Future Urban

We are thrilled to announce that we’ve formed a strategic alliance with Ethos Urban. No other firm in the country will be as active as we are across as many markets with in-depth local expertise to match. The alliance means we now offer a broader range of services across a wider geographical area and our clients will find it easier to expand interstate by leveraging our national reach and network. Our shared values made this a natural fit and we look forward to working on some truly nation-shaping projects with the Ethos Urban team. Read further commentary on the alliance via the Property Council of Australia article here: https://bit.ly/3SyWSMT

It’s one thing to see our plans and people thrive at Future Urban HQ, but the opportunity to influence the wider industry landscape is another. We’re proud to see our very own Jason Cattonar and Jordan Hunt as upcoming nominees for the Planning Institute of Australia Committee in SA. Jason - SA Director Division Jordan - SA Committee Division Both have a diverse understanding and experience in planning across our state and we hope to see their leadership thrive with the PIA on its national scale. Voting submissions are open to full PIA members and will close on Friday, October 4 — we wish them the best.

It’s great to see the steel framework starting to take shape at Port Adelaide for the new Natrio and Koch Fertiliser Distribution Facility. This is one of the major industrial plans that Future Urban led in the past 12 months — with Christopher Webber taking the reins on this particular project. We'll be watching to see how it progresses!

Future Urban was a proud silver sponsor of the Planning Institute of Australia State Conference on Friday. FU’s Kayla Gaskin-Harvey, Belinda Monier and Emily Nankivell attended the conference and gained useful insights into how we work together to deliver the future growth of South Australia.   In the midst of the challenges facing development in the state, including the housing crisis and infrastructure limitations, comes great opportunities. Future Urban is excited to be at the forefront of exploring and advocating for these opportunities and supporting planning and the development industry into the future.   Congratulations to Jane Strange and her team for putting on a great event.   Cate Hart Nick Champion Elle Davidson — Zion Engagement  Marc Voortman Craig Holden Elinor Walker Rural City of Murray Bridge Wattle Range Council Department for Housing and Urban Development Renewal SA Finding Infinity Barunga West Council

Congratulations to our strategic partner Ethos Urban for securing this crucial opportunity to help tackle the nation’s housing crisis. Projects like this one in Tasmania can transform the way we live and help build stronger communities. We're thrilled to lead the way in planning across Australia alongside the innovative and highly credentialed EU team — leveraging local expertise on a national scale.

Future Urban's Michael Osborn MBA GAICD and Emily Nankivell worked closely with Adelaide Football Club and the project team to get this one across the line. We were thrilled to see the $100 million development finally receive planning approval last month. The development in Thebarton includes a new training and administration facility, retail outlet, licensed cafe with outdoor dining, club museum and a function room. The Crows are on track to begin construction works towards the end of this year. City Collective Place Project Management CIRQA Mott MacDonald WGA (Wallbridge Gilbert Aztec) dsquared Consulting Botten Levinson Lawyers

More affordable housing solutions coming to Bowden! Seventy new affordable housing opportunities have been unlocked in Bowden through a partnership between Renewal SA and UnitingSA. This initiative will further diversify the quality residential options within Adelaide’s inner-city ring. Known as Uniting on Second, the $37 million all-affordable apartment project will leverage its proximity to public transport, Adelaide’s CBD and high-quality local amenities. The development will also showcase a strong commitment to environmental and social sustainability featuring a spacious communal rooftop terrace and an extensive rooftop solar array that will reduce living costs for residents. The planning process was facilitated by Michael Dickson from Future Urban, working in partnership with the project team, including: Architect – City Collective Traffic – CIRQA Civil and Stormwater – CPR Engineers Acoustic – Resonate Consultants Sustainability – dsquared Consulting Waste – Rawtec Arborist – Arborman Tree Solutions Project Management/Builder – Kennett Builders We look forward to seeing this project come to life!   Further information regarding the project is available on UnitingSA’s website: https://lnkd.in/dvfQFZ_M

Another planning approval secured! Pelligra® has been given the go-ahead from the State Commission Assessment Panel to build a 60-bed hospital and health centre in the city for mental health conditions. Future Urban’s Michael Dickson worked with Pelligra through the planning process for this 6-storey development on the corner of Wakefield and Hutt Streets. JLL has also been appointed to lease the ground and first-floor tenancies of the mixed-use precinct - equating to approx. 10,000sqm of NLA for which Future Urban’s Bethany Andretzke has been instrumental in securing planning consents over the past 24 months. Architect: Design Inc.

Officially taking city-shaping to new heights! The Freemason’s Keystone Tower on North Terrace has been given the go-ahead by the State Commission Assessment Panel. Standing at 183 meters tall, this 37-storey development will be Adelaide’s first skyscraper. The Future Urban team, and specifically Fabian Barone and Renae Grida (one of our participants in the Property Council’s 500 Women in Property), worked very closely with Freemasons and developer Pelligra® on this project. We look forward to seeing it rise up. The tower will include the Westin Hotel, a wellness retreat, three-level observatory and the Adelaide Museum of South Australia’s History. Walter Brooke Bara Consulting Group

What a turnout! We had a fantastic time at the Property Council’s 500 Women in Property Launch event last night. Representing Future Urban were two of our talented team members Theresa James and Renae Grida. Well done to the Property Council of Australia for helping provide exposure and professional development opportunities for women in the property industry.