Publications
Books
GREEN, R.J. (2010). Coastal Towns in Transition: Local Perceptions of Landscape Change. Springer, Dordrecht, The Netherlands with CSIRO Publishing, Collingwood, Victoria, Australia p. 174.
LOW, L., GLEESON, B., GREEN, R. AND RADOVIC, D. (2005). The Green City: Sustainable Homes, Sustainable Suburbs. University of New South Wales Press and Routledge. p. 247.
GREEN, R.J., SHAPPER, J., BISHOP, I. and McCARTHY, M.M. (eds.). (1985). Design for Change: Community Renewal After the 1983 Bushfires. School of Environmental Planning, The University of Melbourne, Melbounre. p.232.
Chapters in Research Books
GREEN, R.J. (2003). Tourism development and the transformation of community, culture and the natural environment on the island of Koh Samui, Thailand. In Modernity, Tradition, Culture and Water, eds. R. King, P. Ornsiri, and C. Parin, Kasetsart University Press, Bangkok: p.179-186.
GREEN, R.J., BARCLAY, R. and McCARTHY, M.M. (1985). Sense of place in design. In Design for Change: Community Renewal After the 1983 Bushfires. eds. R. Green, J. Shapper, I. Bishop and M.M. McCarthy, School of Environmental Planning, The University of Melbourne, Melbourne. pp.113-130
GREEN, R.J., BARNES, P., BARTSCH, M., CUTLER, M., FITZGERALD, S., HANSON, F., REVELL, G., ROSS, J., and WICKS, A. (1985). Macedon Ranges walking tracks. In Design for Change: Community Renewal After the 1983 Bushfires. eds. R. Green, J. Shapper, I. Bishop and M.M. McCarthy, School of Environmental Planning, The University of Melbourne, Melbourne. pp.113-130 .
GREEN, R.J., BURNESS, J., ETIM, E., MURPHY, R., REILLY, M., SMALL, S, WILLIAMS, S., WONG, D., and WYATT, R. (1985). Alton / Hascombe Mountain Park. In Design for Change: Community Renewal After the 1983 Bushfires. eds. R. Green, J. Shapper, I. Bishop and M.M. McCarthy, School of Environmental Planning, The University of Melbourne, Melbourne. pp.79-83.
McCARTHY, M.M., GREEN, R.J. AND HULL, R.B. (1985). Monitoring the Macedon Ranges. In Design for Change: Community Renewal After the 1983 Bushfires. eds. R. Green, J. Shapper, I. Bishop and M.M. McCarthy, School of Environmental Planning, The University of Melbourne, Melbourne. pp. 203-219
McCARTHY, M.M.,COOPER, m., GREEN, R.J., HANSON, F., ROSS, J., DANIEL, T., AND SIMPENDORFER, K. (1985). Roadsides in the Macedon Ranges. In Design for Change: Community Renewal After the 1983 Bushfires. eds. R. Green, J. Shapper, I. Bishop and M.M. McCarthy, School of Environmental Planning, The University of Melbourne, Melbourne. pp. 133-152
McCARTHY, M.M. and GREEN, R.J. (1984). New technology and the relation of design decisions to land use. In ANZAAS 1984, Section 4 - Architecture and Planning. The Australian and New Zealand Academy of Advanced Sciences, Canberra College of Advanced Education, School of Environmental Design Publication. (6), pp.151-157.
Journal Articles
DOBBIE, M. and GREEN, R. (Under Review). Public perceptiosn of Australian Frehwater Wetlands. Landscape and Urban Planning
GREEN, R. and HIETMANN, J. (2010). Discovery and recovery in the aftermath of a natural disaster. Architectural Review Australia. June/July issue, pp. 64-69.
GREEN, R. (2008). Place Character and Climate Change along Australia's Great Ocean Road, Places: Forum of Design for the Public Realm Vol. 20 (2): 50-53.
STOCK, C, BISHOP, I.D. and GREEN, R.J. (2007). Exploring landscape changes using an envisioning system in rural community workshops. Landscape and Urban Planning ).
GREEN, R. (2005). Investigating alternative resort designs for the island of Koh Samui: A cross-cultural, multidisciplinary environmental design studio, Ra Neang.
