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The NSW Government is running an international design competition to seek ideas for the NSW Housing Pattern Book to guide the creation of new low- and mid-rise housing in NSW.

The Grand Bondi Junction is an active, mixed-use development that meets the high-density commercial and low-rise residential needs of the area.

The Rochford apartments are designed to feel like individual homes with generous outdoor gardens and light-filled living areas. Sustainability and durability are also central to the design of this development.

Wide-aspect apartments will give residents greater sense of space, and there are a variety of different household configurations on every floor.

490 Crown Street is a retail and commercial development that occupies an entire block within an inner-city heritage conservation area.

Newington Apartments 1A and 1B introduces a layer of flexibility, diversity and detail to Newington Village.

The tree canopy in Waterloo south is currently 29%. This is expected to increase to around 40%, once development is complete.

The mixed-use development at Charing Cross Apartments combines historic design influence with modern, garden-centric living.

We can all take action to create cooler places and make our communities more resilient. The NSW government, local councils, industry and homeowners all have a role to play.

The State Heritage-listed station has been restored and returned to active use to play a central role in Temora’s social and economic fabric.