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'Industrial' Fremantle area to become home to $38 million development with 57 townhouses & 24 apartments - Vimarsana News

'Industrial' Fremantle area to become home to $38 million development with 57 townhouses & 24 apartments

A $38 million mainly residential precinct to be built in an ‘underutilised’ industrial area in Fremantle has been approved. 

Carson contractor moves HQ with eye on future - Vimarsana News

Carson contractor moves HQ with eye on future

The Nevada Appeal, the Silver State's oldest continuously run newspaper, first published on May 16, 1865.

Carson City-based Redwood Materials 74-acre TRIC acquisition to expand battery materials campus - Vimarsana News

Carson City-based Redwood Materials 74-acre TRIC acquisition to expand battery materials campus

CARSON CITY — Redwood Materials, Inc., continuing its progress toward the first U.S. production of lithium-ion battery cathodes and anode components, acquired nearly 74 acres of land at Tahoe-Reno Industrial Center (TRIC) in Northern Nevada to expand their Battery Materials Campus 1.

WA property: Why architects are at odds with a 'wasted opportunity' in this hip corner of Freo - Vimarsana News

WA property: Why architects are at odds with a 'wasted opportunity' in this hip corner of Freo

Architects are charged with putting people into homes. So why, during a housing crisis, are seven high-profile design professionals fighting to stop a major development?

WA property: Why architects are at odds with a 'wasted opportunity' in this hip corner of Freo - Vimarsana News

WA property: Why architects are at odds with a 'wasted opportunity' in this hip corner of Freo

Architects are charged with putting people into homes. So why, during a housing crisis, are seven high-profile design professionals fighting to stop a major development?