all content by date: 08 Oct 2008

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Walk Bendigo

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• Brief Case Study
• by Your Development Administrator
• posted 08 Oct 2008

The city centre of Bendigo is undergoing improvements in order to create more space for pedestrians, including a $900K funding investment from the Victorian State Government.  The aim of the project is to create a space to allow people to improve their wellbeing and to create a better balance between pedestrians and cars.

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Panorama

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• Brief Case Study
• by Your Development Administrator
• posted 08 Oct 2008

The Panorama estate in Glenfield, New South Wales is 10 minutes from Liverpool and includes a community clubhouse, tennis court, swimming pool and spa.  Prospective buyers can choose from over 30 different house designs to put on vacant land or a newly built house with completed courtyard.  The Panorama estate received the 2006 HIA CSR NSW Housing Award for Residential Lifestyle Development of the Year.

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Sydney Olympic Park

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• Brief Case Study
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• posted 08 Oct 2008

The Sydney Olympic Park development will focus on sustainable urban development best-practice.  This involves designing to enhance energy conservation, water conservation, waste avoidance and minimisation and protecting significant natural and cultural environments and biological diversity.  In addition, best-practice research on traffic management, noise management, social impacts, equitable access and major event operations has also been incorporated.

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