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Catherine Murphy is a Senior Lecturer in the Department of Architecture at Monash, where she teaches in the new Master of Urban Planning and Design.
She is currently doing her PhD on integrated design and planning processes that foreground water as a driver of urban form. She has worked as a program manger, curator and writer/editor, and started her work life in book publishing.
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Monash ADA is celebrating the success of a new Indigenous-led water project in the Australian Research Council’s (ARC) Linkage Project scheme. Repairing Memory & Place: An Indigenous-led approach to urban water design is one of 67 new research projects selected to keep Australia at the forefront of emerging technologies and benefit the wider community.
12 Aug 2021
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At Monash Art, Design and Architecture, we focus on the pursuit of research that addresses the social, economic and human issues facing Australia.
Demonstrating how dwellings can be creatively designed and modified to adapt to people’s changing needs and circumstances.
Examining how design can help public transport companies address disability access compliance for a more equitable and accessible rail network.
An Indigenous-led approach to urban water design.
Exploring how urban development can achieve water sensitive outcomes through planning at a range of scales.
