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Trees and green cover reduce urban temperatures directly through shading. Vegetation also releases moisture into the air through transpiration, helping us feel colder.

The Abbey is an amalgamation of 2 lots containing a heritage-listed community church and 2 dwellings sold by the church. The proposal turns the site into 7 homes to create a new community.

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

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.

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

Discover the Camellia-Rosehill precinct, its vision for renewal, new homes, jobs and infrastructure supporting a sustainable and well‑connected community.

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.

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

The Government Architect NSW works across government, private sector and community to improve social, environmental and economic outcomes for NSW.