ROOFTOP CITY Could Sydney save itself, solve affordability, generate density, combat climate change, maintain heritage and create a whole new way of living just by adding a storey or two on top? Warren Livesey thinks so, and his argument is compelling.  Livesey is founder of ARAD, the Association for Rooftop and Airspace Development with 15,000 members internationally and 75 rooftop developments [...]<a class="btn btn-secondary understrap-read-more-link" href="https://wp.eastsidefm.org/podcast/rooftop-living-sydney-affordable-housing-density-climate/">Read More... from Gentle Density</a>

ROOFTOP CITY Could Sydney save itself, solve affordability, generate density, combat climate change, maintain heritage and create a whole new way of living just by adding a storey or two on top? Warren Livesey thinks so, and his argument is compelling. Livesey is founder of ARAD, the Association for Rooftop and Airspace Development with 15,000 members internationally and 75 rooftop developments [...]Read More... from Gentle Density

ROOFTOP CITY Could Sydney save itself, solve affordability, generate density, combat climate change, maintain heritage&nbsp;and create a whole new way of living&nbsp;just by adding a storey or two on top? Warren Livesey thinks so, and his argument is compelling.&nbsp; Livesey is founder of ARAD,&nbsp;the Association for Rooftop and&nbsp;Airspace&nbsp;Development&nbsp;with 15,000 members internationally and 75 rooftop developments [...]<a href="https://wp.eastsidefm.org/podcast/rooftop-living-sydney-affordable-housing-density-climate/" rel="noopener noreferrer">Read More... from Gentle Density</a>

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Sydney is changing faster than ever but questions as to how it is changing – and how it should change – are seldom addressed. Are skyscrapers the best way to densify? How do we define heritage? Should more of us cycle to work? Will we continue to work from home? Is the affordability crisis solvable? Must we sacrifice koalas for homes?

The Sydneyist seeks to fill this gap by energising public debate. Each Thursday at 6pm we’ll have lots of talk, some fun, a smidgeon of politics bit definitely NO WHINGEING. Join presenter Elizabeth Farrelly, producer Sophie Kennedy White and their informed guests in sharing opinions and insights on how to help Sydney find its best self.

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Sydney is changing faster than ever but questions as to how it is changing – and how it should change – are seldom addressed. Are skyscrapers the best way to densify? How do we define heritage? Should more of us cycle to work? Will we continue to work from home? Is the affordability crisis solvable? Must we sacrifice koalas for homes? The Sydneyist seeks to fill this gap by energising public debate. Each Thursday at 6pm we’ll have lots of talk, some fun, a smidgeon of politics bit definitely NO WHINGEING. Join presenter Elizabeth Farrelly, producer Sophie Kennedy White and their informed guests in sharing opinions and insights on how to help Sydney find its best self.

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