2015 Master Builders Western Australia Excellence in Construction Awards

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Level 1, 420 Hay Street, Subiaco WA 6008 AustraliaT +61 (8) 9388 2655 F +61 (8) 9388 1484 www.doricgroup.com.au

ADAM CHEVIN Project Director

Doric. The Rewards of Excellence.At Doric, our impressive record of construction achievement stretches across every region of Western Australia; from the Kimberley to the South West. Our rewards for excellence have included industry recognition through awards, but more importantly the continued growth in our construction portfolio.

In 2015 and 2016, Doric will deliver some of WA’s most significant new projects, from City of Perth Library, to the Quarter in Karratha, to Halls Head Shopping Centre, to the new Ronald McDonald House and the Melbourne Hotel.

Our continued growth allows Doric to maintain an even greater level of community engagement through local sponsorships, and industry involvement via support for the National Association for Women in Construction, the Australian Institute of Architecture, Karratha Districts Chamber of Commerce and Industry, and others.

Knowing that our future is as solid as our past gives us the incentive to keep on building on our powerful principles, and to keep on giving back to our community. That’s our reward.

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PACT’s whole of project expertise includes:

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While stunning structures are the visual hallmarks of our work, it is our ‘whole of project’ service and exceptional client satisfaction which truly sets us apart.

n Full responsibility and ownership of project delivery (design, construction & project management)

n Multi-level commercial, residential and civil projects through one point of contact

n WINNER of multiple prestigious Master Builders Association ‘Excellence in Construction’ awards

n Consistent successful delivery of multiple built-form projects since 2004.

n Commercial building division of the ABN (Alcock Brown-Neaves) Group. Australia’s Leading Construction, Property and Finance group.

n Recent major projects: 999 Hay Street, Perth, Wexford Apartments, Subiaco, 336 Cambridge Street, Wembley, Joseph Banks Secondary College, Banksia Grove, Edith Cowan University – Student Services Building, Joondalup, Baldivis library and

Community centre.

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That’s why Cbus would like to congratulate all the winners of the 2015 Master Builders Excellence in Construction Awards.

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The EX-facta™ program uses our exclusive purlin moment capacity

design method. It’s the fast, easy way to design optimised purlin

sections, even with irregular configurations and complex loadings.

The EX-facta™ program displays nominal section efficiencies within

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software or visit our website for more information on Exacta® Purlins.

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Patent Pending. Australian Registered

Design 329703.

Stramit FarLap® Roof Lap Joint System

Stramit Corporation Pty Limited ABN 57 005 010 195. Trading as Stramit Building Products. A member of the Fletcher Building Group. ® Registered trademark COLORBOND® is a registered trade mark of BlueScope Steel Limited.

This innovative system from Stramit Building Products allows deck roofs to be designed to any length without stepped joints or on-site roll-forming.

With the Stramit FarLap® jointing system, long roof runs can be broken into shorter sheet lengths, with no need for structural modifications. The Stramit FarLap® joint provides a strong, weather resisting joint between lapped sheets of Stramit Speed Deck Ultra® concealed fixed decking.

Shorter sheets means safer work practices, less thermal expansion and contraction, plus lower transport costs and smaller cranes.

For further information contact your local Stramit office.

www.stramit.com.au (08) 9493 8800

Roof decking breakthrough:

Lapped joints on long runs! Save up to 20% on steelwith Stramit Exacta® purlins

EX-facta™ software:

Mix spans of any length

Change lap lengths

Mix section thicknesses

Vary loads within spans

Reposition bridging

Using the Stramit Exacta® optimised purlin system with the Stramit EX-facta™ design software, can reduce your purlin steel costs up to 20% on large commercial projects.

The EX-facta™ program uses our exclusive purlin moment capacity

design method. It’s the fast, easy way to design optimised purlin

sections, even with irregular configurations and complex loadings.

The EX-facta™ program displays nominal section efficiencies within

each span. You can see critical and over-designed sections at a glance.

Contact Stramit Building Products for a copy of the EX-facta™


®Trademark of Stramit Corporation Pty Limited ABN 57 005 010 195. Trading as Stramit Building Products. A member of the Fletcher Building Group. Galvaspan is a trademark of BlueScope Steel Limited.

www.stramit.com.au


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This impressive publication showcases non-residential construction projects and all the entries in this year’s Master Builders-Bankwest Excellence in Construction Awards. The projects entered in this year’s awards have once again displayed first class workmanship and construction excellence; reflecting the high standards for which the Western Australian building industry has become renowned. The awards once again at tracted great diversity among the entrants, ranging from office buildings and educational facilit ies to the Youth Hostel at Fremantle Prison, across the entire state from Albany in the south to Kununurra in the north. This year we received 76 entries totalling over $3.4 billion in contractual value. Each entry was impressive in its own right.

The award categories this year included:• Best Historic Restoration or Renovation• Best Refurbishment or Renovation• Best Building Fit-out• Excellence in Waste Management• Best Multi-Unit Development• Excellence in Energy Efficiency• Best Health/Aged Care Building• Best Senior/Aged Person Multi Unit Development• Best Retail Building• Best Steel Building• Subcontractor of the Year Awards• Best Industrial Building• Best Education Building• Best Office Building• Best Public Use Building• Best State Government Building• Best Civil Engineering Project• Best Regional Project• Best New Builder Award for builders who have been

registered for 5 years or less• Jim Saunders Memorial Judges’ Innovation Award• Peter Hunt Memorial Architects Award

Our Best Regional Project was judged from the best 5 commercial projects from our Regional Building Excellence Awards in the North-West, Mid-West, South-West, Great Southern and Goldfields/Esperance regions.

Many thanks are extended to our panel of judges for their commitment and dedication. The panel consisted of four experienced builders, an architect and an engineer, all of whom contributed their valuable time and travelled great distances in some cases to judge this year’s diverse range of projects.

