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Facades are a reflection of an architect’s creative vision. It’s the first thing we notice about a building while the design and materials used reveal much about the identity and what’s on offer inside. Richard Francis-Jones is design director for fjmt, the architects behind Sydney’s latest architectural landmark , the mixed-use King & Phillip development . The project, which is scheduled for completion in 2020, features a stunning facade that incorporates curved glass and perforated bronze -coloured screens to create the impression of a shimmering golden tower . “Architects are definitely spending more time on facades in their designs, all around the world,” Francis-Jones says. “I think there is much greater recognition of them. Not only do they contribute to the character and identity of our streets and public spaces but equally as important is the way they perform and the way they work.” bronzed exterior encompasses the entire building." /> Sydney development King + P

COLLEGE STATION , Tex. (KBTX) A number of residents who hoped to move into a new high- rise apartment in College Station were turned away Saturday. Management with Sterling at Northgate sent some of their new tenants an email Friday night that said the property would have a delay in occupancy. The delay meant those tenants would not be able to move-in Saturday. According to the letter, the city will not allow residency in Building Two on August 19th, due to water shut-off to the building. Residents who spoke with KBTX say they were offered a chance to put their belongings inside, but they wouldn’t be able to stay the night. A spokesperson with the property, Merideth Savoie, says the water was turned off for inspections. “The closure affected only one of our buildings,” said Savoie. “As of this evening the water is back on and residents have been notified that they can move in.” Savoie told KBTX if the residents were not able to move in this evening they would ha