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A pilot project with community members coming together to make decisions about planting trees in their streets supported by Blacktown City Council.

The NSW Coastal Design Guidelines provide a framework on how to protect this natural resource and can be used by councils, developers and anyone involved in designing coastal places.

The Camellia-Rosehill Place Strategy has been finalised and will guide renewal of the precinct over the next 20 years.

The NSW Government is investing $1.85 million to give a strong start to the next generation of planners, with dozens of councils receiving a share of the funding to help pay the tuition fees for young planners.

The project demonstrates how we can extensively improve the way we manage stormwater and flood protection in our urban areas and suburbs.

Profiles of panel members and state government design champions (T – Z) who deliver independent, consistent design quality advice on projects.

A former waterfront industrial site transformed into a new cultural hub, with a design that blurs between landscape, architecture, and infrastructure.

The Greener Neighbourhoods program empowers councils to create cooler, shadier neighbourhoods.

Providing integrated green infrastructure to address Singapore’s dual need for effective stormwater management and high-quality public open space.

Sydney Park was redesigned to incorporate landscape elements, waterbodies, and water features that make it a large-scale stormwater treatment system.