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Dip.Arch, (Natal Tech.) B.Arch (hons) (UniSA), PhD (Urban Planning) (UniSA)Photo of Dr Caryl Bosman

Senior Lecturer, Griffith School of Environment, URP, MPIA

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Research Expertise

Urban planning histories, theories, practices and processes, including:

  • Housing studies
  • Urban and suburban design
  • Placemaking
  • Ideals of community
  • Active Adult Lifestyle Communities

Current Teaching 

  • 1027ENV Introductory Planning Studio
  • 2067ENV Development Processes Studio 

Selected Publications

Publications

Journals

  • Bosman, C., Dredge D. & Coiacetto, E. (2011) 'The shifting ground of Australian Higher Education through the lens of reflexive modernisation: compromising the quality of planning education?’ Australian Planner, 48(2)ERA listing B.
  • Burton, P. & Bosman, C. (2010) 'Gerotopia: the rise of master planned communities for retiring Baby Boomers', Queensland Planner, 50(4): 29-32.
  • Bosman, C. (2010) 'The Planning and Development of a District Centre and the Production of ‘Educated Communities’: A Case of the Golden Grove Development, South Australia', Australian Planner, 47(1): 14-25.ERA listing B.
  • Bosman, C. (2009) 'Building a Golden Grove ‘Community’: A Study of Suburban Production Processes in South Australia, 1970s-1980s', Planning Perspectives, 24(2): 217-238.ERA listing A.
  • Bosman, C. (2008) 'Changing residential landscapes: climate change, communities and concepts of place in tourist cities, a Gold Coast study', Australian Planner, 45(4): 6-7. [Feature Article]ERA listing B.
  • Bosman, C. (2007) 'Building Community Places - Machizukuri- Neoliberalism, Suburbanization and 'Americanization'', International Planning Studies, 12(4): 1-17. ERA listing A.
  • Bosman, C. (2007) 'EDAW intern programme', Landscape Australia, (November): 26. [Feature Article]
  • Bosman, C. (2004) 'Homes for everyone', JAS, 80(Write/Up: New Talents 21C): 131-145.
  • Bosman, C. (2003) 'A district package: Constituting community - Golden Grove 1984-2002', JAS, 76(Voicing Dissent: New Talents 21C): 17-26

Book Chapters

  • Bosman, C. (2007) 'The making of suburban heritage: building "community", cultural significance and planning practices'. In Miller, Caroline and Roche, Michael (eds.) Past Matters: Heritage & Planning History - Case Studies From The Pacific Rim. Newcastle: Cambridge Scholars, 81-103.

Book Reviews

  •  Bosman, C. (accepted for publication 2011) Review of S. Drake (2009) ‘The Elements of Architecture: Principles of Environmental Performance in Buildings’, Earthscan in Australian Planner.ERA listing B.
  • Bosman, C. (accepted for publication 2011) Review of S. Bagaeen & O. Uduku (eds) (2010) ‘Gated Communities: Social Sustainability in Contemporary and Historical Gated Developments’, Earthscan in Australian Planner.ERA listing B.
  • Bosman, C. (accepted for publication 2011) Review of D. Knudesen, M. Metro-Roland, A. Soper & C. Greer (eds) (2008) 'Landscape, Tourism, and Meaning', Ashgate in Geographical Research.ERA listing B.
  • Bosman, C. (2010) Review of J. Flint and D. Robinson (eds) (2008) 'Community Cohesion in Crisis? New Dimensions of Diversity and Difference', Policy Press in Journal of Regional Science, 50(4):893-94.ERA listing A.
  • Bosman, C. (2009) Review of P. Downton (2009) 'Ecopolis: Architecture and Cities for a Changing Climate', CSIRO in Australian Planner, 46(3):6-7.ERA listing B .

