AIUS

AIUS is a loose federation of state-based Institutes with a common interest in researching and advising on urban affairs. Existing for over 40 years, it plays an important role as an independent non profit body conducting its own published research into significant issues affecting urban life...read more

Current Activities

New Publications Posted

'Affordability through Modesty'

'Human Ecological Perspective'

'Viva la Revolution'

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FINAL FORUM FOR 2011 – THE MASDAR EXPERIENCE AND ENTROPIC URBANISM - HELD ON 16 NOV 2011

Techniques, successes and failures in delivering rich, rewarding and sustainable urban environments. read more …

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Welcome to AIUSWA

To promote the quality and efficiency of life in cities and towns across Western Australia

Welcome to the Australian Institute of Urban Studies in Western Australia.

Our Role:

AIUSWA is recognised as the leading independent influence in urban living and sustainability, able to take a balanced and inclusive perspective on issues affecting urban affairs in Western Australia as AIUSWA is not beholden to any specific representative group.

Our Commitment:

 Our Commitment is to provide unbiased, independent yet inclusive debate on all aspects of urban life.

 Our Activities:

 Our Activities revolve around what we see as the three key elements of urban life:

  • People
  • Product
  • Place

Our Activities involve the provision of unbiased and independent yet inclusive debate, research, publication and commentary to strategically influence decision making not just through the eyes of planners and policy makers but through the eyes of users.

Our Activities allow our members to work with:

  • Government
  • Other Institutes and Associations,
  • Professional and Commercial Organisationss
  • Policy Makers
  • Academics and Educationalists
  • General Public

on the development of robust future planning concepts for the State of Western Australia.