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Published on: 24 May 2024
Today the NSW Government is launching a new pilot program to help 20 Community Housing Providers (CHPs) navigate the planning system to support the de...
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Published on: 22 May 2024
A new framework to welcome more nature into our backyards, balconies, rooftops and footpaths has been released, to celebrate Biodiversity Day 2024.
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Published on: 22 May 2024
The NSW Government welcomes the City of Newcastle releasing a bold vision for Broadmeadow to outline how housing, employment opportunities and public ...
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Published on: 15 May 2024
Proposed changes to the NSW planning system are set to make it easier for regional landholders to build sheds and carry out earthworks without the nee...
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Published on: 08 May 2024
The NSW Government is inviting Sydneysiders to rediscover Darling Harbour with the opening of three new public spaces.
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Published on: 07 May 2024
Medium rise and small apartment buildings have won out as part of new research released from the City Futures Research Centre.
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Published on: 03 May 2024
Today, the NSW Government and the Government Architect NSW, is launching an interactive map to showcase some of the best there is to offer in well-des...
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Published on: 02 May 2024
The project's response to the existing lot grain and warehouse typology has led to the establishment of a three-storey street frontage, featuring apar...
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The Edge, Throsby, features apartments and flexible spaces that project a strong civic presence. Credit: Murray McKean. Source: CKDS Architecture
Published on: 02 May 2024
Gantry carefully integrates new residential buildings with existing industrial building fabric to preserve the rich history of the site. The mixed-use...
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Gantry carefully integrates new residential buildings with existing industrial building fabric to preserve the rich history of the site. Credit: Martin Mischkulnig. Source: Bates Smart