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CVU - Sustainable Urbanism: Australia's need for adaptive reuse

  • 385 Bourke St · Melbourne
  • From AUD 85.47
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CVU - Sustainable Urbanism: Australia's need for adaptive reuse
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Panel discussion focusing on the need for adaptive reuse of our buildings to address our housing crisis and support sustainable urbanism
About this Event

The Council on Vertical Urbanism (CVU), is excited to host an event that delves into how our cities can better address the housing crisis. With office vacancies on the rise and housing demand at an all-time high, adaptive reuse is often touted as a solution, though it comes with its own set of challenges.

The event will commence with Ingrid Bakker presenting Hassell's latest research and thinking on office conversions. Then Natalie Boston from Shape will present a real-life case study from their recent successful completion of a project on Bourke Street. This will be followed by a panel discussion, featuring Sarah Slattery of Slattery and Malin Lindblad from Mott MacDonald as Moderator, who will explore the potential, challenges, and future of adaptive reuse in Australian urban centres.

After the panel, guests are invited to continue the conversation at a networking event, complete with drinks and light refreshments.


This event is kindly hosted by Dexus at 385 Bourke St and organised by the Melbourne CVU Committee.


Venue: 385 Bourke Street, Theatrette, Lower Ground Floor - Sponsored by Dexus


Date: Wednesday 14th October 2026


Time: Doors open 4pm. Networking 5:30pm - 7:00pm


Ticket price: $80 members, $120 non-members


Catering: Light refreshments and canapés included

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385 Bourke St, 385 Bourke Street, Melbourne, Australia

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