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Buying Off The Plan

Buying Off The Plan

Architecture, Ideas by Open Journal

At Neometro we appreciate that buying off the plan can be a complicated process so on Saturday 12th May we sat down to talk through the ins and outs to bring you that step closer to purchasing your piece of the urban high-density dream.

Tripfuser Launches

Tripfuser Launches

Ideas by Open Journal

New platform enables users to design multi-day dream experiences with hand-crafted trips from local experts.

Neometro Achieves ReCertification as a B Corp.

Neometro Achieves ReCertification as a B Corp.

Ideas by Open Journal

For Neometro, business is about financial and social outcomes- we are strong supporters of social enterprise.

What Would Jane Do?

What Would Jane Do?

Ideas by Lisa Cugnetto

This year’s Open House Melbourne pays homage to American urbanist and activist Jane Jacob in a special program that uses her ideas as a catalyst for conversations about Melbourne’s future.

Slow down, World

Slow down, World

Ideas by Open Journal

This stunning picture book by Tai Snaith is a timely reminder for children and adults alike to slow down, stop and appreciate the world around us.

Left Under

Left Under

Ideas by Open Journal

The vacant land created by the Sky Rail has the potential to become an opportunity of identity and activation for the communities it passes through

The Plato Project: A New Approach to Business School

The Plato Project: A New Approach to Business School

Ideas by Open Journal

A new business school to help develop mindful leadership and purpose-driven business for entrepreneurs and business leaders

Morning Gloryville: Recommended Dose of Beats for Breakfast

Morning Gloryville: Recommended Dose of Beats for Breakfast

Ideas by Laura Phillips

Morning Gloryville is the worldwide breakfast rave phenomenon that brings bursting early morning life to the city.

Curbing the Urban Sprawl

Curbing the Urban Sprawl

Ideas by Open Journal

Urban sprawl in Australia is a critical challenge to the sustainability of our cities, not only from a transport perspective, but from the perspective of secure food resources and supporting resilient, well connected communities.