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Making Home: It takes a Village

Nightingale

Description

'Making Home: It takes a Village' will look at the role of developers in the provision of social housing. 

Nightingale Housing is a not-for-profit multi-residential developer dedicated to delivering homes that are environmentally, financially and socially sustainable. Nightingale applies an “inclusionary zoning” goal of 20% Affordable Housing to their projects delivered in partnership Community Housing Providers such as Women's Property Initiatives and Housing Choices Australia.

Focusing on the Nightingale Village, our speakers will unpack Nightingale Housing’s voluntary social housing targets, look at what this means in terms of the design of the project and understand the impact of these targets from the perspectives of a community housing provider and a community housing tenant.

Curated by Tania Davidge, this is one of a series of 'Making Home' events for Open House Melbourne, shining a light on social and affordable housing.

What's On

Join us to better understand how Nightingale's affordable housing targets are not a deterrent in the marketplace, but instead foster diversity and a responsible, resilient community.

Image: (1) Nightingale Skye House. Photo: Tom Ross.

Important Details

Time & Date

Sunday 30 July
11am-12.15pm
Bookings required
First release tickets: Thursday 6 July, 12pm
Second release tickets: Saturday 8 July, 10am

ACCESSIBILITY

Fully wheelchair accessible

Location

Japanese Room, Level 4, Glyn Davis Building, Melbourne School of Design, University of Melbourne, Masson Rd, Parkville VIC 3010

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