Department of Planning, Housing, and Infrastructure Team Recognised in Australia Day 2024 Honours List
Two key members of the new NSW Department of Planning, Housing, and Infrastructure were honoured over the weekend in the Australia Day 2024 Honours List.
150,000 visitors flock to Western Sydney’s first beach
Penrith Beach trial has made a big splash since its mid-December opening with more than 150,000 people visiting to escape the summer heat.
New Bradfield City Centre Master Plan revealed in major step for Western Sydney Aerotropolis
Planning for one of the biggest economic development projects undertaken in Australia, the Bradfield City Centre, has taken a major step forward with the draft Master Plan now available for community feedback.
2023 December formal enforcements
The department conducts inspection and enforcement activities for compliance. Read the details of the formal enforcements conducted in December 2023.
More green space to enhance liveability in NSW communities
Communities across New South Wales will benefit from more green space in 2024 with $3.25 million in NSW Government grant funding now available to select councils.
Gantry
Gantry carefully integrates new residential buildings with existing industrial building fabric to preserve the rich history of the site. The mixed-use neighbourhood comprises 4 apartment buildings and 26 terraces.
The Terraces Elara – Stage 1
The Terraces Elara is a conveniently located development designed with sustainability in mind.
Biara Street Chester Hill
Biara Street Residences is an infill housing scheme comprising 10 senior housing dwellings. The project sensitively balances scale and density while preserving the amenity of neighbouring sites.
Darlington Brickworks
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.
Millard Place
Millard Place is a finely layered development that clearly expresses each of its 15 individual terraces. The building’s articulation of tall window boxes and sloping roof forms reference the diversity of its immediate built context.