Engineering excellence: How Pond B10 protects the Murrumbidgee
In the heart of Ginninderry, a sophisticated water management system is quietly working to protect one of the ACT’s most precious waterways. Pond B10, as it’s known to the project […]
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Shaping Ginninderry’s Future: New School, Local Centre, and Transmission Line Realignment
The Ginninderry Joint Venture is proud to announce key developments marking the next phase in Ginninderry’s transformation into a vibrant, sustainable community. Strathnairn School Opening in 2026 With the announcement […]
DA approval granted for Ginninderry Stage 1
Stage 1 of the Ginninderry project’s first suburb of Strathnairn has received Development Application (DA) approval, paving the way for the commencement of construction. Following two sales releases across the […]
Meet the Builders of Ginninderry – Part Ten: Bode Living
A select number of local builders have been hand-picked to bring the master planned vision for Ginninderry to life. All of the builders were assessed against a number of criteria, […]
Meet the Builders of Ginninderry – Part Ten: Renaissance Homes
A select number of local builders have been hand-picked to bring the master planned vision for Ginninderry to life. All of the builders were assessed against a number of criteria, […]
Housing diversity at Ginninderry
My role as Ginninderry Project Director is effectively to be the overall governance of the project. Ginninderry is a spectacular setting surrounded by the beautiful hills of the Brindabella’s and […]
Meet the Builders of Ginninderry – Part Seven: SM Precision Building
A select number of local builders have been hand-picked to bring the master planned vision for Ginninderry to life. All of the builders were assessed against a number of criteria, […]
Meet the Builders of Ginninderry – Part 6: McDonald Jones Homes
A select number of local builders have been handpicked to bring the master planned vision for Ginninderry to life. All of the builders were assessed against a number of criteria, […]
Connecting people through the pursuit of sustainable living
I recently came across an article featured on ABC News online, where visual artist Calista Lyons, now based in the US, returned to her hometown of Tallangatta Valley. Calista set out […]
Making (not viewing) art to find your “flow”
Last Friday I visited the Aboriginal Women’s Art Group workshop “Strong Women”* to talk to the women there about making artworks and products for our development. There were 10 women […]
The Link – From Vision to Reality
As an architect, the hardest stage is the translation of the design into built form. Although it is the main outcome, this is where the design and vision can sometimes […]
Easy and active living – the future of Ginninderry transport
As part of the Ginninderry development a number of additions or upgrades to existing or planned roads, and associated infrastructure need to be implemented to support and improve access to […]