Transitioning to a more sustainable residential built environment in Sydney?

摘要: This article applies socio-technical transitions theory (STTT), with the aim of identifying how barriers and opportunities that exist to implementing sustainable building are socio-spatially embedded at a residential scale in Sydney, NSW. is done through series semi-structured interviews conducted range professionals relevant industries. The research concludes buildings Sydney within landscape context housing provision developed countries. However, conceptual application these multi-level perspective STTT geographical conceptualisation socio-spatial embeddedness transitions, highlights necessity working NSW facilitate genuine meaningful transitions. Furthermore, key finding this was including socio-economic factors analysis order transition built environment which both affordable.