A major milestone reached at CARINGBAH PAVILION last week, with the project officially topping out and the structure now at full height. It was great to see the team at Conquest™ mark the moment alongside project partners, trades and the wider delivery team, recognising the collaboration and effort driving the precinct forward. With construction continuing toward mid year completion, Caringbah Pavilion is quickly taking shape as a new lifestyle precinct for the Sutherland Shi

Today marks the beginning of Lunar New Year, a celebration centred on family, renewal and welcoming a fresh cycle ahead. This year is especially significant. 2026 welcomes the Year of the Fire Horse, a rare combination in the Chinese zodiac that occurs only once every 60 years. The Horse traditionally represents movement, ambition and progress. Paired with the Fire element, it symbolises energy, transformation and the courage to move forward with purpose. Across generations,

Getting this group in one frame required the same precision as fitting services into a basement ceiling with no millimetres to spare. So after a few “do we really need this?” conversations… here we are. The people in this image carry responsibility for how this business operates and delivers. They have built this company through discipline, technical depth and long-term trust with clients and collaborators. We are proud of the people in this frame. Just as importantly, we are

A seven-level mixed-use residential development comprising 12 oversized apartments above four ground-floor retail tenancies, delivered on a tightly constrained 598 sqm site with two basement parking levels. The upper three levels deliver full-floor penthouses with dual harbour and ocean views, incorporating a retained heritage element within the final scheme. Located at 9–11 Victoria Parade, De Ville is progressing through early construction following completion of demolition

The project occupies a prominent island site with four street frontages and comprises seven buildings of up to eight storeys, delivering approximately 290 apartments arranged around landscaped central gardens and shared open space. Its scale and configuration play a key role in shaping a new, well-connected urban centre anchored by the Hills Showground Metro Station. Goldfish & Bay is part of the consultant team delivering the project alongside Meriton Group and Giles Tribe A

The scheme comprises a collection of 2, 3 and 4-bedroom residences, including a penthouse, on a tightly constrained inner-city site. Developed by Ceerose and designed by BVN Architecture in collaboration with Koichi Takada Architects, the project sits within a part of Sydney where tight site conditions, limited access, and planning constraints place pressure on how buildings are planned, serviced, and constructed. Rather than scale driving the design, key decisions are shaped