GREEN, R. (2005). Community perceptions of environmental and social change and tourism development on the Island of Koh Samui, Thailand', Journal of Environmental Psychology. 25(1) pp. 37-56
GREEN, R. J. (2004). Transformation of town character along Victoria's Great Ocean Road, Landscape Australia , 26 (4): pp. 73 to 77
GREEN, R. (2001). Global environmental change and the poetry of place. Landscape Review. 6 (2): pp. 11-23
GREEN, R. (2001) Designing for sustainable coastal tourism in Thailand. Kerb Journal of Landscape Architecture. 9: pp. 80
GREEN, R. (2000). Scenic and town character assessment: A methodology for community involvement. Australian Planner. 37, (1), pp. 28-34
GREEN, R. (2000). Notions of Town Character: A coastal community responses to change. Australian Planner. 37, (2): pp. 76-86
GREEN, R. (1999). Meaning and form in community perception of town character. Journal of Environmental Psychology. 19 (4): pp. 310-330
GREEN, R.J. (1999). A resort at Tanjung Rhu. Tasarim: Review of Architecture, Design, Visual Arts. 19 (91): pp. 87-91
GREEN, R.J. (1999). A Sanctuary on the river. Tasarim: Review of Architecture, Design, Visual Arts. 19 (91): pp. 64-72 (1999).
GREEN, R.J. (1999). Royal Pines resort. Tasarim: Review of Architecture, Design, Visual Arts. 19 (91): pp. 73-77 (1999).
GREEN, R.J. (1999). A resort in the Australian countryside. Tasarim: Review of Architecture, Design, Visual Arts. 19 (91): pp. 78-83 (1999).
GREEN, R.J. (1999). A Pacific paradise. Tasarim: Review of Architecture, Design, Visual Arts. 19 (91): pp. 84-86 (1999).
GREEN, R.J. (1999). Where east meets west. Tasarim: Review of Architecture, Design, Visual Arts. 19 (91): pp. 64-72 (1999).
GREEN, R.J. (1999). Jupiters Casino. Tasarim: Review of Architecture, Design, Visual Arts. 19 (91): pp. 97-98 (1999).
GREEN, R.J. (1999). A home in nature. Tasarim: Review of Architecture, Design, Visual Arts. 19 (91): pp. 52-55 (1999).
GREEN, R.J. (1999). House on the river.s edge. Review of Architecture, Design, Visual Arts. 19 (91): pp. 59-63 (1999).
GREEN, R. (1995). Community perception of town character: A case study in Byron Bay, New South Wales. People and Physical Environment Research. 47: pp. 20-33
GREEN, R.J., BARCLAY, R. and McCARTHY, M.M. (1985). Understanding community sense of place. Landscape Australia. 7 (4): pp. 300-303.
Conference Papers
GREEN, R.J. (2011). Community perceptions of landscape change in Victorian Coastal towns, Coastal Planners Forum 2011, Strategic Planning: Integrated Applications of Place Based Learning. Victorian Department of Sustainability and Environment, Williamstown, Vic., (October 12th, 2011). (Keynote Speaker)
GREEN, R.J. (2011). A Sea Change Challenge: Preserving valued landscape features in coastal towns. Coastal Conversations Series No. 5. Hosted by the Northern Agricultural Catchments Council (NACC), Coastwest, the City of Geraldton-Greenough, and the Batavia Coast Maritime Institute. Geralton, W.A. (July 4th) and Jurien Bay, W.A. (July 5th, 2011).
GREEN, R.J. (2011). Empowering Coastal Communities under Pressure from Development. Western Australian Planning Commission public lecture series, Perth State Library, July 8th.
GREEN, R. (2010). Place attachment and community responses to adaptive measures to climate change in Australian coastal settlements. Common Ground: Risk, Emergencies and Land-use Planning in Coastal Australia, Australian Emergency Management Institute (AEMI), Mt. Macedon, Victoria. July 14 – 16, 2010. This was initiative of the Australian Attorney General’s Office who invited me to speak.
