Rob and Ivan in Sydney turned their home into a tree-view paradise, with architect Hannah Tribe stripping away barriers to blend seamlessly with the parkland—earning an award for more than just looks. This case sparks a broader urban planning movement: a Committee for Sydney report labels developments without green space “lonelygenic,” arguing nature is vital for public health and community. Residents like Tom Harden say green spaces make them “socially lazy”—neighbors bond, kids play, dogs roam. Architects Angelo Korsanos and Peter McGregor propose building denser, upward along underused creek corridors instead of sprawling outward, calling for a shift from transport-oriented to green-oriented development that could boost housing while reconnecting cities with nature.
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