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Central Coast Architect

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Elite Kitchens: Boutique Quality Kitchens and Bathrooms with 3D Design in Newcastle NSW

Elite Kitchens is a small boutique kitchen company offering quality kitchen showrooms in Newcastle, NSW. We are dedicated and passionate about creating high-quality kitchens and bathrooms. Our services cover every aspect of your kitchen, including door handles, splashbacks, doors, and benchtops. Our team includes skilled workers and architects who can provide a 3D visualization of your kitchen.

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Behind the Smile: A Dentist's Role in Enhancing Confidence

A confident smile is a powerful expression of self-assurance and well-being. Behind every radiant smile is often a skilled dentist working diligently to enhance both oral health and the confidence of their patients. The pivotal role that dentists play in boosting confidence extends beyond mere aesthetics; it encompasses a holistic approach to oral care that considers the psychological and emotional well-being of individuals.

One of the primary ways dentists contribute to confidence is through cosmetic dentistry. Procedures such as teeth whitening, veneers, and orthodontic treatments are not just about creating a visually appealing smile; they are transformative experiences that instil a sense of pride and self-assuredness. By addressing imperfections or misalignments, dentists empower individuals to put their best smiles forward, positively impacting their confidence in various aspects of life.

Orthodontic treatments, including traditional braces and clear aligners, exemplify the dentist's commitment to not only straightening teeth but also correcting bite issues. As individuals witness the gradual transformation of their smiles, a newfound confidence often emerges. The ability to speak, eat, and smile without hesitation contributes significantly to improved self-esteem, fostering a positive self-image that extends beyond the dental chair.

Moreover, the empathetic and supportive approach of dentists plays a crucial role in alleviating dental anxiety and fear, which can be significant barriers to seeking dental care. Establishing a trusting relationship with patients, explaining procedures, and creating a comfortable environment are essential components of a dentist's role in enhancing confidence. When individuals feel understood and cared for, they are more likely to prioritise their oral health and undergo necessary treatments without reservations.

Beyond the physical aspects, dentists contribute to confidence by promoting overall oral wellness. Healthy teeth and gums are integral to a confident smile, and preventive care measures, such as regular check-ups and cleanings, are fundamental in maintaining optimal oral health. A dentist's guidance on oral hygiene practices and lifestyle choices further empowers individuals to take control of their dental well-being, reinforcing their confidence in the long run.

In summary, the dentist's role in enhancing confidence is multifaceted, encompassing aesthetic improvements, psychological support, and a commitment to overall oral health. The transformative impact of a confident smile extends far beyond the dental chair, influencing interpersonal relationships, professional success, and individual well-being. Dentists, as architects of smiles, contribute not only to the improvement of oral health but also to the uplifting of spirits, ultimately allowing patients to face the world with confidence and assurance. For more information visit dentist Newcastle NSW.

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Greenacres House, Merewether, Newcastle, NSW by Austin Maynard Architects | Photography by Tess Kelly & Ayden Sheperd

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How To Find A Home Builder Who Will Do A Turn-Key Sale

Whаt іѕ a turn-key custom builder? Thіѕ term means a builder whо manages thе entire residential construction process frоm start tо finish. Sо whеn уоu place thе key іn thе frоnt door оf уоur home, уоur custom home project іѕ complete!

Thіѕ turn-key approach takes thе stress аnd worry оff thе homeowner аnd requires thе builder tо complete аll aspects оf thе home frоm start tо finish. Mаnу homeowners don't realize whаt thеу аrе missing whеn thе don't work wіth a turn-key builder. A home builder thаt іѕ nоt turn-key mау leave оut important pieces оf thе building process, ѕuсh аѕ, lot clearing, obtaining permits, connecting utilities аnd еvеn paying subcontractors. A turn-key builder аlѕо concentrates оn finishing thе smaller details оf thе home building process, ѕuсh аѕ, landscaping wіth grass аnd plantings, fencing, аll utilities connected аnd еvеn cleaning уоur home uроn completion.

It mау ѕееm unbelievable thаt a custom builder wоuld nоt bе a turn-key builder, but mоѕt аrе nоt. Bringing аll thе details оf уоur custom home tоgеthеr іѕ whаt separates good builders frоm nоt, аnd non-turn key builders frоm turn key builders. Sо hоw dо уоu fіnd a comprehensive custom builder? Ask builders specific questions аѕ уоu hаvе thеm bid оn уоur custom home plans.

