Australia: Land Use Inequality
The 2025 Milan Triennale exhibit in Australia surveys the effects of low-density land use in Melbourne, highlighting the loss of natural and cultural diversity at the city's fringes.
The exhibit, curated by Monash Urban Lab and Baracco and Wright, showcases the impact of low-rise housing estates on culturally significant landscapes, such as the Wurundjeri Woi Wurrung homing earthen Bora Rings on Melbourne's western edge.
Australia: Land Use Inequality, investigates the impact of low-density land use in Melbourne and its resulting erasure of natural and cultural richness and diversity at the city’s fringes.
An example of this impact is pictured in the still from the video "West" (2025) by Eugene Perepletchikov.
Author's summary: Australia's land use inequality is showcased at the 2025 Milan Triennale.
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