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<p>This week Laurence sits down with the CEO and Founder of <a href="https://www.binyan.com.au/">Binyan Studios</a> Andrei Dolnikov. Amongst other things they discuss the company's humble beginnings in Andrei's lounge room to the importance of having an understanding of not just architectural design but also photography. </p>

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Podcast - Episode 51: Binyan Studios' Andrei Dolnikov

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<p>In this week's podcast, recorded at Melbourne Town Hall, I chat with Councillor Nicholas Reece who is also the chair of the City of Melbourne's Planning Portfolio. We discuss the City of Melbourne's Melbourne Design Guide for the Central City, why they are necessary to ensuring a walkable city and diverse streetscapes that add to Melbourne's design credentials and heritage fabric.</p>

<p>The impact of amendment C270 on the Central City is also touched on and the possibility of revisiting some of the aspects including the possibility of transferring development rights from one site to another.</p>

<p>This will be the final podcast for 2018. We look forward to continuing to provide engaging podcasts with key figures within the industry in 2019.</p>

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<p><span style="font-size:11px;">*Please note the following correction, it's the former <a href="https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/APA_Building,_Melbourne"><u>APA Building</u></a> that Cr Reece is referring to and not the ANA Building.</span></p>

<p><span style="font-size:11px;">**The podcast was recorded on Monday 10th December at 4:30pm, prior to the <a href="https://www.melbourne.vic.gov.au/about-council/committees-meetings/meeting-archive/pages/future-melbourne-committee-10-december-2018.aspx">Future Melbourne Committee meeting</a>. The Future Melbourne Committee unanimously supported the motion to lodge a planning application to the Minister for Planning for the redevelopment of Council House 1 and the greater precinct.</span></p>
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Laurence Dragomir

Weekly Podcast - Episode 44: Cr Nicholas Reece talks Planning within the City of Melbourne

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<p>This week Alastair and I briefly chat about the new VRC Club Stand at Flemington which has been unveiled in time for the Melbourne Cup and the growing number of commercial developments.</p>

<p>We also discuss Melbourne Airport's master plan vision which includes the proposed location for an Airport Station as part of the AirRail Melbourne proposal being considered by the State Government as well as some cosmetic upgrades to terminals and changed vehicular access and drop.</p>

<p>A few election topics are covered including more level crossings and planning zones from Mentone through to Frankston. Alastair also laments the lack of bus love in Melbourne from either side of politics.</p>

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Weekly Podcast - Episode 38: Planes, buses and trains

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<p>Following on from Urban.com.au's earlier Podcasts with <a href="https://www.urban.com.au/guides/weekly-podcast-episode-32-the-greens-sam-hibbins-talks-all-things-transport">Greens Member for Prahran, Sam Hibbins</a> and<a href="https://www.urban.com.au/guides/weekly-podcast-episode-35-labors-neil-pharaoh"> Labor Candidate for Prahran, Neil Pharaoh</a>, today we complete the trifecta with Liberal Candidate for Prahran, Dr. Katie Allen. Dr. Allen and I discuss the challenges facing Melbourne and Victoria as a result of unprecedented levels of population growth and what the State Coalition's policies to tackle these issues are, should they be elected to form government on November 25.</p>

<p>The question of what type of city does Melbourne want to be in the future is also posed, with Dr. Allen citing the two extremes of sprawl or a decentralised medium density model - do we want to be a "State of Cities or a City State?"</p>

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Weekly Podcast - Episode 36: Liberal for Prahran Dr. Katie Allen

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<p>Following Urban.com.au's chat with Greens Member for Prahran and transport spokesperson, Sam Hibbins, I sit down with Labor candidate for Prahran, Neil Pharaoh.</p>

<p>Neil and I discuss the Labor Party's key transport projects including the Suburban Rail Loop, level crossing removals and the current Melbourne Metro Project and the benefits these represent for the seat of Prahran.</p>

<p>Neil talks about having a continued construction pipeline of large scale infrastructure projects in Melbourne, citing the City of London as an example where one project finishes and then its straight onto the next one.</p>

<p>The Liberal candidate for Prahran, Dr. Katie Allen, has also recorded a podcast with us - look out for our chat next week.</p>

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Weekly Podcast: Episode 35 - Labor's Neil Pharaoh

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<p>Alastair runs through this week's news highlights - <a href="https://www.urban.com.au/news/traditional-residential-developers-cash-in-on-yarras-300000sqm-commercial-boom">City of Yarra and it's large commercial pipeline</a>, the Gold Coast's proposed ferry service and the Hurstbridge Line project proposal from the Victorian Government.</p>

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Weekly Podcast: Episode 26 - City of Yarra's commercial project pipeline

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<p>Alastair and Laurence sit down and discuss some of the larger news events this week - Suncorp signing up into a large development in Brisbane, Tullawong at the end of Sydney's new metro line going from strength to strength, Melbourne Airport's master plan release and the Victorian opposition are on a roll with public transport announcements in the lead up to the November 2018 election.</p>

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Weekly Podcast: Episode 24 - Suncorp in Brisbane, Tullawong, Baxter and Melbourne Airport

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<p>State Government budget weeks are upon us again with QLD releasing its 2018-2019 budget this week and New South Wales delivering theirs next week.</p>

<p>Also - could you ever imagine a new tall residential proposal in the middle suburbs would have a whopping 43% of its units configured as 3 bedroom?</p>

<p>LongRiver Group's done just that in Melbourne's Box Hill at <a href="https://www.urban.com.au/news/longriver-groups-three-bedroom-surprise-for-their-third-box-hill-skyscraper">843 Whitehorse Road</a>.</p>

<p>And finally there's Australia's future top 10 tallest skyscrapers. Read more about them <a href="https://www.urban.com.au/news/top-10-future-tallest-buildings-in-australia">here</a>.</p>

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Weekly Podcast: Episode 18 - Queensland and NSW Budgets, LongRiver Group's Box Hill project, and Australia's future tallest skyscrapers

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<p>This week Laurence and Alastair discuss some of the news events of the week finishing up with the Federal Government's budget.</p>

<p>These include the flipping of the 55 Clarke Street site on Southbank, Probuild winning the contract for Stage 1 of Caydon's Malt District development in Cremorne, and the Woods Bagot and Hayball designed Carlton Connect project for the University of Melbourne.</p>

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Weekly Podcast: Episode 14 - Federal Budget Week 2018

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<p>Laurence &amp; Alastair chew the fat on the Victorian Budget, released on the 1st of May 2018.</p>

<p>They're interested and keen to see more information on the plans for the apartment building exteriors standards. Dandenong's new stadium proposal gets a look in and they both lament the amount of road funding vis-a-vis new metropolitan public transport initiatives.</p>

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