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Millard Place is a finely layered development that clearly expresses each of its 15 individual terraces. The building’s articulation of tall window boxes and sloping roof forms reference the diversity of its immediate built context.

Portman Street Terraces stand on the site of a former chocolate factory in Zetland. The development presents a model for well-designed infill development in the inner city.

Drawing thoughtfully on its historical context while catering to modern tastes and needs, Traces is a mixed-use warehouse block of 20 units in the heart of Sydney's Surry Hills.

Arkadia is one of the largest recycled brick buildings in Australia. The development has been carefully integrated into the surrounding streets in a way that enhances the neighbourhood while offering a compelling model for urban living.

Inkmakers Place consists of 9 terrace houses in a garden setting. Inspiration from antiquity and the Middle East has created a green oasis within an inner suburb of Sydney.

The Treehouse apartments in Beaconsfield live up to their name. Vertical gardens, lush communal courtyards, and a rooftop terrace have created an urban oasis in Green Square.

Studios 54 is situated between a large residential development and a heritage-listed corner pub. This project shows how even very small sites can be used inventively to make the city richer and more diverse.

Today it has been revealed that Sydney is at risk of becoming a city with no grandchildren if we don’t meaningfully address the housing crisis.

South Wentworthville Housing consists of 13 senior living units. The articulation of the massing reflects the scale and width of neighbouring housing, while the use of masonry on the lower level reflects the neighbourhood character.

The NSW Government is investing $5.6 million in artificial intelligence (AI) to help reduce development application (DA) timeframes and deliver more housing.