The growth areas paradox
Through interviews with leading experts in planning, economics, and leasing, Joseph Wright from i2C Architects unpacks the ‘growth areas paradox’,...
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Spring Farm Village gets green light and now 70% leased
Kingborough Council has approved Tipalea Partners’ Development Application for its new Spring Farm Village project in Kingston. The $45 million...
Tipalea Partners and i2C Architects unveil plans for neighbourhood activity centre in Tasmania
Property developers Tipalea Partners, along with i2C Architects have launched plans for Spring Farm Village in Kingston to service the...
Improvement Districts as a model for regeneration
A Business Improvement District (BID) is a partnership where property owners and retailers come together to make a positive and...
What’s in store with new Green Star Buildings?
This article co-authored by Claire Bowles Sustainability Lead, i2C Architects & Chris Buntine, Sustainability Manager, Northrop Consulting Engineers was first published in SCN...