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Cities & Health Volume 3, 2019 - Issue 1-2: Child-friendly cities
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Original Scholarship - Empirical

High-rise parenting: experiences of families in private, high-rise housing in inner city Melbourne and implications for children’s health

Fiona J. AndrewsSchool of Health & Social Development, Centre for Health through Action on Social Exclusion (CHASE), Deakin University, Geelong, AustraliaCorrespondence[email protected]
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Elyse WarnerSchool of Health & Social Development, Centre for Health through Action on Social Exclusion (CHASE), Deakin University, Geelong, AustraliaView further author information
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Belinda RobsonCity of Yarra Council, Richmond, AustraliaView further author information
Pages 158-168 | Received 19 Mar 2018, Accepted 27 May 2018, Published online: 24 Jul 2018

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Carly Ewen, Elyse Warner & Fiona J. Andrews. (2023) Communal spaces in apartment complexes in Melbourne, Australia: designs to foster social connectedness. Cities & Health 7:3, pages 363-377.
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Fiona Andrews, Richard Tucker, Louise Johnson & Jasmine Palmer. (2023) Best Practice Design and Planning Guidelines for Family-Friendly Apartments. Urban Policy and Research 41:2, pages 164-181.
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Katherine Dunn, F.J. Andrews & E. Warner. (2023) The cooking and eating experiences of Australian families with children, living in private, inner-city, high-rise apartments. Housing and Society 50:1, pages 70-89.
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Richard Tucker, Fiona Andrews, Louise Johnson & Jasmine Palmer. (2022) Architects’ professional perspectives on child- and family-friendly apartment design in Australia. Journal of Asian Architecture and Building Engineering 21:6, pages 2262-2276.
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Simon Opit, Robin Kearns, Karen Witten & Emma Fergusson. (2021) Density in the Suburbs: Families with Children Adapting to Living in a Medium Density Social Housing Development. Urban Policy and Research 39:4, pages 397-413.
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Sophie-May Kerr, Natascha Klocker & Chris Gibson. (2021) From backyards to balconies: cultural norms and parents’ experiences of home in higher-density housing. Housing Studies 36:3, pages 421-443.
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Fiona J. Andrews & Elyse Warner. (2020) ‘Living outside the house’: how families raising young children in new, private high-rise developments experience their local environment. Journal of Urbanism: International Research on Placemaking and Urban Sustainability 13:3, pages 263-285.
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Aireen Grace Andal. (2022) Children’s spaces in pages: Examining spatiality in COVID-19-themed children’s books. Journal of Early Childhood Literacy 23:1, pages 73-101.
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Elyse Warner & Fiona J. Andrews. (2019) “Surface acquaintances”: Parents’ experiences of social connectedness and social capital in Australian high-rise developments. Health & Place 58, pages 102165.
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