Cool materials
Using cool building materials is a cost effective and environmentally friendly technique for beating urban heat.
Box Hill and Box Hill Industrial
We worked with The Hills Shire Council, stakeholders and the community to plan new homes and essential infrastructure which meets local community needs.
Your guide to the DA process
We’ve developed Your guide to the Development Application process – Small housing development, so the pathway to building your home can be faster and easier.
More homes for Canterbury, Berala and North Strathfield
The completion by CanterburyBankstown Council of a master plan for Canterbury Station and TOD controls for Berala Station being finalised with Cumberland Council.
Tempo
Tempo responds harmoniously to neighbouring buildings. It has balanced residential and commercial needs with planning requirements.
Environment and lifestyle – Hunter Regional Plan 2041
Our plan to create inter-connected coastal and active open spaces and national parks to act as the lungs of the Hunter region and promote biodiversity.
Key documents and frequently asked questions
Key resources and guidelines to assist councils to develop their first Local Strategic Planning Statements.
Planning law changes for new caravan parks and manufactured home estates
Outdated planning laws relating to caravan parks, manufactured home estates, camping grounds, and moveable dwellings are set for their first shake-up in 30 years.
5 Martin Place, Sydney
The former Commonwealth Bank “moneybox building” has been restored and redeveloped in a heritage-led urban renewal project.
Using planning strategies and controls for cooling
Both strategic plans and planning controls have a role to play in creating cooler places and can be used to set strategic directions for heat mitigation.