Conference Proceedings

  • Woolcock, G, Langridge, D., Welsh, P. & Bosman, C. (2010) 'Child-Friendly by Design: Lessons from the Illawarra', AicE-Bs 2010 Proceedings, 7-9 December, Grand Margherita Hotel, Kuching, Sarawak, Malaysia.
  • Burton, P. & Bosman, C. (2010) ' Gerotopia: the rise of master planned communities for retiring Baby Boomers', Utopia, PIA Queensland State Planning Conference, Hyatt Coolum, 10-12 November.
  • Woolcock, G., Langridge, D., Welsh, P. & Bosman, C. (2010) 'Child-Friendly by Design or by Accident?: Lessons from the Illawarra', Proceedings of Connected 2010 – 2nd International Conference on Design Education, 28 June-1 July, UNSW, Sydney.
  • Bosman, C. (2010) 'First Year Experience and Planning Studio Pedagogies', Proceedings from the ANZAPS conference, Lincoln University, Christchurch, 17-19 April.
  • Bosman, C. (2008) 'Changing Landscapes: Memory and Ideals of Homeownership', Proceedings from the 9th Australasian UHPH conference, University of Sunshine Coast, Caloundra, 5-8 February.
  • Bosman, C. (2006) 'The makings of suburban heritage', Proceedings from the 8th Australasian UHPH conference, Massey University, Wellington, 9-11 February, 57-68.
  • Soltain, A. & Bosman, C. (2005) 'Evaluating sustainable urban form: Comparing two neighbourhood development patterns in Adelaide', Proceedings from SOAC, Griffith University, Brisbane, 30 November - 02 December.
  • Bosman, C. (2002) 'Golden opportunities: the making of Golden Grove 1975-2000', Proceedings from the 20th Century Heritage - Our Recent Cultural Legacy: Australian ICOMOS National Conference 2001, Adelaide, University of Adelaide, 28 November-01 December 2001, 383-388.

Conference Presentations

  • Bosman, C. (2010) 'Histories of placemaking in a hyper neoliberal tourist city : the ‘other’ face of the Gold Coast', paper presented at the 10th Australasian UHPH conference, Melbourne University, Melbourne, 7-10 February.
  • Bosman, C & Burton, P. (2010) 'Purchasing ‘the good life’: Gold Coast Gerotopias and landscapes of risk ', paper presented at the Housing Theory Symposium, Urban Research Program, Griffith University, Gold Coast, 18-19 February.
  • Bosman, C. & Burton, P. (2009) 'Gerotopia on the Gold Coast', paper presented at the ASSA workshop Privatisation, Security and Community: How Master Planned Estates are Changing Suburban Australia, University of Queensland, Brisbane, 28-29 September.
  • Bosman, C. (2009) 'Housing, Home and History: Implications for Climate Change', paper presented at the Housing Theory Symposium, Swinburne Institute for Social Research and RMIT, Melbourne, 05-06 March.
  • Dredge, D. & Bosman, C. (2009) 'Not so Golden? Risk and Reflexivity in the (Post)modern Tourist City, Gold Coast, Australia', paper presented at the Tourist Experiences: Meanings, Motivations, Behaviours Conference, University of Central Lancashire, UK, 1-4 April.
  • Bosman, C. (2008) 'Changing landscapes, climates and ideals of home in a hypo-neoliberal City: a Gold Coast story', paper presented at the IAG Conference, University of Tasmania, Hobart, 30 June-03 July.
  • Bosman, C. (2007) 'Affordable housing and theories of risk: communities, planning, placemaking', paper presented at the Housing Theory Symposium, University of Tasmania, Hobart, 14-15 February.
  • Bosman, C. (2007) 'A Place in Crisis: The provision of sustainable/secure affordable housing in tourist destination cities', paper presented at the International Urban Design Conference, Gold Coast, 6-8 September.
  • Bosman, C. (2007) 'Placemaking: minor techniques and practices', paper presented at the Planning Institute of Australia Professional Development seminar: Planning for Higher Density: Towards new ideas for design and liveability, Brisbane, 17 October.

Issue papers/Reports

  • Bosman, C. (2010) Discourses of Risk: buying into 'the good life', URP Issue Paper 13, April.
  • Bosman, C. (2008) Briefing paper on the Local Area Plans for the investigation site, for the QDRI, Nerang, April.

Creative Works

  • Bosman, C. (2009) Albion Park Draft Plan, for Child Friendly by Design consultancy; published online at http://www.healthycitiesill.org.au/CFBD.htm

 

Links

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