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Published on: 01 Sep 2023
An almost derelict 1922 house designed by Walter Burley Griffin, with 1946 additions by Hugh and Eva Buhrich, has been carefully restored.
Government Architect NSW
The Cheong House is one of 15 houses in Castlecrag designed by Walter Burley Griffin and Marion Mahony Griffin. Credit: Eric Sierins
Published on: 01 Sep 2023
One of many heritage-listed buildings in the historic town of Gulgong characterised by face brickwork and red corrugated-iron roofing.
Government Architect NSW
The Mayne Street house is one of many heritage-listed buildings in the historic town of Gulgong. Credit: Government Architect NSW
Published on: 01 Sep 2023
The house is one of five in the Wentworth Terrace group, an example of speculative rental housing built by the Merriman family in the 1890s.
Government Architect NSW
McInerney Pidcock Residence demonstrates how strong sustainability principles can align with heritage requirements. Credit: David Iacono
Published on: 01 Sep 2023
The 2.8 ha waterfront site at the eastern end of Ballast Point peninsula was a Caltex fuel storage and oil distribution point until closing in 2002.
Government Architect NSW
Ballast Point Park is a former industrial site on the harbour in Sydney’s inner west has been converted into a generous and exciting public park.
Published on: 01 Sep 2023
Bankstown Library and Knowledge Centre expanded the traditional idea of a public library, becoming a welcoming and socially engaging community hub.
Government Architect NSW
Bankstown Library and Knowledge Centre encompasses a series of indoor and outdoor public spaces and connected community facilities.
Published on: 01 Sep 2023
Providing integrated green infrastructure to address Singapore’s dual need for effective stormwater management and high-quality public open space.
Government Architect NSW
Bishan Park is an inspiring example of how a city park can function as both ecological and social infrastructure.
Published on: 01 Sep 2023
The Bourke Street cycleway is a 3.4 km active transport corridor across a traffic-congested area of inner city Sydney, from Woolloomooloo to Waterloo.
Government Architect NSW
The Bourke Street cycleway is a 3.4 km active transport corridor across a traffic-congested area of inner city Sydney, from Woolloomooloo to Waterloo.
Published on: 01 Sep 2023
A pilot project with community members coming together to make decisions about planting trees in their streets supported by Blacktown City Council.
Government Architect NSW
The Cool Streets Method is based on research about the benefits of street trees.
Published on: 01 Sep 2023
Tamworth Regional Council found a successful way to test design options with the community – a pop-up festival to mock up ideas for a street upgrade.
Government Architect NSW
Tamworth Regional Council's pop-up festival to mock up ideas for a street upgrade.