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The re-branding imperative for the Western Australian Pilbara region: Status quo to transformative cultural interpretations of local housing and settlement for a competitive geo-regional identity
Helen Singleton and Fiona Haslam McKenzie
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Figure 1.
Pilbara Western Australia
Source: Western Australian government maps.
Figure 3.
Developing nation housing? Indigenous community housing at Roebourne
Source: The authors (2006).
Figure 5.
More recent company house, Karratha
Source: The authors (2006).
Figure 6.
High-density older accommodation, Dampier
Source: The authors (2006).
Figure 7.
High-density older accommodation, Dampier
Source: The authors (2006).
Figure 8.
Prioritising marine boating lifestyle
Source: The authors (2006).
Figure 9.
Boating recreational lifestyle in the newer Karratha suburbs
Source: The authors (2006).
Figure 10.
Dream home where? Suburban 'placelessness'
Source: The authors (2006).
Figure 11.
Transposed universal suburban middle-class planning
Source: Jim Singleton (2004).
Figure 12.
Reframing interpretations of local landscape and climate
Source: Jim Singleton (2004).
Figure 13.
Alternative hot climatic civilization settlement design
Source: Jim Singleton (2004).
Figure 14.
Local landscapes — a primary source of design inspiration and principles for building a strong local sense of place
Source: Jim Singleton (2004).