Hеrе аrе a fеw questions thаt wіll point уоu tоwаrdѕ thе right custom builders:

I need house plans, саn уоu meet wіth mе аnd thе architect?

Whо wіll pull thе permits fоr building mу home?

Whо wіll clear аnd prepare mу lot fоr construction?

Whо іѕ responsible fоr paying thе subcontractors аftеr thе work іѕ completed?

Hоw muсh landscaping did уоu budget for? Wіll thіѕ cover placing sod covering thе frоnt аnd bасk yards

I want a fence аrоund mу yard, wіll уоu dо this?

Thеѕе simple questions wіll help уоu determine іf a builder wіll cover аll thе responsibilities thаt соmе wіth building уоur custom home. Whеn I provide a residential construction quote tо build a new custom home оr home renovation project уоu саn bе assured thаt еvеrу dеtаіl wіll bе given attention аnd included іn thе price. Yоu needs tо make sure thе ѕаmе іѕ true fоr уоu whеn searching fоr home builders. For more information about the home, builders go to this website.

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MM House, Vaucluse Sydney

MM House, Vaucluse Property, Sydney Home, NSW Real Estate, Australian Architecture, Images

MM House in Vaucluse, NSW

29 Apr 2022

Architects: KA Design Studio

Location: Vaucluse, New South Wales, Australia

Photos: Katherine Lu

MM House, Sydney

MM House developed from the desire to make specific connections with Sydney Harbour’s iconic landscape. A heightened sense of transparency articulates a thick plan – situating domestic life against the sublime natural and urban backdrop of the harbour and city skyline.

The orientation and configuration of the house curate a series of view points that link the domestic realm to the landscape beyond. The subtle level changes uncover new aspects of the harbour landscape and provide delineation of space within the plan.

The house is formally geometric – but is punctured by courtyards and breaks that offer unexpected vistas, and lend complexity to the section. Stripped of enclosing walls living spaces orientate outward, diffusing thresholds through a series of operable glazed doors. Double height voids in the living and courtyard spaces extend this connection, with the view presented as a ‘series of moments’ when making one’s way through the home.

The project has been designed to be robust and endure the setting of a coastal environment. With the advancements in material technologies realised in bionics, the external facade is enveloped in a self cleaning render. Allowing nature to clean and revitalise the facade whilst repelling harsh abrasive salts from the harbour.

In order to move away from a predominately flat surface resolution, characterised by contemporary applications of render, we adopted a hand crafted technique. The render is applied by spraying the substructure then hand pressing with a trowel, giving depth and irregularity to the strong geometric form.

Internally the house materialises as an arrangement of refined surfaces and details, layered against the raw and elemental nature of concrete, marble and timber. This play, balances the homes reduced external palette and invites warmth and tactility to the project.

MM House in Sydney, Australia – Building Information

Architects: KA Design Studio – https://kadesignstudio.com.au/

Project size: 800 sqm Site size: 1100 sqm Completion date: 2019 Building levels: 3

Photographer: Katherine Lu

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Location: Vaucluse, Sydney, NSW, Australia

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These Emerging Creatives Are The Future Of Australian Design

These Emerging Creatives Are The Future Of Australian Design

by Sasha Aarons

Wiesebrock Architecture consists of just Richard Wiesebrock who approaches his custom residential projects with a collaborative method. Photo – Ben Hosking. Styling – Wiesebrock Architecture

DREAMER is a small Melbourne-based practice that has pledged to never exceed 100 projects. Photos – Rory Gardiner. Styling – Dreamer Lab.

Wiesebrock Architecture

Helmed by architect Richard Wiesebrock, Wiesebrock Architecture is a one-man firm. His experience across residential, hospitality and commercial projects lends him a unique lens when working closely on custom houses for boutique clients. A love for all facets of design pervades his collaborative approach to architecture.

DREAMER

DREAMER is rooted in human-centred design and biophilic principles, paying careful attention to the environment, waste and longevity of each element. Having pledged to never exceed 100 projects, this small Melbourne-based architecture and interiors firm is dedicated to the advancement of ethical design practices.

Jessie French’s seaweed-based bioplastics, developed through her studio Other Matter. Left: Photo – Amelia Stanwix for The Design Files. Right: Photo – Pier Carthew. Art Director – Thalia Economo.

