planning guide
Which planning controls apply to a NSW development site?
A source-linked sequence for resolving the planning instruments, parcel maps, local guidance and building requirements that may affect a NSW site.
Director, Uplift Design · CEO, Plynth · Sessional Academic, University of Sydney and Western Sydney University
Matthew A. Fuller
Matthew A. Fuller is Director of Uplift Design, CEO of Plynth and a sessional academic at the University of Sydney and Western Sydney University. He holds a Master of Architecture, Bachelor of Design in Architecture and Diploma of Architectural Technology.
- Relationship to Plynth
- Chief executive officer of Plynth
- Published role
- Director, Uplift Design · CEO, Plynth · Sessional Academic, University of Sydney and Western Sydney University
- Topic scope
- Architectural and planning due-diligence workflow, Plynth product methodology, Source presentation and calculation logic
- Qualifications
- M. Arch, B. Des Arch, Dip. Arch Tech
- Review boundary
- Matthew provides internal technical review as Plynth's CEO and an architectural practitioner. This is not independent planning, legal, certification or NCC advice.
- Public profile
- LinkedIn profile
Published work
06 recordsplanning guide
LEP, SEPP, DCP and NCC: how the instruments interact
A practical NSW guide to the different roles of LEPs, SEPPs, DCPs and the National Construction Code across planning and building decisions.
planning guide
How to read zoning, Height of Buildings and FSR maps in NSW
A verification checklist for connecting a NSW parcel to zoning, Height of Buildings and Floor Space Ratio map layers and their written provisions.
planning guide
How to calculate floor space ratio in NSW: a worked example
An inspectable floor space ratio example showing the arithmetic, source checks and gross-floor-area assumptions that must be resolved for a NSW site.
insight
How Plynth tracks planning-instrument currency and effective dates
Plynth's source-maintenance method for separating source identity, currency basis, checked date, change triggers and dependent-page review.
insight
How a Plynth planning answer is connected to its source
A provenance walkthrough showing how a planning question, parcel, instrument, provision, evidence and qualified conclusion remain connected.