Month: November 2020

To call yourself a “Sydneysider” is a privilege. Whether you’re scouting for rental units in Ashfield or checking out properties for sale in Lalor Park, claiming your space in the most vibrant city in New South Wales is an achievement of a lifetime for many. However, moving into this city with a population of over 5 million can be quite expensive especially in areas near the Central Business District or CBD. If you want to claim your Sydneysider badge on a budget, then the suburbs are the best place to look for rental properties. There are over 650 suburbs in Sydney. According to The Urban Developer, dwellings within 10 kilometers of Sydney’s CBD can run you up to a little over a million Australian dollars. But in suburban areas within 20-30 kilometers of the CBD, prices are much mo...

Architects have always been applauded for their high creativity and unique ability to take bits and form a whole while grasping viewer attention. They may not be eulogized enough, but their impact is seen and felt everywhere. From hanging stairways to structures built on water, or the edge of a cliff, while resisting natural pressures such as wind and rain, we see architectural masterpieces every day. And so, when it is time to put up your own structure, you also want to go for the best that is not outside your budget of course, but you are stuck. Should I go for architects who work alone or should I employ the services of an architectural company? To answer this simple and fundamental question, we would simply look at the basic differences between these two guys and suggest a better...

Street furniture ranges from the benches and seats to planters, street lamps, bollards, bicycle racks, and barriers. These are installed by the local authorities to make the street more people-friendly and safe. Street furniture creates the perfect setting for resting, sitting, and having social interactions with others. Hardwood benches alongside streets and in parks and playgrounds provide a safe spot for the children and elderly to rest and socialize. The street furniture is mostly in the hands of the local governing body and regulated by UK road traffic standards.  Public space is strongly bound to a city’s cultural identity, history, and traditions. Street furniture which is properly integrated into the design of the public space helps to create an identity and develops a sense of ...