Dinzi Amobi’s fashion and homewares brand Ulo Australia utilises wax fabrics sourced from markets across Tanzania, Ghana and Nigeria. Photo – courtesy of Ulo Australia.

Other Matter

As part of her vision for a post-petrochemical future, artist Jessie French developed her own recipes for algae-based bioplastics. She moulds this new material into fully compostible, aesthetically refined tablewware.

She founded her experimental studio Other Matter to consult on collaborative design and art projects with other  creatives and businesses.

Ulo Australia

Dinzi Amobi left behind her successful career as a lawyer to pursue her creative dream: making homewares and fashion from vibrant wax fabrics sourced from markets in Tanzania, Nigeria and Ghana. From her studio store in Abbotsford Convent, she sells pieces handmade from these textiles under her label Ulo Australia.

Dinzi’s work celebrates the colour and culture of her heritage.

Curious Practice is an architecture firm based in Newcastle, NSW. Photo – Kat Lu.

Curious Practice

Architecture studio Curious Practice was established in 2017 with a desire to bring high quality design outcomes to the Newcastle region. Founders Warren Haasnoot and Greg Lee hire graduates from the Univeristy of Newcastle in order to ensure great connection to the community and culture of the local area.

A careful and conscious material expression typifies their environment-conscious projects.

Jack and Mark Fearon design and handweld their powder-coated aluminium furniture from their workshop in Burleigh Heads. Photo – Sarah Darling

Tsai Design aims to destigmatise residential architecture as a lofty, elitist and expensive service by designing small-scale and modest budget projects. Photo – Tess Kelly.

Brothers Fearon Fabrication

Brothers Jack and Mark Fearon drew on their plumbing and boilermaker training to found their steel fabrication company, Brothers Fearon Fabrication. They produce the ‘Bread with Butter’ collection – a series of powder-coated aluminium furniture handwelded by the pair in Burleigh Heads and retailed through Curated Spaces.

Despite perfectly contemporary curves and aesthetically appropriate colour combos, neither Jack nor Mark’s design background involves formal training; instead, a natural eye for art, colour and form supplements their extensive trade careers.

Tsai Design

Led by architect Jack Chen, Tsai Design creates small-scale residential or modest budget projects. The firm is guided by a philosophy to de-stigmatise architecture as an inaccessible, expensive and elitist service by designing practical, efficient spaces.

Lauren Lea Haynes is a three-in-one design practice from a one-woman show. Photo – Jess Brohier.

Lauren Lea Haynes

Furniture designer and sculptor Lauren Lea Haynes founded her multi-disciplinary practice during Melbourne’s 2020 lockdowns. Her many-pronged studio produces timber, powder-coated steel and upholstered furniture as well as curvaceous limestone sculptures.

Lauren is a slow furniture practitioner.

Charlie White is a multidisciplinary designer engaged in architecture and industrial design. Photo – Charlie White.

Nicole Lawrence is a furniture, metal fabrication and lighting studio. Photo – Nicholas Wilkins.

Charlie White

Charlie White is a multidisciplinary designer engaged in architecture practice and industrial design. Characterised by an aesthetic of sombre, gothic plasticity, his seductive and expressive works made from found materials freely traverse the boundary between art and functionality.

His project for Melbourne Design Week 2021 saw furniture pieces constructed from 13 discarded mattresses soaked in concrete.

Nicole Lawrence Studio

Working with a manufacturing-led design approach, Nicole Lawrence is a furniture, metal fabrication and lighting studio. She manufactures her own in-house collections of furniture and lighting, as well as providing design and production services for local brands and studios.

The Design Files + Laminex Design Awards 2021 Emerging Designer award is presented by Phoenix Tapware.

Inspired by innovation and passionate about design, Phoenix Tapware is a market leading pioneer in Australia and New Zealand’s bathroom and kitchen industry. With a range of internationally award-winning tapware, accessories and shower products, Phoenix proudly celebrates a ground-breaking reputation for design, quality and customer service.

