Melbourne | Rob Adams

Melbourne was losing people. Today it is a global reference for urban design. Rob Adams was at the centre of that turnaround, and in this episode he breaks down how it was done: the idea of urban choreography, why measuring what happens on the street is the foundation of every good decision, and what a city architect can achieve over decades rather than election cycles. Also: what changes when you move from private practice to working for the public.

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