Master Builders congratulates all entrants, especially the winners, for the skills and professionalism displayed in their work. Your team of staff, specialist contractors and consultants deserve the highest accolades. The best of luck to those builders who will represent Western Australia in the Master Builders National Awards on the Gold Coast in November this year.

As always, we proudly acknowledge the support of all our corporate and public sector alliance partners, who have once again greatly assisted Master Builders in presenting our prestigious awards program. It is particularly pleasing to have the State’s leading bank in Bankwest as our principal partner again this year.

We hope you enjoy perusing this magazine as much as we did in compiling it for you with the assistance of our publishers, Crowther Blayne.

MICHAEL MCLEANDirector

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BANKWESTPartnering with Master Builders for nine years, Bankwest is an iconic institution providing banking and financial services to more than 1.3 million customers throughout Australia. Since 1895 we have been supporting our customers in the construction industry as they deliver exciting new projects which grow our city and our State. With our award-winning products and local knowledge, we can help you on your journey to success.

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BLACKWOODSToday, Blackwoods is the largest Australian distributor of industrial, engineering and safety workplace needs across 72 locations. A single source supplier, Blackwoods aims to deliver great customer service while saving customers time and expense with fast delivery of all their workplace needs at competitive prices.

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CBUSCbus is the biggest industry super fund for the construction and building industry, managing over $31 billion of members’ super. With over 721,000 members and 94,000 employers around Australia, Cbus has a dedicated call centre open Monday to Friday 6am - 6pm WST to support workers and businesses in WA with any questions about super, insurance or financial advice on 1300 361 784. Cbus invests back into the construction industry via wholly-owned subsidiary Cbus Property, who owns Perth’s 140 William Street building and helps boost the local economy and create new jobs in the industry with property developments around the country. Visit cbussuper.com.au for more info.

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BUILDING COMMISSION The Building Commission, as a division of the Department of Commerce, oversees the regulation of building, painting, building surveying and plumbing services in Western Australia. The Commission registers industry practitioners including builders, painters, plumbers and private certif iers. It develops and administers building and technical standards and provides research for building codes and standards, including coordinating WA’s input into federal initiatives. Providing information and advice on building industry standards, practitioner registration, codes of conduct and consumer protection to the community, industry and media are regular undertakings. The Commission develops policy proposals and provides support to Government to develop new and amended legislation to ensure a coherent, ef ficient and effective building standard and regulation framework. The Commission investigates and prosecutes offences under the building laws. A single-agency dispute resolution function has been developed to reduce costly delays and give consumers and providers access to professional conciliation, with fur ther access to the State Administrative Tribunal for complex disputes.

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HAYS RECRUITMENT Hays are Western Australia’s leading recruiting experts in the construction industry. With AS4801 accreditation and a key emphasis on safety, they supply technical and trades personnel into permanent positions, contract roles and temporary assignments across a wide spectrum of the industry. They have the market contacts, industry expertise, site presence, and reliable track record to help you deliver your projects on time, every time. Hays are proud to have been the recruitment partners for the Master Builders Association for over 9 years.

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HANSON As one of the world’s leading heavy building materials companies, Hanson offer an extensive range of construction products. This includes aggregates, standard premixed concrete, decorative premixed concrete and high performance premixed concrete. On a practical level, that means we can bring the best people to your project and deliver almost anywhere in Australia. It also means that whatever your construction project – residential, commercial, civil or industrial, we’ll make it happen.

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JACKSON MCDONALDJackson McDonald has one of the largest constructions teams in Western Australia. We work with construction companies on end to end solutions to help them achieve their commercial business objectives. Whether you are a principal, developer, contractor, consultant or subcontractor, we can assist on everything from contract negotiations and financing through to dispute resolution. With over 90 years’ experience, we understand the complexities facing the construction industry in today’s economy. Our team is nationally recognised by Chambers and Partners, Legal 500, Best Lawyers, Doyle’s Guide etc so you know you are in a safe pair of hands.

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CROWTHER BLAYNE Crowther Blayne is an Australian leader in business-to-business online and print publications, from concept development to final product, for a variety of industries worldwide. Crowther Blayne publications provide businesses with the broadest possible audience and target the most relevant decision-makers. By providing a plat form of the highest quality, products and services are presented in the best possible light to the marketplace and to industry networks.

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KLEENHEATKleenheat was established in 1956 by the then Westralian Farmers’ Co-operative Limited (now Wesfarmers Limited), following the establishment of a petroleum refinery at Kwinana in Western Australia. With a reliable source of LPG from the refinery, Kleenheat pioneered the distribution of both gas and gas appliances to regional areas of Western Australia. Today, Kleenheat is a leader in the supply, distribution and application of LPG, retails natural gas in metropolitan Western Australia to households, business and commercial customers; and sells electricity to business and commercial customers. When it comes to safety, reliability and energy solutions, no company is more responsive to the needs of its customers than Kleenheat.

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KONEKONE is one of the global leaders in the elevator and escalator industry. The company has been committed to understanding the needs of its customers for the past century, providing industry leading elevators, escalators and automatic building doors as well as innovative solutions for modernisation and maintenance. The company’s objective is to offer the best people flow experience by developing and delivering solutions that enable people to move smoothly, safely, comfortably and without waiting in buildings, in an increasingly urbanising environment.

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LEVESYS LEVESYS is construction industry software that streamlines all financial, managerial and operational aspects of your business. As an Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) software, LEVESYS is focused on integration with a high level of integrity, providing accurate data and significantly more productive business outcomes. LEVESYS software was built specifically for the Australian construction industry by people from the Australian construction industry. This is the reason why LEVESYS has achieved superior results and a faster return on investment for their clients since 1989. For all your construction software, systems, reporting and consultancy needs, LEVESYS is the answer.