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ArchDaily - Bar Beach House / Bourne Blue Architecture

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architects: Bourne Blue Architecture

Location: Newcastle NSW, Australia

Project Year: 2020

Photographs: Shane Blue

Area: 361.0 m2

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Civic justice

There is an expressive architecture that conveys, through its form and ornaments, the sentiments that the institution it houses should inspire. This is particularly true of all buildings related to order, authority and the legal system: the severe prison, the powerful police station, or the austere courthouse. This gravitas, which was expected in the 19th century, no longer applies today, judging by the new courthouse in Newcastle, a coastal town in Australia, located approximately one hundred kilometres north of Sydney. The building designed by the COX architecture firm is indeed expressive, but it translates an open and positive image of justice. The bright colours, the textures, the dynamic, straight, tapered forms present the law as the link between the citizen and society rather than as a source of punishment. The courtrooms and halls are naturally lit by skylights, large glass facades demonstrating a clear determination to be transparent. Another sign of this civic vision is the building’s location in the heart of the town’s civic district, close to its other institutions.

 The corner plot allocated to the courthouse features a strange geometry, an acute triangle prolonged by a strip on one side. The architects did not try to make this extravagant plot regular, on the contrary, they used the plot’s irregularity to give the project its strong identity. An overhanging tip of the triangular construction marks the intersection of the two streets on either side of the courthouse, a strong gesture compensated by the efforts made by the architects to reconnect the building with the existing urban fabric. Main parts of the building on the first floor over ground level create a link with the historic buildings of the town and the courthouse itself. Vertical veils send out a message of quiet strength, a combination of various materials symbolises the diversity of society. Concrete screen walls serve as sun shields. Their pattern is reminiscent of the plants that were growing on the site when the town was founded. Timber, stone, zinc – the latter chosen for its aspect and its durability, make the entire building a sort of inhabitable work of art.

 Courthouse, Newcastle,NSW (Australia) by Cox Architecture

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Unlock the Secrets of BelleKitchen: A Small Boutique Kitchen Company in Newcastle.

Elite Kitchens is a small boutique kitchen Showrooms in Newcastle, NSW. We are dedicated and passionate about creating high-quality kitchens and bathrooms. Our services cover every aspect of your kitchen, from door handles and splashbacks to doors and benchtops. Our team includes skilled workers and architects who can provide a 3D visualization of your kitchen. For more information, please visit our website.

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What Does a Gas Fitter Do?

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What Does a Gas Fitter Do?

Almost every home uses gas in some way. Most commonly used for cooking or heating your home, having a gas line connected is essential for your family’s comfort. However, gas is highly flammable and you do not want it leaking in or around the house. As there are many ways gas lines can cause harm, you’ll need an experienced professional to make sure that the gas lines connected to your home are as safe as possible.

Call your trusted gas fitter in Newcastle. Gas fitters work on anything related to gas lines. Working with gas lines is a specialist job, so if your home uses gas for any purpose whatsoever, have a professional gas fitter do the job for you.

11 things to know about gas fitters and reasons to hire them

Gas fitters perform a variety of jobs, and working with gas lines and appliances that use gas is their specialty. There are a number of things to know about what it is exactly that gas fitters do, and why their help is crucial in making your home a safer space for your family. Here are 11 things to know about gas fitters and why they’re necessary if you have issues with your gas system.

1. You need a professional license in order to be able to work with gas lines.

Gas lines very dangerous things to work on. Both proper training and experience are needed to be able to work with them. It’s for this reason that licensed professionals are the only ones who are legally allowed to freely and extensively work on gas lines.

No matter how much of a natural prodigy you are with gas lines and gas-operated appliances, it is against the law if you do not have a professional license from the NSW government. Getting a license requires study, training, and ample experience. There are also proficiency levels involved with dealing with gas lines. Make sure that you hire the most proficient and experienced Newcastle gas fitters to work on your home.

2. Gas fitters are trained to understand house and building plans.

House and building plans seem simple enough. Lines indicate walls, doors and frames are drawn in, spaces indicate floor space, and many more. However, properly reading a house or a building plan takes a lot of work and training. Tapping into a gas line requires careful planning which involves interpreting the sketches of the house or building plan.

Reading, understanding, and working on home plans is not a task that just any person can do. Unless you are a trained architect, engineer, plumber or gas fitter, chances are that you will not be able to comprehend everything sketched down on a house plan. Gas fitters are trained to read these plans and perform the necessary steps to make sure that your gas appliances fit into your home properly and safely.

3. Gas fitters connect your home to gas lines.

This is perhaps one of the most important roles that gas fitters play. They connect your home to your area’s gas line to make sure that you are supplied with the necessary amount of gas to perform your day-to-day routines. This includes cooking, regulating temperature, and heating in residential homes. If you’re running a restaurant business, then a gas fitter is critical to ensuring your smooth operation.

