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Many Chinese developers in Australia and New Zealand have closed or scaled back, amid a property crisis in China, weak demand and higher construction costs.
A major new public artwork inspired by the natural movement of water has been unveiled in Sydney’s CBD by one of Australia’s most celebrated
What is likely to be the largest public artwork by an Australian artist in the Sydney CBD has been unveiled. The new mural, finished last week, stands 11 storeys high, and celebrates the beauty of nature.
Cardoso was commissioned by United Development Sydney for the newly completed Castle Residences mixed development at 116 Bathurst Street. The project was designed by Candalepas Associates and realised by Hutchinson Builders. Working closely with the architect, Angelo Candalepas since the inception of the project in 2014, the artist developed the mural with public art curator Amanda Sharrad.
An artwork by Maria Fernanda Cardoso has been integrated onto the new mixed development at 116 Bathurst Street in the Sydney CBD, which was designed by Candalepas Associates for Castle Residences.