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MBA INSURANCE SERVICESMBA Insurance Services (MBAIS) is the specialist building and construction industry insurance provider. MBAIS is a member service offered by the Master Builders Association – unlike other insurance brokers, all profits are injected back into the building and construction industry – your industry, to pay for things like technical and soft skills training, apprenticeship schemes, free legal advice and other services that assist your business. MBAIS are able to obtain broad policy coverage through policy wordings that are dedicated to the nuances of the building and construction industry. This includes having its own manuscript construction and liability wording should you have a complex contract requiring specialist cover. 40 building and construction specialists across Australia are ready to serve your every insurance and risk management need.

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MERIDIAN SERVICES Established in 1981, Meridian Services is now recognised as one of the largest and most reputable licensed Investigation and Security Companies within Western Australia. Meridian Services are suppliers of choice for a large number of clients both within the private and public sectors and across a range of industries. Our services include but are not limited to surveillance, security, investigations, asset protection, training and we strive to be the preferred supplier of building site security in WA. Our broad range of services, coupled with our wealth of experience, highly trained staf f and our commitment to our clients, places us in an excellent position to deal with any situation that you or your business may face.

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REDDIFUND ReddiFund has been serving the commercial construction industry for the past 21 years. It provides a financial service whereby employers may deposit their employee’s redundancy entitlements and thus ensuring that no matter what happens their entitlements are protected and employer’s obligations have been met. Neither employer, nor employee members are charged a fee for this service and any surpluses remaining after paying for the administration costs of the fund are applied for the betterment of the Industry. Some examples of where surpluses have been applied include the funding for the construction of the CSTC, the Plumbers multi story training centre, Master Builders websites and the funding of the ReddiFund counselling service.

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WASTE AUTHORITYThe Waste Authority is the State Government agency with responsibility for the Western Australian Waste Strategy; encouraging waste avoidance and maximising the recovery of materials that might otherwise be destined for landfill. Construction and demolition waste is a particular priority for the Authority and we welcome the opportunity to work with the Master Builders Association to recognise excellence in the industry.

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STRAMIT Stramit Building Products is a major Australian manufacturer of roll-formed steel building products, including roof and wall cladding, guttering and fascia, purlins, formwork and steel framing. As a member of the Fletcher Building group, Stramit is part of one of the largest building product groups in Australasia. Stramit works in partnership with builders, designers and installers to deliver innovative, high quality steel building products. Using the world’s best logistics and supply chain solutions, advanced IT systems to track order progress, and constant measurement of delivery and service, Stramit continuously strives to deliver the best products, in full, on time, every time.

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WEST AUSTRALIAN MECHANICAL SERVICES West Australian Mechanical Services is a wholly owned and operated Western Australian company specialising in all aspects of the mechanical services industry. Our business was conceived on basic principles, concentrating on “quality not quantity” and “customer focus” and in doing so we as a team have established ourselves in a very competitive market. Our team are our biggest asset – our people, are professional, enthusiastic, pro-active and most importantly committed to a better outcome at all levels of our chosen profession. West Australian Mechanical Services is a company that can be relied on to be a provider of solutions.

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ContraCts – Including all the features of the Estimates module, plus create variations and purchase orders. Time Line Scheduling allows you to track all onsite activities. With BEAMS Mobile for your Supervisor, the office and site is connected and you’ll never suffer scheduling nightmares again.

aCCounts – Full accounting functions allowing you to enter all invoices, make payments, issue progress claims and receipts effortlessly. Progress Automated Taxation processing. Payroll with job allocation timesheet. Detailed financial reporting including Cashflow projections, Work In Progress and Profitability Reports.

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BEams ProsPECts – Focuses on presales where the relationship between a company and the customer is managed. This includes capturing leads from the website, emails and other correspondence and tracking them.

BEams administration – Once a lead is won, the administration work begins on that lead and it is tracked as the job progresses to contract or conversion. The software allows you to customise as many processes as necessary to cover all your different business requirements.

BEams CustomEr Portal – All communication between your customer and your company is managed. Customers are given a username and password so that they can check their job status and request more information.

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ADRIAN RIDDERHOFAdrian is a Registered Builder and a Fellow of the Australian Institute of Building. Having commenced in the building industry over 45 years ago Adrian has gained experience on a variety of projects with some of Perth’s major constructions fi rms. He progressed to holding senior management roles including Director at Entact Clough. Adrian was a founding partner and Managing Director with Perth Building Company, commencing business with that company in 2003. In 2010, PBC was acquired by the national group, Built Environs. Adrian stayed with the new business as the initial WA State Manager to manage the transition and establish the growth path. In 2013, Adrian with partner Kevin Luttrell, decided they needed a new challenge and established Focus Building Company. Adrian is a Past Board of Management member and previous Member of the MBA Construction Council from 2001 to 2013.

PETER BRUECHLEPeter spent his career designing structures. In 1997 he retired from his role as Managing Director of the consulting practice he inaugurated in 1961. Since then he has been a sole practitioner providing structural advice on major projects and in disputes. He was awarded the John Connell Gold Medal by the Institution of Engineers Australia in 2001 and was made an Honorary Fellow of the Institute of Architects in 2002. In 2010 the Master Builders Association of Western Australia awarded him their Robert Law Award. Never noted for his patience Peter has joined the ranks of grumpy old men and considers there is much to be grumpy about.

KEVIN SALEKevin Sale has held senior positions in major Perth companies building volume housing and unit developments both in the metropolitan and regional areas. Kevin’s involvement with Master Builders has been eight years on the Safety Commitment followed by time as the Chair of Housing and a member of both Council and Executive Committees. Kevin is a past President of the Master Builders Association.