Gas lines can be quite risky to work with since natural gas is highly flammable. Gas fitters are well-trained in order to tap into these lines and help connect your home safely to them.

Note that the work of a gas fitter does not end at connecting your house to the gas pipeline. Chances are you’ll need the help of a professional gas fitter again to maintain a consistently working and safe gas line. Read on to find out more of what gas fitters can do.

4. A gas fitter is in charge of safely connecting your equipment to the gas line, and making sure that it works.

Gas fitters, aside from connecting your home’s main gas line to your area’s gas line, are also in charge of making sure that the appliances that require natural gas are all in working order. This involves ensuring that appliances and equipment are all properly connected to the gas line. There should be no leaks as these can pose a threat to you and your family, and everything should be in good working order.

Your home’s main gas line should also be safe from leaks and be easily accessible. A gas fitter makes sure that your appliances can properly and efficiently tap into the main gas line for ease of use. Gas fitters also have to make sure that all the equipment and appliances are correctly supplied with gas, as an improper supply can serve as an indicator for problems. These problems can range from improper pipeline installation to gas leaks.

If you’re thinking of getting a Newcastle gas fitter to look at your home, make sure you only get the most experienced ones.

5. Gas fitters also do repair work for gas line-related appliances and equipment.

Since these appliances likewise deal directly with volatile gases and substances, gas fitters also do repair work for these in case that they get damaged. These appliances can range from burners, gas regulators, and gas metres, among others.

Gas regulators and meters, in particular, deal directly with the main gas line of your house. Any damage to these may affect how well your other gas appliances can function. As soon as you notice any damage to your gas regulator or metre, make sure you contact a gas fitter right away. Some signs of damage to these include improper gas readings, failure to manually increase or decrease gas flow, and mechanical problems.

Most importantly, gas fitters are also trained to deal with gas leaks in your appliances. Leaks are a serious problem that need attention as soon as they are detected. Don’t wait if you suspect a gas leak at your home.

6. A gas fitter is in charge of the maintenance of gas lines.

Professional gas fitters are in charge of your area’s main gas lines. Your house’s main gas line and any connections to it should be your priority. It should come as no surprise that gas fitters are also in charge of these.

Homes should have their gas lines checked annually at a minimum. There are also other indicators that will require you to have your gas line checked even if there is no visible damage to the pipes. Some of these indicators include a change in the quality of the flame in your burners, bubbling near the pipes, gas smells, and patches of dead plants in the garden. If you spot anything strange near where your gas pipes are, then make sure to consult with a gas fitter just to be on the safe side.

7. Gas fitters are in charge of troubleshooting gas line problems.

When you do spot problems that stem from gas lines, your trusted gas fitter will evaluate the situation. Even if you’re not able to pinpoint the exact signs and indicators of these gas problems, a licensed gas fitter is professionally trained to spot these issues and fix them.

Remember, however, that gas fitters aren’t miracle workers. Make sure that you note down anything strange, or anything that makes you suspect that there is damage to your appliances or your gas lines. This will help make the job easier.

8. Gas fitters put safety systems in place for detecting gas leaks.

  A gas fitter is in charge of the safety of your home with regard to gas-related concerns. There are safety systems that can be set in place to help make sure that your family and house are safe from any untoward incidents regarding the gas lines.

No matter how careful we are, normal wear and tear can damage gas pipes and lines at home. Fortunately, dangerous accidents can be prevented by having these safety systems in place.

9. Gas fitters are in charge of fixing up flues.

Flues are where waste gases can exit your home. These gases are normally the product of burning, and will need to exit your home after the process of combustion. Not having a proper exit point in your home can be detrimental to your and your family’s health since these gases are often not safe to breathe in.

The most common gas flues are simple pipes and channels that lead the gases away from the area of combustion, and to outside your home.

While many gas flues are constructed when a house is built, like chimneys and some pipes, it is the job of a gas fitter to make sure that your appliances and equipment that use gas are properly connected to these channels. These connections will ensure that no waste gases remains inside your home after combustion. This will make your house a much safer space for you and your family.

10. Gas fitters are responsible for making sure that you know the safety systems of your gas lines.

Safety systems are totally useless if no one knows how to use them. The safety systems in your house’s gas lines, which are set up by a gas fitter, are no different. It is a gas fitter’s job to show you how to maximise the use of these gas safety systems and make sure that you know what to do in case of emergency.

