What if everyday felt like a holiday... Like living in a national park?

There is plenty of greenspace and almost no cars in sight.

I enjoy my walk to my local transit hub while truly feeling immersed and part of the identity that makes my town of Kingston so unique.

I go to my favourite coffee shop while I wait for my express bus, secure in the knowledge that there is one leaving every 15 minutes.

Once I arrive in Hobart, I listen to music while I walk to my place of work. It’s relaxing because the transit station and my workplace are in a pedestrian zone free of cars and full of greenspace. I don’t have to consider waiting times at crossings on my journey.

After work I walk to the bar with my colleagues and enjoy a few drinks without worrying about a car park closure or being under a driving limit.

The later buses don’t run as often but they are still reliable and feel safe so I don’t mind staying out later.

After arriving back at the Kingston transit hub, I pop into the shops to grab some groceries for dinner on the way home.

01. 15-Minute Walkable Cities

Building denser, mixed-use architecture housing all essential services to be liveable within 15 minutes.

02. Expanding Transit Network

Identifying and building suitable transport hubs based on people’s current movements. Dedicated Bus Lanes. Multi-Modal network infrastructure.

03. Green-space in Cities

Increasing greenery in cities; for biophilic and sustainable engagement with the city.

04. Car free pedestrian-Zones

Car-free zones that promotes safe active mobility.

05. Identities & Stories connect Communities

Planning our city in a way that allows people to explore, engage and resonate with it.