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The University of Technology Sydney has revealed the winning design for the first comprehensive Indigenous residential college in Australia.
Dairy Road Masterplan
On a site east of Canberra and adjacent to wetlands, a collaborative team whose process inverts the “master” plan paradigm is gradually designing a diverse neighbourhood in a restored landscape.
Canberra Greek club set for mega redevelopment
The $146 million redevelopment of the Hellenic Club of Canberra has been approved by the ACT’s Environment, Planning and Sustainable Development Directorate.
Historic Victorian estate to become spa resort
Woods Bagot has been appointed the lead architect on a $100-million masterplan to redevelop a significant art deco mansion and its estate in the Dandenong Ranges.
Impressive form-making: Collins Arch
Collins Arch – a collaborative new tower, plaza and park has the potential to shift the city’s twenty-first-century centre of gravity.
Death-row Bidura children’s court building to be recycled in new housing complex
The brutalist former children’s court building in Sydney’s Glebe will be replaced with a housing development designed by DKO, Archer Office and Oculus
First look at proposed Crows Nest metro tower
A state-significant development application has been submitted for the first of three towers to be built above Crows Nest metro station on Sydney’s lower North Shore.
Walkable, green neighbourhood for Sydney’s Rouse Hill
Cox Architecture has amended its proposal for its $1.3 billion residential and commercial development at Rouse Hill, Sydney.
Facility for the vision- and hearing-impaired approved
The NSW government has approved a $74.5 million centre for hearing- and vision-impaired children, to be built at the Macquarie University campus.
Making a community: Arkadia
A community-minded apartment block for Defence Housing Australia in an inner-Sydney suburb plays with the boundaries between public and private space, salutes the site’s industrial past and anticipates a fossil-fuel-free future.
