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Archive for April, 2011
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Free advice for communities to support neighbourhood planning in UK
Posted on 29/04/2011 | No CommentsCommunities are getting a supportive boost to help make their neighbourhood vision a reality through a new scheme offering free access to expert advice and guidance, Planning Minister Greg Clark... -
Political bunfight over City Hall costs
Posted on 29/04/2011 | No CommentsRatepayers might end up having to almost entirely fund the $215 million City Hall restoration after the state government again refused to commit money in its upcoming budget. The federal... -
Cars out in latest Swanston Street revamp
Posted on 28/04/2011 | No CommentsCARS are set to disappear from Swanston Street – for good. After decades of debate, confusing changes and shambolic decision-making, Melbourne City Council has settled on the details of a... -
Billionaire eyes Newcastle CBD
Posted on 27/04/2011 | No CommentsWelcome to Tinkler Town – perhaps that’s how the signs on the outskirts of Newcastle will soon read. The mining magnate Nathan Tinkler owns part of a company negotiating to... -
Philip Thalis on Public Transport in Sydney
Posted on 26/04/2011 | 1 CommentPhilip Thalis, respected architect and urban planner, shares his views on the need for investment in public transport in Sydney. Mr Thalis is the founding principal of Hill Thalis Architecture... -
Are large developments choking our suburbs?
Posted on 22/04/2011 | 2 CommentsHow high is too high? As our nation’s population continues to expand and the love affair with inner city living grows, there are new fights brewing about how much density... -
Changes to the Victorian Planning Provisions for bushfire planning
Posted on 22/04/2011 | No CommentsThe Victorian Government has established the Bushfire Planning Provisions Team within the Department of Planning and Community Development to respond to planning and building recommendations outlined in the report of... -
Green building materials fire up the green building revolution, but it’s complex
Posted on 20/04/2011 | No CommentsBuilding materials are on the cusp of a major revolution driven by demand for more sustainable products and processes. And the tools used to assess their sustainable credentials are an... -
Saudi kingdom in the clouds – a 1.6km skyscraper
Posted on 19/04/2011 | No CommentsDubai’s Burj Khalifa is the world’s tallest building, but is set to be doubled in height by the planned Kingdom Tower in Saudi Arabia. Photo: Reuters A plan to build... -
NSW Government urged to green audit all its buildings
Posted on 18/04/2011 | No CommentsAn environmental audit of every building the NSW Government owns or occupies would provide an opportunity to make cost savings, improve the performance of building stock, says the Green Building...