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Turner Announces Appointments, Promotions to mark new era - Vimarsana News

Turner Announces Appointments, Promotions to mark new era

Turner Architects is currently within the midst of great change, looking to expand its operations into broader sectors including hospitality and build-to-rent, as well as focussing on designing for wellness post-pandemic.

Vale James Dale Fisher | Architecture & Design - Vimarsana News

Vale James Dale Fisher | Architecture & Design

The couple went on to design the Albert Park Squash Centre in 1961, the Tidal River Apartments at Wilsons Promontory in 1962, and during the 1980s and ’90s, the practice managed to design over 1000 shops across Australia for leading retail brands such as Sportsgirl, Lacoste, Sportscraft and Bradmans.

$2.2B Ivanhoe Estate readies for Stage 2 of development - Vimarsana News

$2.2B Ivanhoe Estate readies for Stage 2 of development

Located in Macquarie Park, north-west Sydney, the Ivanhoe Estate redevelopment is part of the NSW Government’s $22 billion Communities Plus building program and will deliver more than 3000 residential units including 950 social housing units and 128 affordable rental units as well as community facilities, school, retail and public spaces, and parklands. To be completed in a phased manner over 10-12 years, Ivanhoe Estate represents a pioneering approach to residential development by blending social, affordable and private housing.

52 Weekends Away: NSW and the ACT's best getaways for 2021 - Vimarsana News

52 Weekends Away: NSW and the ACT's best getaways for 2021

Whether you're looking to reconnect with nature, wind down at a luxury city stay or head on a coastal adventure, there are plenty of ways to soak in NSW and the ...

'At what point do we say no?': Development to destroy laneway street art - Vimarsana News

'At what point do we say no?': Development to destroy laneway street art

One of Melbourne’s most significant street art laneways will be destroyed under a proposal for a 41-storey development near the Queen Victoria Market.

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