CASANELLO, D. and GREEN, R.J. (2011). Children's Conceptions of Natural Environments and Associated Play Activities In Santiago, Chile, Proceedings of the 42th Environmental Design Research Association (EDRA), Make No Little Plans, Chicago, Illinois (May 25 – 29)
GREEN, R. (2011). Involving Local Communities in Defining Place Character: The case of Victorian coastal settlements. Australian Coastal Councils Conference, March 28-30, Torquay, Victoria, (2011), (invited guest speaker): http://www.seachangetaskforce.org.au/Conference.html , subsite:
http://www.seachangetaskforce.org.au/Conference2011/ProfessorRayGreen.pdf
GREEN, R. (2010). Place attachment and community responses to adaptive measures to climate change in Australian coastal settlements. Common Ground: Risk, emergencies and land use planning in coastal Australia, Mt Macedon, Victoria, July 14-16, (invited guest speaker.
GREEN, R. (2010). Involving local communities in defining typologies of place-character features: A meta-analysis of results from studies undertaken in several Australian coastal towns. In Cultural Landscapes, To be published in the Proceedings of the European Council of Landscape Architecture Schools Conference 2010 - Istanbul (Sept. 29 - Oct. 2)
DEVINE-WRIGHT, P. AND GREEN, R . (2010). The role of place attachment in understanding and managing community adaptation to climate change. In Climate Adaptation Futures: Preparing for the Unavoidable Impacts of Climate Change –Hosted by the National Climate Change Adaptation Research Facility and the CSIRO’s National Flagships: Climate Change Adaptation. Held at the Gold Coast, Queensland, Australia (June 29 to July). P. 126.
GREEN, R. (2010). Resident conceptions of neighborhood character in a small coastal town along Australia’s Great Ocean Road. In LANDSCAPE LEGACY: Landscape Architecture between Art and Science, Proceedings of the Annual Conference of the Council of Educators in Landscape Architecture (CELA), Maastricht, The Netherlands (May 11-14). Paper 181, pp.1-10.
GREEN, R. (2009). Investigating Community Perceptions of Tourism Development and Sustainable Resort Designs for Koh Samui, Thailand. In, The Ethical Design of Places, Proceedings of the 40th Environmental Design Research Association (EDRA), Kansas City, May 27 - 31. pp.393-394.
GREEN, R., Green, E. and Villagra-Islas, P. (2009). Relationships between Landscape Structure, Vegetative Attributes and Evolutionary Predisposition for Landscape Preferences in South East Australia. Hawaii International Conference on Arts & Humanities, Honolulu, Hawaii, (January 13 – 16).
GREEN, R. (2008) The ‘Sea Change’ Phenomenon’: Local Perceptions of Environmental Change and Community Sense of Place. In Linking Differences/Defining Actions, Proceedings of the 38th Environmental Design Research Association (EDRA), Veracruz, Mexico, May 28 -June 1. pp.163-164.
GREEN, R., FLANDER, L. and VELIK-LORD, M. (2007). Evidence-Based Landscape Design Principles for Hospital-Park Systems: The Royal Children’s Hospital Redevelopment in Royal Park, Melbourne, Australia. Building Sustainable Communities, Environmental Design Research Association (EDRA), Sacramento, California, USA (May 30 -June 3).
GREEN, R.J. (2006). Transformation in Town Character and the “Sea Change” Phenomenon in an Australian Coastal Town: A Perceptual Mapping Study, In Shifting Ground: Landscape Architecture in the Age of the New Normal, Proceedings of the Annual Conference of the Council of Educators in Landscape Architecture (CELA), Vancouver, Canada, (June 14-17) p.p. 63-70.
GREEN, R.J., GREEN, E.N. (2005). -A Community Ecological Aesthetic: Biodiversity and Perceptions of Indigenous Vegetation in Australian Coastal Towns. In Design for Diversity: Proceedings of the 36th Annual Conference of Environmental Design Research Association, Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada: p.192.
GREEN, R., AMEDEO, D. and GANIS, M. (2004). Conceptualising the Construct Neighbourhood In Design with Spirit: Proceedings of the 35nd Annual Conference of Environmental Design Research Association, Albuquerque, New Mexico, Minnesota: p.193.( June 2-6).
GREEN, R. (2004). Defining the Neighbourhood in Neighbourhood character? In Design with Spirit: Proceedings of the 35nd Annual Conference of Environmental Design Research Association, Albuquerque, New Mexico, Minnesota: p.193. ( June 2-6).
