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An almost derelict 1922 house designed by Walter Burley Griffin, with 1946 additions by Hugh and Eva Buhrich, has been carefully restored.

The heritage-listed former Lidcombe Hospital site has been converted into an award-winning, master-planned residential precinct.

The State Heritage-listed station has been restored and returned to active use to play a central role in Temora’s social and economic fabric.

Bankstown Library and Knowledge Centre expanded the traditional idea of a public library, becoming a welcoming and socially engaging community hub.

Sydney’s upgraded Prince Alfred Park Pool is a lively outdoor space for swimming and recreation, adding value to a previously overlooked city park.

Places to Swim is part of the Open Spaces Program, with a $16.7 million funding commitment to better connect people to water in places that need it most.

George Kendall Riverside Park’s wide-open spaces and connection to the Parramatta River provide a place of respite in one of Sydney’s fastest growing regions.

An integrated design policy for the built environment to capture our collective aspiration and expectations for the places where we work, live and play.

We are working closely with councils, industry and government agencies to create guidelines to help make decisions on the use of synthetic turf.

A Metropolis of Three Cities – the Greater Sydney Region Plan seeks to transform Greater Sydney into a metropolis of three cities.