ROD MOLLETTRod is a Life Fellow of the Australian Institute of Architects and was appointed as a Member in the General Division of the Order of Australia for his service to architecture in 2014. Rod worked for the practice of Silver Thomas Hanley for more than 40 years, as a practice director for 25 years. Rod has also served on the Australian Institute of Architects (AIA) Chapter Council, the Architects Board of WA (ABWA) and the Architects Accreditation Council of Australia (AACA) in various roles. He continues to serve on Chapter Council and remains both State and National Convenor of the AACA APE and continues to practice architecture as a sole practitioner, provides counselling to younger professionals and professional expertise to a major local authority.

ROD SPROULERod has over 45 years experience in the Australian construction industry including 35 years in senior management roles with major Western Australian builders. He was President of the Construction Contractors Association of WA from 1997 – 2001, a member of the Master Builders Contracts Committee from 1981 – 1993 and a member of the WA Chamber of Commerce and Industry Construction Council from 1998-2001. Rod is a registered builder and was appointed Fellow of the Australian Institute of Building in 2009.

ANDY PEPPERCORNAndy is a registered builder with over 45 years' experience in the building & construction industry. He has held senior management positions for over 25 years. He is a current member of the Board of Management, a member of MBAWA Construction Council and a previous Board of Management member in 2002. He is a passionate advocate of OH&S and youth training and instrumental in getting a recognised industry induction program established in WA. He has been Chairman of the MBAWA Safety Committee for the past 9 years and a Committee member for over 20 years, the MBA representative on the Construction Industry Safety Advisory Council and the past Chairman of the West Australian Group Training Scheme for the previous 10 years. He was also the Deputy Chair of the Building & Construction Industry Training Council of WA between 1995 and 2001.

CHARLIE BAGGETTACharlie star ted in the Building Industry in 1962 doing a five year apprenticeship in Carpentry & Joinery. On completion of his apprenticeship he worked in both Residential and Commercial sector of the Industry. After gaining experience, he commenced studying for his Building Registration Certif icate. He started his own Building Company, Baggetta Builders in the South West in 1980, and is still active in the Company operations. Charlie is now a life member of the Master Builders Association and has held a membership since 1980.

Phone + 61 8 9241 600011 Harris Rd Malaga WA 6090

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Rack & Pinion Builders Hoists / Warehouse ElevatorsSales/Hire/Service

WORKING AT THE TOP

AXS specialises in the supply of scaffolding, access design, management services and site safety systems.

In its short history, AXS has achieved excellent market penetration working on major projects throughout Western Australia.

AXS holds design registration approval with Worksafe Western Australia for its cuplock modular access scaffold system and all ancillary components.

AXS is performing activities ranging from design of complex scaffolding projects to the erection and dismantling of scaffolding.

• DESIGN AND ENGINEERING

• IN HOUSE TRANSPORT AND LOGISTICS

• APPROVED AND TESTED SCAFFOLD COMPONENTS

• SINGLE-POINT CONTACT MANAGEMENT

• SUPPLY, INSTALL & DISMANTLE

• SPECIAL PROJECT FABRICATIONS

Phone +61 8 9241 6088 11 Harris Rd Malaga WA 6090

[email protected]

Materials HoistsUp to 2000kg

Warehouse ElevatorsBrickies HoistsMan & Materials HoistsUp to 2000kg and 4.2m Long Cage

Phone + 61 8 9241 600011 Harris Rd Malaga WA 6090

[email protected]

Rack & Pinion Builders Hoists / Warehouse ElevatorsSales/Hire/Service

WORKING AT THE TOP

AXS specialises in the supply of scaffolding, access design, management services and site safety systems.

In its short history, AXS has achieved excellent market penetration working on major projects throughout Western Australia.

AXS holds design registration approval with Worksafe Western Australia for its cuplock modular access scaffold system and all ancillary components.

AXS is performing activities ranging from design of complex scaffolding projects to the erection and dismantling of scaffolding.

• DESIGN AND ENGINEERING

• IN HOUSE TRANSPORT AND LOGISTICS

• APPROVED AND TESTED SCAFFOLD COMPONENTS

• SINGLE-POINT CONTACT MANAGEMENT

• SUPPLY, INSTALL & DISMANTLE

• SPECIAL PROJECT FABRICATIONS

Phone +61 8 9241 6088 11 Harris Rd Malaga WA 6090

[email protected]

Materials HoistsUp to 2000kg

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TO FIND A CONSTRUCTION EXPERTYOU NEED TO PARTNER WITH ONEOur association with the MBA extends over 10 years and we take our role as their preferred recruitment partner seriously. We understand the need and the importance of getting it right first time, every time.

With access to the largest and most comprehensive database of candidates, we have been supplying the best staff to the most prestigious projects and companies in WA. From trades and labour to executive, the city to the North West and beyond, our deep expertise and recruitment know how allows us to meet your processes and the demands of this ever changing and fast paced industry.

That’s why for over 38 years, we’ve powered the world of work.

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TO FIND A CONSTRUCTION EXPERTYOU NEED TO PARTNER WITH ONEOur association with the MBA extends over 10 years and we take our role as their preferred recruitment partner seriously. We understand the need and the importance of getting it right first time, every time.

With access to the largest and most comprehensive database of candidates, we have been supplying the best staff to the most prestigious projects and companies in WA. From trades and labour to executive, the city to the North West and beyond, our deep expertise and recruitment know how allows us to meet your processes and the demands of this ever changing and fast paced industry.

That’s why for over 38 years, we’ve powered the world of work.

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2015 BANKWEST BEST PROJECT

PROBUILD CONSTRUCTIONS (AUST) PTY LTD

PROJECT Cloisters on Hay, PerthPHONE 9363 1400

EMAIL [email protected]/ARCHITECT Buchan Group

ENGINEER Aurecon

Works in this development comprise extensive demolition through an existing two level basement and existing one level of fice floor, to allow for a new 13 level lif t and stair core to pass through, to which nine new levels of commercial of fice space and a fully enclosed top level central plant room is connected The development also includes the re-alignment of the existing Cloisters Arcade, and redevelopment of the retail units and central courtyard space, including a fully glazed canopy providing a fantastic social space protected from the elements. The project completed on time, within budget and without incident, producing a high quality product much to the satisfaction of the client.

