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Barangaroo |
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various |
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East Darling Harbour "the hungry mile". |
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proposed 2009- 2015. |
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Millennium Minimalist Modernism |
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reinforced concrete frame, curtain wall glazing. 10 skyscrapers up to 50storeys |
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Apartment Building Office Building |
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It was announced at the unveiling of a $4 billion renewal project on the
Western side of Sydney's CBD. Sartor said the Government would consider building new public transport ferry wharves, bus stations and possibly light rail along Hickson Road, to be renamed the Hungary Mile. More than 50 per cent of the precinct will be parkland, with the rest a mixture of residential, retail and commercial space for 16,000 office workers. However the majority of built form within the precinct is for commercial uses including office space, retail facilities, residential units, and hotel/tourism facilities. It will be funded, developed and owned by the private sector. All development sites will be on a 99-year leasehold structure. Construction of the site is expected to commence in 2008 and the precinct expected to be completed, through a staged delivery strategy, by 2020. |
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The State gov recently approved masterplan for former Stevedores/patricks
site at Eastdarling Harbour. site area- 22 hec tallest building will be 180m+. 4 more at 150m. also should state 10 skyscrapers. the first stage (10 highrise office blocks and hotels will commence early 09.hopefully with new ferry terminal and lightrail along hickson rd stage2 to start 2013 being the many lowrise units and retaurants/retail in centre of site and stage3 will be parks and headland at northern end yes, this one is going to be spectacular! stage1- the southern section (all the tall buildings) will start early 2009 stage2-middle section-lowrise units with retail stage3-parks and northen end. looks like Dubais nakeel- want to kick it off. |
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Barangaroo is an inner-city foreshore locality of Sydney, in the state of
New South Wales, Australia. It is located on the north-western edge of
the Sydney central business district, at the south-eastern end of the
Sydney Harbour Bridge, adjacent to Sydney CBD. It is part of the local
government area of the City of Sydney. The postcode is 2000. Barangaroo
is an intiative ordered by the Government of New South Wales to provide
more recreational area for a growing Sydney population, and was named
after the wife of Bennelong in October 2006 by Nigel Dawe, winner of a
public competition to name the area. Before it is transformed into
commercial and residential real estate, the Barangaroo precinct will be
used during World Youth Day 2008 as the site of the opening Mass
(Tuesday 15 July) for an estimated 150000 people and for the arrival of
Pope Benedict XVI (Thursday 17 July). History Barangaroo comprises most of the suburb formerly known as Millers Point and the western portion of Sydney where the now defunct shipping port is being redeveloped into a recreational, business and shopping precinct.  |
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