Landmark residents are invited to attend, either in person, or online, a forum on 3 September that will explore “density done well”. Full details of the forum are contained on the OCN website.
Canberra is growing, and more of us will live in townhouses and apartments in the years ahead. The question isn’t whether our city changes – it’s whether we get that change right.
How do we make sure new homes and communities are well built, affordable to live in and designed for the future? How do we restore confidence in apartment living, reduce building defects, improve strata management and make it easier for residents to access rooftop solar, home batteries and EV charging?
Join ACT and Federal Independent representatives alongside leading experts in planning, construction and sustainability for a practical conversation about what “density done well” really looks like – and the reforms needed to build a better Canberra. Whether you already live in an apartment or townhouse, are thinking about moving into one, or care about planning a sustainable future for Canberra, we’d love you to be part of the conversation.The Owners Corporation Network (ACT) is an association of unit owners and body corporates that has been established to further the interests of persons living in medium and high density housing in the ACT, and to address their concerns as and when necessary. Gary Petherbridge, an owner/resident at Landmark, is the President of the OCN (ACT). Landmark Apartments representative on the OCN (ACT) is owner/resident and EC member, Anne Walker.
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