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Dr. Elizabeth Taylor is a Senior Lecturer in Urban Planning & Design at Monash University's Department of Architecture (Faculty of Art, Design and Architecture). Her research focuses on urban planning conflicts, housing markets, car parking policy, and spatial analysis using GIS/remote sensing. Key areas include the historical legacies of zoning regulations, industrial land use, and urban sustainability. Taylor has authored the book Dry Zones: Planning and the Hangovers of Liquor Licensing History (2018) and contributed to projects like 'Australia’s New Cities' and 'Metropolitan Vegetation Monitoring'. She holds the 2012 Brian McLaughlin Award and a 2017 DAAD scholarship, and co-hosts the This Must Be the Place podcast. Her work bridges academic research with policy咨询 for local governments on parking and urban renewal.
Education Background: Previously held postdoctoral fellowships at RMIT University (Centre for Urban Research) and the University of Melbourne (McKenzie Fellowship). Prior experience includes government research and consultancy roles.
Research Interests: Combines historical analysis with contemporary urban challenges, particularly car parking’s role in urban space conflicts, industrial zoning evolution, and equitable urban expansion. Current projects address new city development, public housing renewal evaluations, and sustainable transport options in growth areas.
Awards & Engagement: Recognized for contributions to urban studies; actively involved in policy consultations and public discourse through media commentary and podcasting.