GREEN, R.J. (2003). Community understanding of neighborhood character in Australian coastal towns. In People Shaping Places Shaping People: Proceedings of the 34nd Annual Conference of Environmental Design Research Association, Minneapolis, Minnesota: p.224..
AMADEAO, D., GANIS, M. and GREEN, R.J. (2003). The use of relatively more open-ended interview instruments in Environment and Behavior Research. In People Shaping Places Shaping People: Proceedings of the 34nd Annual Conference of Environmental Design Research Association, Minneapolis, Minnesota: p.193.
GREEN, R.J. (2002). Tourism development and the transformation of community, culture and the natural environment on the island of Koh Samui, Thailand. International Symposium on Modernity, Tradition, culture and water, Kasetsart University, Bangkok, Thailand: (October 29 -31).
GREEN, R.J. (2002). Investigating community objectives to environmental change in familiar places. In Community: Revolution . Evolution: Proceedings of the 33nd Annual Conference of Environmental Design Research Association. Philadelphia, Pennsylvania: p.120.
GREEN, R.J. (2002). Community perceptions of changing landscape character resulting from rapid tourism development in small coastal towns in the Asia-Pacific region. In Community: Revolution . Evolution: Proceedings of the 33nd Annual Conference of Environmental Design Research Association, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania: p.119.
GREEN, R.J. (2002). Involving local communities in defining Victorian coastal town character: A Great Ocean Road case study. A Sustainable Coast. Victorian Coastal Council. Melbourne: (April 16-17). (Invited as a guest speaker).
GREEN, R.J. (2001). Landscapes of leisure: Resort masterplanning in South East Asia. Annual conference of the Landscape Industries Association of New Zealand (LIANZ). Rotorua, New Zealand: (April 5 -8). (Invited Keynote speaker).
GREEN, R.J. (2001). Tourism development and resident perceptions of environmental change: A multidimensional scaling study on the Island of Koh Samui, Thailand. In proceedings of the 32nd annual conference of Environmental Design Research Association (EDRA): Old World - New Ideas - Environmental and cultural change and tradition in a shrinking world. Edinburgh, Scotland: p.168.
GREEN, R.J. - Perceived .Town Character.: linking environmental features to connotative meaning. In Building Bridges: In proceedings of the 31nd annual conference of Environmental Design Research Association (EDRA): Connecting People, Research and Design. San Francisco: p.153 (2000).
GREEN, R.J. (2000). Designing for sustainable coastal tourism in Thailand: An environmental design studio in Thailand. Teaching Sustainable Design in the Built and Natural Environment conference. Australian Council of Building Design Professions, The University of Melbourne, Melbounre: (Nov.13). (Invited as a guest speaker).
GREEN. R.J. (2000). A New Bachelor of Landscape Architecture course at Melbourne University: content and educational philosophy. Annual conference of the Australasian Educator in Landscape Architecture (AELA), The University of New South Wales, Sydney: (February).
GREEN. R.J. (1995). Meaning and form in community perception of town character: A multi-dimensional scaling study. International Design has no boundaries. Organised by Queensland University of Technology, Boondah, Queensland: (March).
GREEN, R.J. (1994). Community perception of town character: A case study in Byron Bay, New South Wales. People and the Physical Environment (PAPER) annual conference. University of New England, Armidale, New South Wales, Australia: (April).
GREEN, R.J. (1994). Defining the concept of town character from the perspective of the community. Annual conference of AELA (Australian Educators in Landscape Architecture), Queensland University of Technology, Brisbane, Australia: (November).
GREEN, R.J. (1992). Masterplanning and landscape architecture of the integrated golf resort. Golf & Country Club Developments in Indonesia conference. Institute for International Research (in association with PT Wahana Temu Wirasta), Jakarta, Indonesia: (March).
GREEN, R.J. (1984). Determining perceived environmental values - Mount Macedon, Victoria. Annual conference of AELA (Australasian Educators in Landscape Architecture), Moorchydoor, Queensland: (September).
Publication Awards
National merit award from the American Society of Landscape Architects (1986) for innovation in research and landscape planning. Award granted to the four principal investagtors on this project (Green, Schapper, Bishop and McCarthy) for the book Design for Change: Community Renewal After the 1983 Bushfires
