The report should include：Micro-scale elements to include
Ø Country – what aspects of Country can be discerned, and in what ways, within this study area? How are they accessible to the senses?
Ø Fine-grained built form analysis of an area that includes the ‘path of focus’ covering building types, uses/activities, interfaces, signage, identities, etc
Ø Public life (or lack of it), and how the morphology provides affordances that enables or constrain animal and human activities
Ø ‘Senses of Place’ – what does it feel like to be there, at different times of the day, and how can these different senses of the place be communicated using a combination of words, sounds, images? What contribution does the ground (topography), materiality (what’s it made of?), light, wind, views, etc make to the senses of the place? What connections does the place afford with the realms of the tangible and intangible, with other times and places, what memories and hopes does it conjure, for you, and, perhaps, for its users and inhabitants?
Ø How does urban morphology constrain and enable different types and scales of activity space? What difference does urban morphology make to accessibility? How does the urban morphology enable and constrain different modes of movement and mobility? How are various modes of transport organised and who and what forms of mobility are prioritised and privileged? What range of activities are most accessible within the area studied?
Ø What impacts could current planning controls, strategies and urban design frameworks for future development of the case study area affect any of the above?
The range of the report：
This report mainly introduces the historical development of oxford street in Sydney in terms of traffic, which is mainly divided into three periods: the period when the local aborigines used it, the colonial period, and the modern period, including the main uses of its roads and the use of traffic vehicles on the roads.
Secondly, it introduces the role of its culture and history on the appearance of the street and the sense of experience it gives people. For details, please refer to the literature
The rest of the text is free to play, please remember that the word limit is about 1000 words.
https://www.cityofsydney.nsw.gov.au/oxford-street-precinct
https://archives.cityofsydney.nsw.gov.au/nodes/view/677403 this is the link to find old photos about oxford street in syd
https://archives.cityofsydney.nsw.gov.au/nodes/browse?datefrom=&dateto=&keywords=&orderby=node_id&order=desc&ntids=W10=&filter=eyJudGlkcyI6WyI2Il0sImZhY2V0Ijp7fX0=&a2z=W10=&page=2&viewtype=grid&type=all&digital=0&in=2&access=0&has=W10=&bid=1938293&meta=W10=&metainc=W10=
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