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Invitation to Tender | Landcom, on behalf of Sydney Metro, is releasing a medium-density residential development opportunity within close proximity to Tallawong and Rouse Hill stations at 93 Schofields Road, Rouse Hill and land on Cudgegong and Terry Road, Rouse Hill, known as the Tallawong Station Terry Road Precinct. The development's objective is to maximise the supply and diversity of housing for different generations, lifestyles, and price points.   The Invitation to Tender is open until Tuesday, 27 November 2024, 5:00pm AEDT.   Find out more and register your interest here: https://lnkd.in/gwekfNjG #SydneyMetroNorthWestPlaces #SydneyMetro #DevelopmentOpportunities #TallawongStation #RouseHill

Registration of Interest | Landcom is seeking respondents to our Registration of Interest to be considered by Landcom to participate in the Invitation to Tender to acquire Sites 1, 2 & 3 at Edmondson Park. Our vision is for a well-designed residential development that provides a quality place for future residents to live in Southwest Sydney, within walking distance of transport connections.    The Registration of Interest is open until Wednesday, 27 November 2024, 5:00pm AEST.   Find out more and register your interest here: https://lnkd.in/gXB_kwxc #LandcomPlaces #DevelopmentOpportunities #EdmondsonPark

We did it! Hats off to our Landcom team who took part in today's 5.6km J.P. Morgan run around Sydney's Centennial Park 🏃 Landcom is proud to celebrate teamwork and support the health and wellbeing of our staff as a part of the world's largest corporate team-based running event. Over 20 Landcom team members completed the J.P. Morgan Corporate Challenge together and enjoyed some well-deserved fun and food at the after party celebrations. Well done team! Until next year 👏 #jpmorgancorporatechallenge #jpmorganrun #jpmcc #teamwork

The NSW Government has announced major planning reforms, empowering us to increase the supply of affordable housing solutions. Thanks to an expanded State Significant Development (SSD) approval pathway, we have received the green light to deliver 100% affordable housing dwellings in our Lachlan’s Line development in Macquarie Park. Our partner Link Wentworth will now progress with construction plans. Read the full announcement from the Minister for Planning and Public Spaces Paul Scully, Landcom’s CEO Alexander Wendler, and Link Wentworth's CEO Andrew McAnulty here: https://lnkd.in/gwyk_aaD #LandcomPlaces #AffordableHousing #PlanningReforms

Landcom is proud to announce that our proposal to deliver 330 new homes in Orange, with 20% allocated as affordable housing, is now on exhibition for community feedback. This rezoning proposal for the Redmond Place Precinct is the first project to progress through the Minns Labor Government’s Social and Affordable Housing Rezoning Pathway, a key initiative to tackle the housing crisis. This faster, simplified process will help to speed up the delivery of much needed homes, including affordable housing, across the state. We are eager to collaborate with the Orange community and Orange City Council, as your involvement is crucial in making this vision a reality. The Public exhibition is open until 12 November 2024. Learn more and have your say https://t.ly/oZutG #AffordableHousing #NSWHousing #OrangeNSW #HousingCrisis

Our CEO Alexander Wendler was on the Committee for Sydney ‘Defining Density’ panel along with Abbie Galvin, Prof Hazel Easthope & Tom Mackellar sharing valuable insights on the non-negotiables of urban density. Helping shape a vision for a more liveable and sustainable Sydney, at Landcom we're committed to turning these principles into reality. Special mention to Lendlease, Committee for Sydney & Eamon Waterford for hosting us, and to our Density Done Well partners Government Architect NSW. Learn more about Defining Density: https://lnkd.in/gmBGcVru #LandcomPlaces #Sustainability #UrbanPlanning #DensityDoneWell

As part of #NationalSafeWorkMonth we had the privilege of welcoming Patrizia Cassaniti, who shared the heartbreaking story of her son Christopher Cassaniti’s tragic death, due to a jobsite scaffold collapse in Sydney during 2019. Spreading the message of #ChristophersLaw, the powerful presentation underpinned the importance of work health safety in every workplace and aimed for a shift in thinking where safety complacency is removed with a desire for all parties to go home to their family and friends after work.   In 2023, 200 workers were fatally injured at work according to Safe Work Australia’s Key Work Health and Safety Statistics Australia 2024. National Safe Work Month encourages all individuals and organisations to prioritise work health and safety (WHS) and take preventative action to reduce the number of work-related injuries, illnesses and fatalities.    Learn more about Patrizia’s Project: https://lnkd.in/gcX9uxi   #LandcomPeople #WorkPlaceSafety #SafetyFirst #SafetyIsEveryonesBusiness

At Landcom we are truly proud of our focus on staff wellbeing and believe that a diverse and inclusive workplace fosters a positive working environment.    Our 2024 office refurbishment involved reimagining our office layout to drive cultural alignment, improve productivity, enable technology and enhance overall employee wellbeing. This included: • An inclusive workplace that incorporates universal design principles • Diverse, flexible spaces that incorporate technology for seamless in-person and online collaboration, and focus and retreat areas to support neurodiverse needs  • Biophilic sound-scaping and improved acoustical tactics that absorb sound and help reduce distraction  • Improved communal and social spaces, supporting connection and a sense of belonging.    This approach was acknowledged in 2022 when we were announced as finalists in the Australian HR Institute (AHRI) Awards in the Mental Health category.   Learn more about careers with Landcom: https://lnkd.in/gRHFfiTF   #LandcomPeople  #Careers #wellbeing

Landcom's CEO Alexander Wendler onsite at Edmondson Park 👏

Landcom and Sydney Metro are working together to plan new places for communities to live, work, shop, and play near the Metro North West Line.   Our Sydney Metro Northwest Places placemaking program fosters a sense of community and belonging as these places evolve.    The program includes art, food, performance, culture, and events which help to create a legacy of sustainable places.   Our recent Movie Nights at Bella Vista Pocket Park welcomed the community to enjoy a free outdoor cinema experience alongside local food vendors.   Learn more about our Sydney Metro Northwest Places placemaking program: https://lnkd.in/gT75KWr7   #LandcomPlaces #SMNWP #BVPocketPark #Placemaking