 lockdown has provoked an awakening to the value of local areas for work, play and connecting.

For many of us, the design of buildings,...

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