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    <title>hive Community Center</title>
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    <dateIssued>July 25, 2023</dateIssued>
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  <abstract>Parramatta city is located on the west side of Sydney, being part of the Great Sydney as an important business district. The site forms part of the three-hectare Parramatta Square redevelopment precinct located at the core of the Parramatta Central Business District. Development near the site is primarily commercial with a lot of offices and retail. Development to the north comprises of a range of two- and three-story commercial buildings. To the east is located the recently constructed Western Sydney University Campus. To the south-east is the Sydney Water building, which is a high-rise commercial office tower. The renewal of Parramatta Square will deliver a complete revitalization of this area through development that transforms the area into a community-orientated civic space that injects social, cultural, and economic activity into the heart of the Parramatta CBD. </abstract>
  <note>Energy and sustainability, Manuelle Gautrand Architecture, Middle Density, Project, Urban Paradigms. </note>
  <note>Australia, Building construction, City development, Cultural identity, Design strategies, Economy, Flexibility, indigenous, Natural Lighting, Performative Envelope, Project, Resources, Social contributor, Sustainable, Sydney, Urban planning, Volume</note>
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    <topic>Energy and sustainability </topic>
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