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EMCO BUILDINGPROJECT Scotch College Middle School, Swanbourne

PHONE 9287 0100EMAIL [email protected]

ARCHITECT/DESIGNER Taylor RobinsonENGINEER Pritchard Francis

The Scotch College Middle School Development comprised a complex multi staged project that proved to be both challenging and rewarding for the project team. Staging and programme works were spread across an existing tight campus to maintain access for the College. The stage one building works (new middle school) was delivered one full term ahead of the programme, allowing the builder to take early possession of the refurbishment areas. The individual extension and refurbishment of building structures were constructed around three separable portions to facilitate the School’s requirements and maintain access and progress within the overall programme.


COOPER & OXLEY BUILDERS PTY LTDPROJECT Kununurra Replacement Courthouse, Kununurra


The Kununurra Courthouse occupies the site of the town’s original courthouse. The design intention to reflect the local landscape is applied to both external and internal elements and is amplified by the use of ample glazing to the spacious public and waiting areas, providing a strong sense of connection to the external surroundings. The building is a complex concrete and steel structure comprising 72 concrete panels formed and poured on site, in-situ concrete suspended slab, stairs and columns. Externally, the elevation of the building consists of various irregular shapes and angles, both horizontally and vertically.


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LEND LEASE BUILDING PTY LTDPROJECT Lakeside Joondalup Redevelopment, Joondalup


The redevelopment of Lakeside Joondalup into a super-regional asset presented the project management team with the opportunity to incorporate many innovative methods, technical solutions, materials and material combinations into the design, setting a new standard for the retail industry. For the structure, an innovative contiguous piled basement retaining wall, braced by transfer beams prior to excavation was employed. This solution resulted in substantial capital saving and removed a key construction stage. The ground level structure was also lef t partially open to allow top-down construction i.e. construction of Level one structure while allowing basement excavation activities to continue from the ground level.


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PROJECT NBN Satellite Earth Stations PHONE 9416 0666

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The project involved the supply and installation of electrical infrastructure and systems to four remote, unmanned sites for the NBN network. The work on the sites was undertaken concurrently which required applying very strict project management principles to ensure each site had access to sufficient skilled resources, quality requirements were met and the project completed within a compressed timeline. The geographical locations and distances between the sites added significantly to the degree of dif ficulty. As the appointed Lead Coordinator for drawings and integrated systems testing Metrowest worked closely with the project services consultant to formulate solutions and amendments to the base design to ensure all trade requirements were allowed for. As a result, Metrowest developed and prepared a full set of services drawings from the base design, technical specifications, and other trade requirements.

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REGION Kimberley-PilbaraPROJECT Kununurra Replacement Courthouse, Kununurra


The Kununurra Replacement Courthouse consists of Magistrates and Jury courtrooms, registry, jury deliberation, mediation and pre-trial conference facilit ies. The new courthouse is interfaced with the existing adjacent Police Complex via a secure link. The building’s operation is enhanced by the inclusion of the latest electronic equipment including electronic display signage, touch screen, video link and remote witness facilit ies, digital audio recording systems and audiovisual facilit ies. Architectural and interior design elements were selected to reflect the local landscape, including several ar t pieces chosen from East Kimberley artists.

Cooper & Oxley has a distinguished history spanning over 60 years.

We are a leading commercial construction company built on a foundation of teamwork, clear communication and strong leadership.

After 60 years in business, we continue to work closely with our clients to design, deliver and maintain each project ensuring we exceed all expectations.

2015 Building Excellence Awards. Kimberley - Pilbara winner.

Our areas of construction expertise includes;

- Retail and Commercial - Health - Civic & Public Use

- Hospitality - Education - Judicial & Institutional

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Cooper & Oxley has a distinguished history spanning over 60 years.

We are a leading commercial construction company built on a foundation of teamwork, clear communication and strong leadership.

After 60 years in business, we continue to work closely with our clients to design, deliver and maintain each project ensuring we exceed all expectations.

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- Retail and Commercial - Health - Civic & Public Use

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BUILDING SOLUTIONSREGION Goldfields-Esperance

PROJECT Brendon Penn Crane Hire, KalgoorliePHONE 9209 2289

EMAIL [email protected]/ARCHITECT Building Solutions-Design/Construct

This project required Building Solutions to create an office/workshop facility suitable for the maintenance and storage of heavy cranes. The structure of these premises consists of internal and external precast panels, concrete slabs and pre-fabricated structural steel roof members. The exterior incorporates a multitude of materials promoting the character of the building, including large expanses of commercial glazing to allow the benefits of the eastern light. This site also includes a mechanics pit, overhead crane, water storage tanks and wash bay pad with wastewater treatment equipment.


SMITH CONSTRUCTIONREGION Great Southern

PROJECT Hawthorn House-Alzeimers Centre, AlbanyPHONE 9791 3080

EMAIL [email protected]/ARCHITECT H+H Architects

The owner’s brief required a Community Respite Centre that needed to be functional but more importantly have a “homely feel” about it. The interior consists of administration/office areas, community formal and informal lounges, meeting room, sunroom, library, two fully furnished bedrooms with ensuites, a large galley kitchen, fully equipped laundry, facilit ies for the disabled and multiple storage areas. To create a very pleasant environment the landscaped grounds feature af ternoon tea areas, a men’s shed, chicken coups, fruit and vegetable gardens, gazebos, water features and walking paths.


