ES Design is a multi-award-winning building design company. Founded in 1998, our expansive portfolio consists of an impressive collection of residential, commercial, and industrial development projects.
With over 20 years of experience, we have amassed a wealth of knowledge that has earned us a reputation as leaders in our field. We specialise in building design, coordination and approval of Development Applications and Complying Developments.
Beyond our regulatory and technical insight, ES Design pays special attention to the style and functionality of your home. We’re known for creating luxurious spaces that accommodate a myriad of lifestyles.
Our vast knowledge of building concepts, materials and colours, and the ways in which they interact, affords us the ability to produce designs that are longstanding in both style and structure.
We see planning controls as a framework for good building design, rather than a constraint on what we can achieve. We consider important principles like sustainability, community, liveability, and building integrity.
NSW Government proposes expanding land use to aid in farming recovery. NSW Government has put forward several changes that will allow farmers to use their land in innovative ways…
NSW Government to simplify rezoning process following feedback from discussion paper NSW Government is simplifying the rezoning process by introducing new measures that aim to speed up the planning system and subsequently create new jobs, homes and open spaces. A new approach to rezonings in NSW The Planning Reform Action Plan is a series of …
NSW Government to increase BASIX standards NSW Government has proposed higher BASIX standards for new residential buildings as they work towards their 2050 target of net zero carbon emissions. How higher BASIX standards will affect you In working towards a net zero target by 2050, NSW Government has proposed an increase to BASIX standards for …
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Following the Building Ministers’ Meeting (BMM) that took place on 30 April 2021, a consensus to include minimum accessibility provisions in the National Construction Code (NCC) 2022, was reached.