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Every city builds differently.
The planning instrument, the building stock and even the light change between these cities — and imagery that ignores that is obvious to anyone who works there. Here’s what we account for in each.
Sydney
NSW
The most contested planning environment in the country, and the one where imagery is most likely to be argued over.
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Melbourne
VIC
A design-literate market where the drawings are usually good and the imagery is what lets them down.
From $1,000 per image
Mornington Peninsula
VIC
Clifftop houses, vineyards and holiday homes on Melbourne’s doorstep — in a landscape the planning scheme protects hard.
From $1,000 per image
Geelong
VIC
A waterfront city planning for six times as many residents in its centre — Australia’s only UNESCO City of Design.
From $1,000 per image
Brisbane
QLD
A market being rebuilt in public, with a hard deadline attached to it.
From $1,000 per image
Perth
WA
Bigger lots, harder light, and a coastal condition that punishes generic material choices.
From $1,000 per image
Gold Coast
QLD
Australia’s off-the-plan capital, where towers are sold from imagery years before they reach the skyline.
From $1,000 per image
Sunshine Coast
QLD
Beach towns, hinterland retreats and a new city centre at Maroochydore — a coast that sells a way of living as much as a building.
From $1,000 per image
Byron Bay
NSW
A coastal town with a two-storey ceiling, a fiercely guarded character and some of the most sought-after coastal homes in Australia.
From $1,000 per image
Adelaide
SA
Stone villas, wide streets and long summer evenings — and one planning code for the whole state.
From $1,000 per image
Canberra
ACT
A planned capital of wide landscapes and long views, assessed now on outcomes rather than rules.
From $1,000 per image
Hobart
TAS
A small capital with a deep heritage, a working waterfront and kunanyi / Mount Wellington over every view.
From $1,000 per image
Newcastle
NSW
A harbour city remaking its centre — from coal port to light rail, heritage terraces and new apartments on the water.
From $1,000 per image
Southern Highlands
NSW
Country estates, cool-climate gardens and heritage towns two hours from Sydney — where a new house is judged against its landscape.
From $1,000 per image
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In Australia · October 2026
How approvals differ across Australia
Every state runs its own planning system, and the brief for imagery changes with it. The short version, state by state; each city page has the detail and the sources.
New South Wales
Since 28 February 2025 the Low and Mid-Rise Housing Policy has allowed dual occupancies, terraces, townhouses and apartments within 800 metres of nominated stations and town centres.
Victoria
Since 31 March 2025 the Townhouse and Low-Rise Code has covered townhouses and apartment buildings up to three storeys: a design that meets every standard is deemed to comply.
Queensland
Brisbane’s 2032 Games venue program was set out in the Queensland Government’s Delivery Plan of 25 March 2025, and the Gold Coast and the Sunshine Coast are both writing new planning schemes.
Western Australia
The revised Residential Design Codes took effect on 10 April 2024, including the new Medium Density Code for townhouses and small apartment buildings.
South Australia
The Greater Adelaide Regional Plan, released on 17 March 2025, identifies where 315,000 new homes will be built over the next 30 years.
Australian Capital Territory
The final Territory Plan took effect on 27 September 2024, with design guides for missing middle housing, apartments, urban design and the city centre.
Tasmania
Hobart moved to the statewide Tasmanian Planning Scheme on 26 September 2025, when the Hobart Local Provisions Schedule took effect.