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CPD GROUP PTY LTDREGION Geraldton-Midwest

PROJECT Carnarvon Dual Purpose Centre, CarnarvonPHONE 9472 9444

EMAIL [email protected]/ARCHITECT Sandover Pinder Architects

This state-of-the-art Dual Purpose Facility was engineered to withstand the severe cyclonic conditions of the Northwest region and subsequently has been rated for poste disaster function. The building is HD galvanized with steel structure framing and is designed to tolerate substantial wind pressures and projectile impact. The project incorporated the construction of a 10 bed sobering-up centre, providing day and night treatment services for people in the Gascoyne region of Western Australia with alcohol and drug problems that is the first of its kind in WA. CPD Group worked closely with local suppliers, contractors and engineers in ensuring the project was delivered on time and to BCA Level four specifications.


PERKINS BUILDERSREGION South West

PROJECT Perkins Head Office, BunburyPHONE 9721 7300

EMAIL [email protected]/ARCHITECT HMA Architects

ENGINEER Civil and Structural Engineers

The Perkins Head Office building was the culmination of years of planning, construction experience and intuitive design. This project showcases the quality and high standard of work Perkins is renowned for whilst utilising the latest building innovations and technology throughout the construction process. Each level of the three storey building was designed with a specific function in mind, with the forethought to allow for future expansion. Space planning and the internal fitout design all revolves around a central atrium void over three levels. Each floor has a conceptually dif ferent fitout theme, using a variety of materials to achieve a notably dif ferent identity, whilst still maintaining capability and connectivity.


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Established in 2010, M Construction has progressive, proactive design and construction provided with an uncompromising stance on safety, quality, client satisfaction and transparent service. Innovation in design, at tentive customer service, value for money and speed of construction are hall marks of the Company’s success. Despite its brief history, M Construction has not only delivered mid-size, mixed use, multi-residential apartment projects ranging from $3million to $15million, but also significant commercial, retail and government projects.

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Tyrone Group is a specialist Masonry Contractor that offers a variety of services including Bricklaying and Restoration works for commercial projects in the Perth metropolitan and regional areas. We are an Award Winning Contractor for Structural Excellence which is continually delivered by highly skilled and trained tradespeople to produce the best quality workmanship on construction projects.

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PROJECT Butler Railway Station, ButlerPHONE 9387 9000

EMAIL [email protected]/ARCHITECT Coniglio Ainsworth Architects

ENGINEER Arup

A key component to the successful delivery of the Butler Railway Station was a constant commitment to the quality of construction. Multiple façade solutions were selected to ultimately provide a seamlessly fluid exterior, including Vitreous Enamel cladding, Novabond aluminum composite panels and Danpalon Polycarbonate cladding. Additional project challenges comprised the integration of new service systems to the complex Public Transport Authority grid and management systems. Controls implemented to achieve a successful interface included off site inspections and testing prior to site implementation, inspection and test plan recording on all site works, progress meetings and detailed site inspections with end users.


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BADGE CONSTRUCTIONS WA PTY LTD

PROJECT Youth Hostel Fremantle Prison, FremantlePHONE 9208 9700

EMAIL [email protected]/ARCHITECT ADC Projects

The project involved the refurbishment and conversion of World Heritage listed buildings in the Fremantle Prison complex, including converting the former Female Prison Wing from cells to Youth Hostel accommodation, and the West Workshops into a commercial kitchen and mess area. The works also included demolition of non-heritage buildings and a new modular accommodation building in the East Courtyard. As the building is heritage listed an archaeological/ heritage consultant was appointed to advise on the external and internal render repairs that were carried out by our specialist subcontractor.

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PINDAN PTY LTDPROJECT Claremont Council Chambers


DESIGNER/ARCHITECT MPS ArchitectsENGINEER Airey Taylor Consulting

Pindan were awarded the contract to construct and refurbish the Claremont Council Chambers that was destroyed by fire in November 2010. Theproject involved restoring the old heritage council of fices and building a new three storey extension. Structurally the construction methods comprise multiple forms of construction, namely in-situ reinforced concrete slabs with post tensioned beams, delta precast flooring system for suspended slab supported on precast concrete walls and columns. The external precast concrete walls display a honed and sealed finish. The use of steel stud framed walls and brickwork, feature on the restoration of the heritage building.


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PS STRUCTURESPROJECT Curtin-Building 501 Refurbishment, Curtin University


DESIGNER/ARCHITECT John Flower ArchitectENGINEER BG&E

Over the course of 2014, Curtin University building 501 has undergone an extensive refurbishment. Over $20 million have been invested by Curtin University of Technology to bring this building, built in 1975, up to current modern standards for the Faculty of Planning Design and Building services. Following the principles of the Curtin master plan the building has been re-organized to provide learning and student spaces on the 2 lower levels which features state of the art interactive online learning facilities both formal and informal. The School of education offices and open plan work areas are located on levels 3 and 4, providing a home to the faculty’s personnel.


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GOODLAND BUILDING COMPANYPROJECT Kinderdental, Claremont


DESIGNER/ARCHITECT Campion Design GroupENGINEER Peritas Group

This project called for a highly specialised and complex renovation to create a new specialist pediatric dental practice. An important part of the works required the coordination and management of specialist input from various dental contractors and suppliers. This required a high level of flexibility and interdisciplinary management, which the builder coordinated in a professional manner. The project was completed on time and budget and in significantly less time than the normal tome taken for dental/medical industry construction.

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PROJECT St. John of God Hospital Redevelopment, MurdochPHONE 9483 0899

EMAIL [email protected]/ARCHITECT Silver Thomas Hanley

ENGINEER BPA Engineering

The St John of God Hospital in Murdoch (SJGMH) is the largest provider of private health services located in the southern metropolitan area of Perth. The SJGMH Redevelopment Project is made up of several key areas including the construction of a new seven level building consisting of 90 specialty consultancy suits; a new six storey building connected to the existing hospital comprising four levels of ward suites and a specialist centre and expansion of CSSD, theatres, ICU and CCU building. The complexity and number of existing services posed significant challenges throughout the course of the works, particularly with isolations, cutting over and integration of new services with the existing live operating services, which needed to be maintained 24 hours a day.

