Rob d’Apice and his husband, Ivan Muniz Reed, fell in love with the tall trees in the open parkland at the back of their 1918 home – nicknamed Alien Jellyfish – on Whites Creek in Sydney’s inner west. Architects are fighting for breathable density – green-oriented development, aka GOD – to make the most of Sydney’s bushland and waterways. Key points and original sources are listed below.

• Rob d’Apice and his husband, Ivan Muniz Reed, fell in love with the tall trees in the open parkland at the back of their 1918 home – nicknamed Alien Jellyfish – on Whites Creek in Sydney’s inner west. “We bought because of the view,” said d’Apice. Neighbouring...S1

• Architects are fighting for breathable density – green-oriented development, aka GOD – to make the most of Sydney’s bushland and waterways.S2S3