PIA WA President’s Award
Award for 黑料大事 Excellence
Liam Page
Broome North Case Study: How the interests and knowledge of First Nations communities can be implemented into urban planning processes.
This exemplary project embodies the essence of what we cherish in planning, creating better outcomes for all. It goes beyond merely exploring how to incorporate the knowledge and interests of First Nations communities into planning processes. Instead, it demonstrates tangibly how Aboriginal knowledge has successfully influenced design and added meaningful value to the outcomes of a structure planning process.
The strength of this research lies in its comprehensive methodology and well-defined local contexts, which allow for comparison and adaptation to other regions. By providing a well-documented case study, it establishes a benchmark for the engagement and empowerment of First Nations communities in future strategic planning projects.
This Project sets a new standard for inclusive and culturally sensitive planning, showcasing the immense value that can be derived from meaningful collaboration with First Nations communities. It represents a significant step forward in creating more equitable, sustainable, and culturally rich environments.
