The South Australian Supreme and District Court Buildings, located within Adelaide CBD, are undergoing a $31m upgrade funded by the SA State Government. The existing heritage-listed buildings, built between 1869 and 1880, are undergoing changes… Read more
The new ‘vertical’ Docklands Primary School on Footscray Road, Docklands, is one of many new primary schools being built across inner Melbourne by the Victorian Government to ease pressure on existing primary schools, whilst catering… Read more
Catholic Education South Australia (CESA) are funding a new R-6 Primary School and co-located Early Learning Centre located in Hove, South Australia. The school will provide facilities for 530 students including specialist STEM, sports and… Read more
The 3 Molonglo Drive project is the latest office building to be constructed at the Brindabella Business Park in ACT and will be the new home of the Department of Home Affairs. The 35,000m² building… Read more
The University of Adelaide, located in South Australia, was established in 1874. The University has five campuses spread throughout the state; North Terrace (main campus), Roseworthy College at Roseworthy, The Waite Institute at Urrbrae, Thebarton,… Read more
Nan Tien Temple is the largest Buddhist temple in the southern hemisphere, located on a greenfield site on Princess Highway, Wollongong. “Nan Tien” literally means “Paradise of the South” in Chinese, and the temple complex… Read more
Building 1, Axle, is the first building within the new inner-city Sydney precinct and will provide approximately 18,000 employees state of the art work and lifestyle facilities. The precinct will encompass three high rise office… Read more
Calvary is one of the largest Catholic health, community and aged care providers in Australia, with four existing hospitals in South Australia. The existing Calvary Wakefield Hospital and Calvary Rehabilitation Hospital will soon be replaced… Read more
The Aspiring Enliven Care Centre (AECC) is a residential aged care facility located in Wanaka, New Zealand, providing specialist care facilities for palliative / aged and mental health residents. Originally opened in 2016, the Kitchen,… Read more
The Lion Arts Centre is located within the West End of Adelaide, a precinct dating back to 1854. The Centre’s buildings were originally established as a wholesale grocers , including milling, tea and bottling. In… Read more
The ANZAC Hall is the main assembly, presentation and performing arts centre for Prince Alfred College. The Hall was originally opened by Lieutenant General Sir Edric Montague Bastyan (the State Governor) in September 1963. The… Read more
The existing Shepparton Sports precinct (John McEwen Reserve) is located in Shepparton, VIC. The existing facilities have been redeveloped through a $21 million project funded by the Australian Federal Government, Victorian State Government, sporting club… Read more
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