BPA Engineering, Structural and Civil Engineers for the St John of God Hospital Murdoch Redevelopment and Cockburn Integrated Health Project are proud to have been involved in both projects. We congratulate Jaxon Construction, Brookfield Multiplex, STH Architects, Bollig Design Group and all stakeholders for their vision in bringing these projects to fruition and the successful outcomes achieved.

We, at BPA Engineering, provide you,

• Design by senior experienced personnel• Full attention to your project at all times• Proactive servicing from design through

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Phone : 61 8 9382 8008Fax : 61 8 9382 8006

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Phone: (08) 9434 2311 | Fax: (08) 9434 2322

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Nilsen (WA) delivers electrical installation, maintenance and manufacturing services from inception to replacement. We have the ideal combination of technical, fi nancial and project management skills to undertake all sized projects. We have highly developed estimating, labour, material, cost and specifi cation control systems to provide you with services which work to your specifi cations, budget and completion schedule.

Nilsen (WA) is proud to be associated with Brookfi eld Multiplex and the St John of God Midland Public and Private Hospitals Project.

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INSIDEOUT BUILDINGPROJECT Raffles Hotel, Applecross


DESIGNER/ARCHITECT Projects of ImaginationENGINEER Airey Taylor Consulting

The intent of the refurbishment was to retain the existing building fabric but completely strip out all existing internal and external finishes, including windows and doors. Internal finishes comprise of Terrazzo imported from Spain for the front of house flooring, cladding to the two new internal bars, blackbutt timber wall paneling throughout the entry and ground floor bar, ceramic wall tiles to the bathrooms and kitchen areas with epoxy grout. This project presented a very high degree of dif ficulty given the constricted workspace, complexity of the finishes, amount of works scope and the very tight client desired timeline.

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Master Builders National ConferenceJupiters, Gold Coast,12-14 November 2015

Register Early and Save $200The Master Builders biennial National Conference is heading to the Gold Coast in November, for what will undoubtedly be the industry event of the year once again.The Master Builders National Conference ‘Building Australia’ focuses on leadership and assisting members to make informed decisions in continuing to grow their business whilst developing and maintaining strong leadership attributes within their business ethos. The program includes a balance of business sessions and social activities — something for everyone!

Early Bird $870, 1 July to 13 October, Save $200 on the Standard rate by registering early!

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The Master Builders Excellence in Building and Construction Awards will be presented as part of the National Conference on the Saturday evening as the grand finale to an

exciting conference on the Gold Coast…………We look forward to seeing you there!

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GOODLAND BUILDING COMPANYPROJECT B17-Adara, Success

PHONE 9499 4505EMAIL [email protected] Campion Design Group

ENGINEER Peritas Group

B17 - Adara: A pioneering modular product delivering 77 high-quality, af fordable apartments utilising dual site construction methods to produce a timely marriage of the core structure and modular component. With 12 months from site possession to market, this methodology presents an effective, af fordable and innovative alternative option to Perth’s higher density future home market. B17 forms part of a master planned high density residential project will eventually comprise 1400 apartments situated on Wentworth Parade, Success; located adjacent to The Gateway Shopping Centre southern boundary.

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DEMPSEY GILLESPIE CONSTRUCTION PTY LTD

PROJECT Bluewater, ScarboroughPHONE 0419 048 950

EMAIL [email protected]/ARCHITECT Zuideveld Marchant Hur Architecture

Planning Internal DesignENGINEER ETEC

The construction methodology behind this residential development is that of precision and attention to detail. The in-situ concrete structure of precast wall panels with ‘square edges’ and tighter 15mm panel joints, distinguishes the external appearance from the traditional precast structures, which have an industrial look due to large joints and chamfered panels. Externally, finishes include low maintenance, weather and shock resistant products, which provide a reduction of thermal expansion and were thoughtfully chosen for the reduced environmental impact. Frameless glass balustrades are a premium produce, designed to give unequalled, unobstructed views to the ocean and minimal interference with the external façade.


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DIPLOMA CONSTRUCTIONPROJECT QIII - Queens Riverside, East Perth


DESIGNER/ARCHITECT Bruce Robinson ArchitectsENGINEER Robert Bird Group

This 26 storey residential tower comprises 267 luxury apartments including three levels of executive penthouses. The main structure consists of in-situ concrete columns and bubble deck precast concrete slabs, that were craned up and edge formed. Plastic balls, reinforced and cast-in services were then installed and concrete poured. The main elevations of the building utilise a combination of precast wall panels and commercial grade windows, with the higher level penthouses incorporating a curtain wall clad steel roof structure with specialist lights illuminating the blue glass at night. The site had numerous constraints as the client insisted the adjoining low rise apartment building needed to commence construction at the same time.

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PSAROSPROJECT Sellenger by PSAROS, Perth


DESIGNER/ARCHITECT Zuideveld Marchant HurENGINEER BG&E Engineers

Sellenger comprises a blend of 40 one, two and three bedroom apartments. Each has been designed to maximise its exposure in this prime location and combines internal open living areas with generous balconies. Built with a clever integration of green initiatives such as solar PV (solar electricity generation), solar hot water (gas boosted), extensive cross flow ventilation and solar passive design leading to an achievement of 7 Star (average). Not only has the building been designed to maximise cross ventilation but also to gain access to direct winter sunlight from the balcony areas, enhancing the environmental performance and overall sustainability of the building.


