Date: 27 October 2004
Venue : Four Seasons Hotel, Sydney
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| At the Annual Dinner and Awards night of the Urban Taskforce in Sydney on 27th October 2004, Craig Knowles MP, NSW Minister for Infrastructure, Planning and Natural Resources, presented the Urban Taskforces Development Excellence Award 2004 to DB RREEF Office Trust and Lend Lease for 30 The Bond, an environmentally sustainable office building. |  2004 Annual Dinner & Awards Night Four Seasons Hotel Sydney |
Overall Winner: Urban Taskforce Development Excellence Awards 2004
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30 The Bond A $120 million commercial property comprising 19,800 sqm net lettable area in Millers Point, Sydney.
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Min. Criag Knowles, presents to Michael |
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| Designed by Lend Lease design with collaborating architects Peddle Thorp Walker, and project management and construction by Bovis Lend Lease. | ||||
Winner: Urban Taskforce Development Excellence Awards 2004 for Residential Development
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Cove Apartments, Sydney
The Cove complex comprises 213 apartments in a 45 storey tower designed by Harry Seidler and Associates. |
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Grocon International Pty Ltd Cove Apartments |
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| The development also includes a 1700 sqm office building occupied by the Catholic Archdiocese of Sydney, and a restored two level heritage building. | ||||
Winner: Urban Taskforce Development Excellence Awards 2004 for Residential Development – Regional
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Tea Gardens Grange Lifestyle Resort Tea Gardens Grange Pty Ltd & Crighten Properties
A 15 hectare retirement village development in Tea Gardens which comprises 190 homes, |
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Tea Gardens Grange Pty Ltd & Crighten |
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| 2 clubhouses, swimming pool, workshops and a communal vegetable garden for its residents plus a future aged care facility. | ||||
Winner: Urban Taskforce Development Excellence Awards 2004 for Residential Development – Masterplanned Community
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Breakfast Point
A masterplanned community of 1865 harbour front homes and apartments, a country club, village centre and 30 hectares of public and private open space. |
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Rosecorp Pty Ltd The Bpardwalk Newcastle |
Commendation: Urban Taskforce Development Excellence Awards 2004 for Residential Development
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The Boardwalk, Newcastle
A mixed use development comprising residential, commercial and retail uses in the Honeysuckle development precinct at Newcastle. |
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Stronach Developments Pty Ltd The |
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| Designed by Crone Partners. | ||||
Winner: Urban Taskforce Development Excellence Awards 2004 for Commercial Development
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30 The Bond
A $120 million commercial property comprising 19,800 sqm net lettable area in Millers Point, Sydney. |
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DB RREEF Office Trust & Lend Lease |
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| Designed by Lend Lease design with collaborating architects Peddle Thorp Walker, and project management and construction by Bovis Lend Lease. | ||||
Commendation: Urban Taskforce Development Excellence Awards 2004 for Commercial Development
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Space 207, St Leonards
An A grade commercial tower on Sydney’s north shore which provides commercial and retail space adjacent to St Leonards railways station. |
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Michael Winnem, Charter Hall Holdings |
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| Designed by Peddle Thorp Walker Architects | ||||
Winner: Urban Taskforce Development Excellence Awards 2004 for Industrial Development
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Laminex Facility, Greystanes
A purpose built industrial facility for Laminex. |
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Colin Rockliff, Masquarie Goodman Management Ltd. Laminex Facility |
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| Designed in-house by MacQuarie Goodman Management Limited. | ||||
Commendation: Urban Taskforce Development Excellence Awards 2004 for Industrial Development
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Building A1 – former Ford Facility Lidcombe
A purpose built industrial facility. |
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Macquarie Goodnman Management Ltd, |
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| Designed in-house by Macquarie Goodman Management Limited. | ||||
Winner: Urban Taskforce Development Excellence Awards 2004 for Sustainable Development
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CSIRO Energy Centre, Newcastle The new home and showcase for the CSIROs energy research activities on the site of the former BHP waste site, now remediated and reborn as part of the Steel River Industrial estate. |
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CSIRO, CSIRO Energy Centre, Newcastle |
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| Designed by Cox Richardson Architects | ||||
Winner: Urban Taskforce Development Excellence Awards 2004for Environmentally Sensitive Development
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Hunter Economic Zone
One of the largest business estates in the Asia Pacific Region at 3,200 hectares, the Hunter Economic Zone is a 20 year environmentally sensitive development project which |
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HEZ Nominees Pty Ltd Hunter Economic Zone |
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| includes the preservation of 70 percent of the site as bushland protecting local fauna and flora. | |||
Judging Panel:
| Chair – Mr Chris Johnson NSW Government Architect |
Councillor John McInerney Deputy Lord Mayor, City of Sydney |
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| Mr Robert Harley Property Editor Australian Financial Review |
Mr Sam Haddad Deputy Director General Department of Infrastructure, Planning and Natural Resources |
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| Mr John Ferrarin Director WT Partnership (Aust) Pty Ltd |
Mr David Tanevski Managing Director, Kingsway Capital Group and Director, Urban Taskforce |
| These projects represent the pinnacle of achievement for the property industry in Australia. For more information about the awards contact Urban Taskforce on (02) 9238 3955 |
