Start of main content

Improving New Zealand housing

November 25, 2020

Community Development Leader for New Zealand, Tom Young, talks about urban development in Aotearoa, in particular how wholistic community design can help support more affordable and sustainable housing.

Tom is an urban planning lead specializing in downtown redevelopment, mixed use precincts, smart cities strategies, suburban retrofit, and transit-oriented development. His priority is innovation through sustainable growth.
Contact Tom

End of main content

To top

Global Initiatives

Climate Solutions

Digital (Stantec.io)

Coastal Resilience

Ecosystem Restoration

Energy Transition

Smart Cities

Sustainability

International Development

Key Initiatives

Key Initiatives

Key Initiatives

Key Initiatives

Key Initiatives

Language / Region

Improving New Zealand housing

Share

Share

Global Initiatives

Key Initiatives

Key Initiatives

Key Initiatives

Key Initiatives

Key Initiatives

Share

Share

Related Ideas

3 key steps to successful utility design for the telecommunications industry

The Mighty Bus: Transit Hero of Our Growing Community

Design Hive: Robyn Whitwham on designing for mental health

Nature-based protections against storm surges

How mega events can be catalysts for change

Five Lessons Learned Drafting an MBTA Communities Overlay for Lowell

7 big ideas for revitalizing the urban realm

From necessity to amenity: changing the perception of storm water management

Design Quarterly Issue 16 | Climate Risk

Increasing capacity and funding for rural communities

Automated vehicles: Plan now, switch on later

Home is Where the Art is

For your next urban playground or revitalization, consider nature-based solutions

Reflecting on Frederick Law Olmsted’s legacy for World Landscape Architecture Month

[With Video] 4 reasons we’re excited about our new automated design tool

Design Quarterly Issue 15 | Reuse and Revitalization

Reinventing the Thompson Center: A research project into a modular, mixed-use destination

Breaking the bias: How three women are making spaces and places more inclusive

Quick and creative street projects

How to use funding trends to promote healthier lifestyles and better public space

How to overcome the 3 most common obstacles in long-term community development

Continuous, holistic, and equitable health communities

How New Orleans’ response to Hurricane Katrina improved public safety and economic growth

Planning ahead - the importance of waste planning within developments