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Tag Archives: Fisherman’s Bend
Council Election Special: Q+A with Councillor Rohan Leppert
In many ways it is the local council level of government which has the most profound impact on our built environment. In most cases they are the first line of decision making for buildings seeking planning approval and they also have a … Continue reading
Posted in all posts, construction industry, Government Policy, Interviews, News, Urban Design
Tagged Apartment Design Standards, apartment quality, CR Rohan Leppert, Fisherman’s Bend, Melbourne, Melbourne City Council, Melbourne Metro Rail Tunnel, Queen Victoria Market, Rohan Leppert
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Ted Baillieu, The Architect Premier – Part 3
From November 2010 through to March 2013, Victoria had Ted Baillieu, an architect, as Premier. This post is part three of a four part interview with Mr Baillieu discussing a broad range of built environment issues. To read from the beginning … Continue reading
Red + Black interview with Richard Wynne, Victoria’s Minister for Planning – Part 2
It is almost a year since the Andrews Labor Government swept to power in Victoria. In the months since, Richard Wynne has been busy pushing through significant reforms as Victoria’s Minister for Planning, such as refreshing Plan Melbourne, restricting building plot ratios … Continue reading
Posted in all posts, construction industry, East West Link, Government Policy, Interviews, News, Uncategorized, Urban Design
Tagged Arden Macaulay, Fisherman’s Bend, Jill Garner, Melbourne, Melbourne Metro Rail Tunnel, Melbourne Planning, Meredith Sussex, Nightingale Apartments, Office of the Victorian Government Architect, Planning Minister Richard Wynne, Richard Wynne, Rob McGauran, THE COMMONS
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Red+Black Interview with Victoria’s Government Architect, Jill Garner
After an extended period of uncertainty left by the previous Victorian State Government, the Premier, Daniel Andrews, has confirmed the appointment of Victoria’s next Government Architect. Architect Jill Garner was chosen personally by the premier out of what would no … Continue reading
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Tagged Daniel Andrews, Fisherman’s Bend, Jill Garner, Nightingale, Office of the Victorian Government Architect, OVGA, THE COMMONS, Victorian Design Review Panel, Victorian Government Architect
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The complexity of Fishermans Bend. Interview with Rob McGauran
Fisherman’s Bend has a long history as an industrial, commercial and scientific precinct close to but disconnected from Melbourne’s CBD. Towards the end of the previous State Government’s term, the then Planning Minister, Matthew Guy, rezoned part of the massive … Continue reading
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Tagged Docklands, Fisherman’s Bend, Matthew Guy, Melbourne University, planning, Richard Wynne, RMIT, Rob McGauran, urban renewal, victoria
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