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皇家植物园，悉尼和公共领域是最大的单一地点在悉尼中央商业区。空间的持续管理对于悉尼作为一个文化和旅游目的地的未来发展和方向至关重要。2016年是澳大利亚最古老的研究和科学机构，也是澳大利亚最古老的研究和科学机构。由于这座花园将在2016年庆祝200周年，它在澳大利亚的智力生活中占有独特的地位，也是一个受欢迎的娱乐和旅游目的地

The Royal Botanic Garden, Sydney and public Domain is the largest single site in the Sydney Central Business District. Ongoing management of the space is crucial for the future development and direction of Sydney as a cultural and tourist destination. Due to celebrate its bicentenary in 2016, and as Australia’s oldest research and scientific institution, the Garden holds a unique place in the nation’s intellectual life and as a popular recreation and visitor destination.

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新的综合规划将于2013年11月公布，将涉及花园的遗产及其作用、结构和未来形式；确定可使研究和教育蓬勃发展的手段；处理自然环境、设施和特点；并寻求为该花园建立一个具有复原力和可持续财政未来的框架。

The new integrated masterplan is due to be unveiled in November 2013.  It will address the heritage of the Garden and its role, structure and future form; identify the means by which research and education can flourish; address the physical environment, facilities and character; and seek to establish a framework for a resilient and sustainable financial future for the Garden.

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Grant Associates董事基思·弗兰奇说：“我们很高兴能参与到这个迷人的项目中来。由于皇家植物园和领域信托基金的主要作用是进行科学研究，我们必须确保一个可持续的财政未来，这项工作的资金与遗产、教育、娱乐和旅游目的地的需要相平衡。能有机会在这座令人惊叹的历史遗址的未来角色中扮演一小部分角色，这是一种真正的荣幸。“

Keith French, director, Grant Associates said: “We’re delighted to be involved in this fascinating project. As the primary role of the Royal Botanic Gardens and Domain Trust is for scientific research, we have to ensure a sustainable financial future and funding for this work, is balanced against the needs of heritage, education, recreation and as a tourist destination. It’s a real privilege to have the opportunity to play a small part in the future role of this amazing historic site.”

建筑师给予协会位置澳大利亚悉尼总计划合作者Cox Richardson建筑师和规划师皇家植物学和领域信托项目客户2013年

Architects Grant Associates Location Sydney, Australia Category Master Plan Collaborators Cox Richardson Architects and Planners Client Royal Botanics and Domain Trust Project Year 2013