A magistrate’s court decision this week upheld a judgement against a couple who decided to ignore a simple copyright notice. Instead they foolishly chose to walk an architectural design down-the-road to a project home builder.
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Build Magazine has recognized Threadgold Architecture’s recent south west Western Australian sustainable architecture projects throughout 2018 and the proposed projects for 2019 currently progressing through planning.
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Threadgold Architecture has been named Boutique Architecture Firm of the Year – Western Australia. After initially being shortlisted in May 2018 for the Architecture Awards by the Corporate Livewire readership, Threadgold Architecture has now been awarded Boutique Architecture Firm 2018.
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Recently shortlisted for the 2018 Architecture Awards by the Build Magazine readership, south west building designer, Threadgold Architecture has been awarded Best Environmentally Sustainable Design Firm 2018 – Western Australia & Best Australian Holiday Home Design Project, for the contemporary beach house design overlooking the coastal native dunes along Geographe Bay.
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These days, the ‘elephant-in-the-room’ when it comes to development approval applications is local authority approval timeframes.
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A two storey luxury Dunsborough architect designed beach house along Geographe Bay Road, currently being designed by south west architects; Threadgold Architecture, highlights the counter productive nature of the City of Busselton’s residential development policy.
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On 16 August 2016, the City of Busselton Mayor Grant Henley was interviewed on south-west am radio in response to Busselton-Dunsborough Times newspaper article published on Friday 12 August 2016 and then re-posted on the Busselton Dunsborough Times website.
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Threadgold Architecture Pty Ltd’s proposal for a 7 storey mixed use project located on a Duchess Street site within the proposed Mixed Use Zone R-AC3 will provide a dramatic shift for the Busselton skyline and deliver some much needed contemporary architect designed residential apartments and commercial units within the Busselton central business district.
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On 22 June 2016, the Shire of Augusta-Margaret River Council granted development approval to mine 514,500 m3 of sand and grit from Bramley, within the Shire of Augusta-Margaret River, for a period of ten years.
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The Omnibus One which has resulted in proposed amendment one to the City of Busselton Local Planning Scheme No. 21 will create profitable opportunities for the local property development sector.
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