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Low & Mid-Rise Housing (LMR) DA approval for 4 x multi-dwelling units

Low & Mid-Rise Housing (LMR) DA approval for 4 x multi-dwelling units

March 19, 2026
by Murray
General

Unlocking Development Potential Under Chapter 6 – Low & Mid-Rise Housing With the introduction of Chapter 6 – Low and Mid-Rise Housing under the State…

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Dual occupancies may be allowed in all R2 low-density residential zones

Dual occupancies may be allowed in all R2 low-density residential zones

July 1, 2024
by Christian
General

Effective from Today NSW Planning Changes Enable Dual Occupancy Development Across R2 Sites, Impact on Ku-ring-gai Council Area In a sweeping revision of planning regulations,…

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How do the NSW planning changes affect you?

How do the NSW planning changes affect you?

February 20, 2024
by admin
General

Late last year, the NSW Government announced wide sweeping changes to create new low-rise and mid-rise housing in NSW. The proposed reforms seek to: •…

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We are moving office

We are moving office

November 27, 2023
by admin
General

After an incredible 20 years in our office space, we’re thrilled to announce that we’re spreading our wings and moving to a new office. It’s…

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Project management from concept to completion

Project management from concept to completion

October 9, 2023
by admin
General

Are you dreaming of the perfect architectural project but feeling overwhelmed by the details? Look no further! At McCullum Ashby Architects, we’re not just architects,…

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Wahroonga Project update

Wahroonga Project update

May 19, 2023
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Commercial, General

McCullum Ashby Architects recently completed our architectural documentation for alterations and additions to an iconic Café in Wahroonga which was up until recently one of…

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