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The Secret Agent Report - Car Free City
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In this report, Secret Agent will discuss the benefits of car free cities. We will look at other cities that have gone car free and the requirements to make it work successfully.
The Secret Agent Report - Ceiling Height
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In this report, Secret Agent discusses the indirect implications that different ceiling heights can have on our daily lives.
The Secret Agent Report - House Sizes and Efficiency
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In this report, Secret Agent looks at the problems with large standalone dwellings in terms of sustainability, and discusses why smaller is the way of the future in the housing world.
The Secret Agent Report - To Connect or Disconnect?
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In this report, Secret Agent discusses the implications of connectedness in designing spaces. Is there such thing as being too connected?
The Secret Agent Report - State of Apartments
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In this report, Secret Agent takes a look at the state of the apartment market in Melbourne and Australia in general.
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On Your Terms
Thinking differently about buying property – a short book by Paul Osborne.
How the Property Market Works
Paul Osborne discusses the long term debt cycle.
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