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The NSW Government has approved an application from Snowy Hydro to build a new 660 mega-watt gas-fired power station in Kurri Kurri.

The Macquarie Park TOD builds on the vision of the Macquarie Park Place Strategy and Macquarie Park Stage 1 rezoning, so we can deliver more homes.

Watermark proves that infill buildings with a small footprint can deliver excellent amenity for residents, sunlight for living rooms and balconies, and natural ventilation for a high proportion of apartments.

Making the most of a smaller site, this multi-use development contains town houses, apartments, shops and an underground carpark. A white concrete plinth and landscaping unifies these buildings.

The Department of Planning, Industry and Environment is encouraging the community to have its say on a plan to construct a new commercial building above the future Crows Nest metro station.

The North Star to Border section of the Inland Rail project involves building and managing a 30 km rail corridor linking North Star to the NSW/QLD border.

Councils in Greater Sydney and the Central Coast are invited to apply for a share of $4 million in grants to build more parks, playgrounds, walking tracks and restore local bushlands.

This multi-residential project creates a sense of place by using a terrace form that reflects the building’s context. The use of off-form concrete and rusted steel reflects the heritage of Darlington.

This multi-residential apartment project in Neutral Bay’s leafy streets consists of 6 apartments across 4 levels. The architectural expression of the building enhances the existing streetscape and maximises harbour views.

Adaptive re-use of a converted warehouse has created housing that is in keeping with the character of the neighbourhood. A rooftop garden has added to the building’s sustainability and given the residents private green space.