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Auckland’s built environment is important to the city’s liveability and functionality. The design and quality of the houses, units and apartments we live in, the buildings in which we work and play, and the spaces in between, are important to our quality of life.

Featured reports

National Policy Statement on Urban Development Capacity 2016

Housing and business development capacity assessment for Auckland (2017) 

 

The relationship between pedestrian connectivity and economic productivity in Auckland’s city centre. Second edition. Network scenarios analysis

 

Related website: The Auckland Design Manual, www.aucklanddesignmanual.co.nz

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Popular reports downloaded from Knowledge Auckland over recent weeks: Stormwater disposal via soakage in the Auckland region  Indigenous terrestrial and wetland ecosystems of Auckland  Residential property management in Auckland  Arrested (re)development? A study of cross lease and unit titles in Auckland  Auckland community ecological monitoring guide. A framework for selecting monitoring methods  Increasing voter turnout using behavioural insights  Land covenants in Auckland and their effect on urban development Auckland Unitary Pan stormwater management provisions: technical basis of contaminant and volume management requirements Renting in Auckland: tenant, landlord and property manager perspectives A history of Te Maketu  Monitoring Research Quarterly, MRQ December 2018     .
Indigenous terrestrial cover

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