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Theatre extensions could mean lights out for sports store
Posted on 27/01/2012 | No CommentsA $32 MILLION proposal to extend the State Theatre’s stage and backstage facilities could breathe new life into one of Sydney’s most beautiful venues, but it may mean the loss... -
Top marks for Barangaroo clean-up – now to agree on a spot for hotel
Posted on 20/01/2012 | No CommentsAN INDEPENDENT review of the work done to clean up contaminated land at Barangaroo has given the project the green light, leaving the final location of the hotel the developer... -
The next urbanism
Posted on 15/01/2012 | No CommentsAs we ease into 2012, I am officially announcing a New Urbanism victory across North America, as we recently witnessed the end of building suburbia and its physically isolated, segregated... -
Government establishes urban design protocol for Australian cities
Posted on 22/10/2011 | No CommentsAn urban design protocol of Australian Cities was released yesterday, along with the Federal Government’s State of Australian Cities 2011 report, its aim to encourage world-class urban design. Architecture and... -
Celebrate World Town Planning Day
Posted on 20/10/2011 | No CommentsThe Planning Institute of Australia (PIA) has aligned with other international planning industry groups to promote the annual online conference that will be held on World Town Planning Day, 1-2... -
The Importance of Comprehensive Planning in a Down Economy
Posted on 18/10/2011 | No CommentsIn many ways, the Great Recession has been a frightening time for planners. As development slowed, the flow of applications submitted for new development slowed from its torrent at the... -
Image is everything for the modern city
Posted on 12/10/2011 | No CommentsHave we lost our connection with the city? Urban design principles established some 50 years ago are revisited and are even appreciated by a four year old. By Eli Gescheit... -
Call to make Barangaroo arts precinct a priority
Posted on 11/10/2011 | No CommentsTHE creation of a cultural precinct at Barangaroo and Walsh Bay that would include a new 2000-seat lyric theatre should be an ”utmost priority” for the state government, says a... -
Planning shake-up gives greater power to councils
Posted on 05/10/2011 | No CommentsLOCAL councils will enjoy a huge increase in their power to determine big residential, retail and commercial developments from today, as laws take effect curbing state government powers to declare... -
Online lodgement for major projects
Posted on 15/09/2011 | No CommentsProponents of major projects will now be able to lodge their applications online under the new planning regime for NSW. Online lodgement for State Significant Development and State Infrastructure Development...