As prepared as any house can be, a great way of ensuring safety is having all the safety systems and equipment in place, having an entire home well-versed in these systems (not just you – make sure your family is also in the know!), and having emergency hotlines at the ready at all times.

11. Gas fitters are in charge of other gas-related work.

Gas fitters do not just work with houses and buildings. Pretty much any gas-related work will require the help of a professional gas fitter. If you have a boat or anything that isn’t an automobile but requires the use of gas, then the chances of you needing the help of a gas fitter are quite high.

No matter how much you think you know, always get a trained gas fitter to be on the safer side of things.

Trust only the a trusted gas fitter in Newcastle

Green Planet Plumbing is a family owned business composed of skilled, certified, and experienced gas fitters and plumbers who are more than willing to help you out with any gas or gas line-related needs. We have been around for decades and we can assure you that we are more than capable of doing the best work for your gas fitting and plumbing needs. Contact us at 02 4911 9402 or send us a message through our contact page.

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Oceanfront residence, perfect to grow old in with lots of light, sleek and clean lines

Oceanfront residence, perfect to grow old in with lots of light, sleek and clean lines

Oceanfront residence, perfect to grow old in with lots of light, sleek and clean lines

Architects: Austin Maynard Architects Location: Greenacres, Australia Year: 2018 Photo courtesy: Tess Kelly Description:

“Greenacres is located only metres from the ocean cliffs in Merewether, Newcastle, NSW. In their brief, the owners, Basil and Jo, asked for a family home that they could grow old in, with…

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Award-winning NeW Space Precinct (Photo: UON) 

Newcastle Law students study at award-winning NeW Space

The University of Newcastle’s (UON) flagship City campus has taken out the top prize at the Australian Institute of Architects’ 2018 Newcastle Architecture Awards, held on March 23.

UON’s NeW Space, designed in collaboration with Melbourne-based Lyons and the Hunter’s EJE Architecture, received the top Newcastle Jury Prize as well as three further awards for Educational Architecture, Interior Architecture and Urban Design.

Chief Operating Officer Mr Nat McGregor said the awards were wonderful recognition of NeW Space’s innovative design and its impact on the flourishing Newcastle CBD.

“This recognition is a testament to the world-class building and its wider impacts on our communities, our students, staff and our business and industry partners,” he said.

Officially opened last year and delivering new academic and research programs in business, law and emerging fields including creative industries, innovation and entrepreneurship, NeW Space has made an impressive mark on the region.

The jury noted the vertical campus was highly impressive and “an exemplar of design for ‘new generation’ learning, urban renewal, and of civic place making, drawing together a complex brief of interlocking educational and public spaces.”

NeW Space was supported by Australian Government funding of $30 million through the Education Investment Fund Regional Priorities Round, NSW Government funding of $25 million and an investment of $40 million from UON.

Study at the Newcastle Law School

When you study law at the University of Newcastle, you’ll have access to the state-of-the-art facilities, as Newcastle Law School is now housed at the NeW Space precinct! JD students are currently enjoying the highest quality social learning spaces, digital library services and information commons, collaborative learning and research spaces, and facilities for engagement with industry, business and the community.

Program: Juris Doctor (JD) Location: Newcastle (Callaghan) Duration: 3 years Semester intakes: February and July each year Next available semester intake: July 2018 Application deadline: There is no official application deadline. Candidates are encouraged to apply at least three months prior to the program’s start date.

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Award-winning NeW Space Precinct (Photo: UON) 

Newcastle Law students study at award-winning NeW Space

The University of Newcastle’s (UON) flagship City campus has taken out the top prize at the Australian Institute of Architects’ 2018 Newcastle Architecture Awards, held on March 23.

UON’s NeW Space, designed in collaboration with Melbourne-based Lyons and the Hunter’s EJE Architecture, received the top Newcastle Jury Prize as well as three further awards for Educational Architecture, Interior Architecture and Urban Design.

The jury noted the vertical campus was highly impressive and “an exemplar of design for ‘new generation’ learning, urban renewal, and of civic place making, drawing together a complex brief of interlocking educational and public spaces.”

NeW Space was supported by Australian Government funding of $30 million through the Education Investment Fund Regional Priorities Round, NSW Government funding of $25 million and an investment of $40 million from UON.

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