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Creating a project that meets all its aims is at the heart of any successful development, but that’s often easier said than done.
In this TUD Plus Briefing, Fiducia’s development director Marie Doyle shares the process behind the Sydney-based developer’s latest project, The Harriette in Neutral Bay, on the city’s lower north shore.
In her presentation, as part of The Urban Developer’s Boutique Development vSummit, Doyle, who is also a co-founder of Fiducia, said the process began by checking in with the firm’s mandate to ensure that it is a project “that's actually going to appeal to what we're doing and the broader market”.
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