About this Event
In the last 10-15 years, Adelaide has seen significant growth along "urban corridors"; key areas, typically along arterial roads, where higher density development has become increasingly common.
At its worst, fragmented land ownership and a lack of development coordination could lead to poor development outcomes. At best, development can transform a main street into a lively and thriving hub.
Join us as we examine four key areas where this development has taken place, and we examine the successes and failures of urban corridor development.
In this event, we'll take a walk through Kent Town, on the eastern edge of the Adelaide Park Lands, where we'll look at recent developments and consider what lessons we can learn for development to come.
Please note that this event is strictly limited to 20 tickets due to the logistics of the walking tour, so be sure to register quickly to avoid disappointment!
Tour Guide
Carlos Buzzetti RPIA (Fellow)
Carlos is the General Manager, Urban Planning & Environment at the City of Norwood Payneham & St Peters, with previous planning and management roles at the cities of Holdfast Bay and Burnside, and in Dubai. He has been intimately involved in inner metropolitan structure and growth planning in Adelaide for over two decades, and has seen the transformation of Kent Town from the initial concept of it as a hub of growth, through to today.
(Please note that Carlos is acting in a personal capacity, and does not represent the City of Norwood Payneham & St Peters at this event)
Where: Southeastern corner of Rundle Park | Corner of Dequetteville Tce and Rundle Street
When: Thursday 12 November 5:30pm-7pm
UFX Members: Free
Non-members: $20
Or take three or four tours for the price of two!
Join our other tours:
- The Parade, Norwood
- Churchill Road
- Prospect Road
Event venue & nearby stays
Rundle Park (Park 13), Corner of Dequetteville and Rundle Streets, Adelaide, Australia
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