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02 Jul 2013Hames Sharley Performing an Important Role
The Examining Perth’s Performing Arts Infrastructure report was launched in June 2013 by the Committee for Perth which included an analysis of existing and likely future demand for the performing arts infrastructure in Perth, the existing gaps and priority needs and also what is required to make Perth a liveable and vibrant city into the future.
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24 Jun 2013What the People of Perth and Peel Would Choose
The Housing We’d Choose: a study for Perth and Peel is an independent report which surveyed more than 2,000 people over a six month period about what matters most to them in terms of housing and was officially launched on 31 May 2013.
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17 Jun 2013Braggs Building Wins State's Top Architectural Award
The Braggs has become the State’s most celebrated building for 2013 after winning the top prize at the South Australian Architecture Awards.
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08 Apr 2013Hames Sharley Offsets "Air Travel" Carbon Footprint
Hames Sharley is taking action on climate change by offsetting all carbon emissions from air travel and supporting the Tasmanian Native Forest Protection Project.
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19 Mar 2013A University's Rich History Displayed through a Visual Narrative
To commemorate the University of Western Australia’s centenary this year, ten large and individually themed panels together with a series of totems have been specially designed to take the public on a visual journey which tells the story of the state’s first and one of the country’s most prestigious universities.
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19 Mar 2013Michelle Cramer Presents at the 2013 UDIA National Congress
Speaking to a crowd of approximately 400 people, Michelle shared her vision of future planning and design for Australia and that to avoid falling into the trap of “Australian sameness” we need to think smart first rather than big.
