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13 Oct

Impressions Collection

Posted by Habitat Association in Architecture, David Holland, Dr Ray Rauscher, Inner city of Sydney, Post Modern Buildings.

 

 

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Visions of Inner Sydney

On an excursion to Roselle in the early spring, one could not have experienced such a bright and crisp day. In this impressions collection, Dr. Ray has found many examples of early 20th century urban living in the inner Sydney suburbs.

 

 

 

These vistas have created a picturesque environment in the 21st century through mature trees and bushes presenting a fairyland, giving a bright yet soft impression of the Sydney suburbs.

 

 

 

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3 Jun

Visions of Inner Sydney New Series

Posted by Habitat Association in Architecture, Dr Ray Rauscher, Inner city of Sydney, Post Modern Buildings. Tagged: , , , , , .

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The Habitat Association is able to announce a knew series from the Visions of Inner Sydney‘s Blog Site.
This is called the Weekly Dozen.

The Weekly Dozen is a grouping of 12 photos to be presented on the Visions of Sydney Habitat Association’s project site each week.

This is the first week of this new series called “Buildings and Spaces”.

Also last week Visions of Sydney had a new pilot of this series called Autumn in Inner Sydney.

Both these new series can be found on Visions of Inner Sydney.

Link to site: Buildings and Spaces

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24 Mar

The Habitat Association announcing a new project to the world. Visions of Inner Sydney.

Posted by Habitat Association in Architecture, Inner city of Sydney, Places, Post Modern Buildings, Social impacts on population growth. Tagged: , , , , , .

This project has been in the background for many years. It is a collection of photographs of the inner suburbs of Sydney.

Dr. Ray Rauscher has been conducting this study one day a week over many years. While research is still being done, and the full understanding of what is actually happening in a social and aesthetic sense in the inner city is not apparent through the photographic study, some trends are starting to be seen.

 

The study at present is in a stage of categorising and familiarisation of similar aspects of the changes and adaptations of this urban environment in the single largest and oldest city in Australia.

Below is a taste of the kind of photograph that is part of the study material.


 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Now go to the Habitat Association for Arts and Environment dedicated site for the project of “Visions of Inner Sydney”

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