Peripheral Centralities: Lost, Past, Present and Future
The Peripheral Centralities: Past, Lost, Present and Future seminar series is co-convened by Prof. Nick Phelps (University of Melbourne); Assoc. Prof. Paul J. Maginn (University of Western Australia); and, Prof. Roger Keil (York University, Toronto) and is supported by the Urban Studies Foundation. The first seminar in the series, Peripheral Centralities: Lost and Past, was held online on 23-24 September 2021. This seminar comprised a range of presentations from scholars from around the world—Australia, China, France, Ireland, Netherlands, Norway, UK, and USA. Details of all presentations can be found here. See below for the video presentations of several IPHS members.
‘Metropolitan Adelaide’s Unique Opportunity’: Charles Reade’s Plan of Adelaide and Suburbs 1917
Christine Garnaut
Ports, Port Authorities, and the Planning of Peripheral Centralities
Carola Hein
Greater Shanghai Plan (1927–37): An Unfulfilled Urban Dream
Richard Hu
War, Military Settlements and Planetary Urbanization
Gabriel Schwake and Carola Hein
More planning history talks are available on IPHS YouTube channel