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NSW Government expands architecture and design policy with heritage design guide
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The Government Architect NSW (GANSW) and the Heritage Council of NSW have collaborated on a design guide for heritage projects.
Locals call for a “High Line” on Sydney’s north shore
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Residents of the Sydney suburb of Lavender Bay are pushing for a linear park to be developed along side a historic rail line.
Shortlist announced for inaugural Victorian Design Challenge
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The National Gallery of Victoria has announced the teams shortlisted for the inaugural $30,000 Victorian Design Challenge.
GANSW leads team in rethink of Gosford’s public spaces
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The Government Architect NSW, in partnership with CHROFI, Tyrrellstudio and HillDPA, have drafted plans for the revitalization of the centre of Gosford.
NSW government to plant 5 million new trees across Sydney
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The NSW government has announced plans to plant five million new trees across Sydney by 2030.
Car-free Melbourne mooted in transport strategy refresh
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Melbourne council is examining Barcelona’s “superblocks” and Oslo’s car-free CBD in an effort to address the “disproportionate” amount of space devoted to private cars.
Plans take flight for major redevelopment of Brisbane’s Eagle Street Pier
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The Queensland government has given the green light to developer Dexus to progress to the next stage with their proposal to transform Brisbane’s Eagle Street Pier.
Australian project wins Europe’s oldest built environment award
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A park rehabilitation and storm water re-use project in Sydney by Turf Design Studio and Environmental Partnership has won one of the top awards at the UK Civic Trust Awards.
Disused Green Square lot to become 2,000-square-metre public square
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Work will soon begin on the construction of a new public park on a vacant block of land in the Green Square urban renewal precinct, designed by Oculus.
Ageing Brisbane mall temporarily reborn as cultural hub
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Architects Stukel Stone have transformed a decrepit riverside mall in Brisbane into a temporary performance venue ahead of the 2018 Commonwealth Games.