Sydney Turns ManhattanWith its mix of office, residential, retail and hotel space, Sydney’s World Square is a perfect example of the blending of zoning areas. Photo: Steven SiewertIt’s being called the Manhattanisation of our cities, with a mix of apartments, offices, international shops…
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Chinatown Public Domain Plan under review with major urban developements surrounding HaymarketSource HEREChinatown will become more pedestrian-friendly under the new plans.A MOVE to connect Haymarket to Darling Harbour is currently being examined as the City of Sydney revisits its Chinatown…
Monday 31 August 2015 07.57 AESTLast modified on Monday 31 August 201515.17 AESTShare on FacebookShare on TwitterShare via EmailShare on PinterestShare on LinkedInShare on Google+Shares760Comments65 Save for laterArticle source: The GuardianOn Sunday, Sydney locals walked a key..
CBD and South East Light Rail Update 21 August 2015 In preparation for the new CBD and South East Light Rail, early works on roadways will be continuing to take place by both the project’s Managing Contractor (Laing O’Rourke) and PPP Contractor (ALTRAC Light Rail). The upcoming works and…
ASIA PANEL EVENT 2015INVITATION HAYMARKET PROPERTY: DESIGN, PLANNING & FUTURE LIVING Join us at out annual Asian Panel event with an expert panel of speakers sharing their insights and foresight to discuss one of Australia’s leading destinations for investment, tourism and…
Top 7 Greatest Chinatown in the WorldHere’s a list of the greatest Chinatown in the world from interestingfacts.com. Chinatown are present throughout the world, including those in East Asia, Southeast Asia, the Americas, Australasia, and Europe. While some Chinatown are focused on commercial…
Light rail construction ends the city’s annual Chinese New Year Twilight Parade The spectacular sights and sounds of the Chinese New Year Twilight Parade are no more.SYDNEY’S beloved Chinese New Year Twilight Parade has been axed from the city’s event calendar due to…
Chinese New Year 2016 ART Focus The City of Sydney has appointed a specialist curator for its Chinese New Year Festival for the first time in the festival’s 20-year history as well as a new advisory panel to strengthen relations between the City and Asian communities.