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JAXONPROJECT Cockburn Integrated Health + Community Centre, Cockburn Central


DESIGNER/ARCHITECT Bollig Design Group ENGINEER BPA Engineering

This integrated health and community facility comprises a mixed use two storey building with a partially underground undercroft car park with 211 car bays. Also included is a GP SuperClinic, allied health services, Department of Human Services offices, pharmacy, café, library and medically related office areas. The structure is complex and consists of a mix of insitu concrete both conventional and post tensioned, precast floors, core filed blockwork, and internal and external steelwork integrated into the concrete structure. Globally, the building is an architectural and environmental showcase with use of a wide range of high end finishes, and both active and passive systems to reduce energy consumption.


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The SJGMH Redevelopment Project is made up of several key areas including the construction of a new seven level building consisting of 90 specialty consultancy suits; a new six storey building connected to the existing hospital comprising four levels of ward suites and a specialist centre and expansion of CSSD, theatres, ICU and CCU building. An overall organic base palette of warm neutral tones including off white, taupes and warm greys is inspired by the surrounding natural bushland. Accent feature colours are used to assist with department association and wayfinding.


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PINDAN PTY LTDPROJECT ECU Wanneroo GP Superclinic, Wanneroo


DESIGNER/ARCHITECT Peter Hunt ArchitectsENGINEER Pritchard Francis Consulting Engineers

The structure of the three storey Health Centre comprises cast insitu concrete floor slabs and insitu concrete columns, clad with Moedling Terracotta tiles, Alpolic Cladding and double glazed window openings. The building also comprises a large facade canopy, with external exposed feature steel structures, aluminium sunscreen louvers and Webforge walkways. The project was particularly dif ficult as the building was constructed on all four boundaries of the site adjacent to a busy main road, with a public transport service outside, next to a public library and with the Wanneroo Council Offices over the road. The knowledge and professionalism of the site team ensured that the project progressed in the most ef ficient manner.

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BGC CONSTRUCTIONPROJECT Orion Terraces, Bullcreek


DESIGNER/ARCHITECT HassellENGINEER Pritchard Francis

This Project consists of a six storey building, including basement car park with 40 multiple dwelling units and three short stay accommodation units for RAAFA. The apartment building also comprises an estate management office, a shop front, a hairdresser, a medical consulting room and a library, which are all situated on the ground floor. Construction methods include using load bearing core filled concrete blockwork, with an additional leaf of non-loading bearing blockwork to form the external cavity walls. The basement and ground floor have concrete columns to support the upper floors to create the open space for car parking and offices.

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Jabez Roofing is proud to have worked together with BGC Construction on the Orion Terraces project.

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Join Master Builders in Tokyo this November at the premier construction event in the Asia Pacific region and:

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PROJECT Cockburn Gateway Shopping Centre, SuccessPHONE 9387 9000

EMAIL [email protected]/ARCHITECT The Buchan Group

ENGINEER Airey Taylor Consulting

The striking external facades and detailed interior elements of Cockburn Gateway Shopping City are testament to the quality of the construction demonstrated. Detailed terrazzo flooring, alpolic and stainless steel cladding, intricate ceiling panels and feature lighting were implemented to create a crisp modern interior. Exterior public spaces focus on community engagement with a public piazza, playground and exterior food outlets creating family friendly areas. As a requirement of the redevelopment, the existing centre remained operational throughout the works. Ef fective and continued communication with centre management and extensive traf fic management ensured minimal disruption to consumers.

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UTOPIA INDUSTRIES PTY LTD PROJECT Northbridge Brewing Company

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The project involved constructing a multilevel building utilising tilt-slab concrete, steel framing and glass panels for the exterior, with feature brickwork, exposed services and wooden beams in the interior. Existing services presented several challenges during the build, including connecting the venue’s modern waste services to the antiquated sewerage tunnel under the site. A very large, brick Western Power substation was also located in front of the future entrance to the building and Utopia Industries successfully liaised with all stakeholders to demolish and relocate this service elsewhere on the site.


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LEND LEASE BUILDING PTY LTDPROJECT Lakeside Joondalup Redevelopment, Joondalup


Lakeside Joondalup Shopping Centre is a vibrant community hub that of fers a diverse retail, dining and entertainment experience to customers. The design incorporates unique techniques in the control and dif fusion of natural light into the mall space providing a high quality of natural lighting levels. The Centre’s main mall ceiling design incorporates a highly stylised modular ceiling cassette system. These ceiling units allowed for prefabrication of the ceiling, facilitating a very high level of detailing quality and consistency, and highlighted traditional materials to create an innovative and visually striking aesthetic. The prefabricated cassettes allowed great accuracy, quality of detailing, uniformity and safety in installation.

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Previous Major Projects Allcon Steel Construction has supplied, fabricated and installed structure for include:

• Morley Galleria Shopping Centre • Karrinyup Shopping Centre • Booragoon Garden City Shopping Centre • Manduarh Forum Shopping Centre • Midland Gate Shopping Centre

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EMAIL [email protected]/ARCHITECT Buchan Group

ENGINEER Aurecon

The clients demanded an extremely high level of quality of construction on this mixed use development given its prominent location in the CBD. The demolition component of the works were technically challenging from a design and temporary support perspective, and had to be managed intensely due to the close proximity of the public both through the arcade and the impact on Hay Street. Whilst the existing columns and piled foundations had been designed to support a future structure, they were not designed to take the load of the new design of 10,000sqm of office space.


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BGC CONSTRUCTIONPROJECT Komatsu, Welshpool


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The new Komatsu distribution and support of fice facility consists of 14,300m2 of high bay warehousing, 2,000m2 of office facilit ies, a sales display reception and associated amenities including lunch rooms and large technical training centre. Construction involved a steel framed industrial warehouse building with office and storage mezzanines, together with loading docks, cranes, racking, lif ts, roller doors, of fices, parking, ancillary buildings and landscaping.

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EMCO BUILDINGPROJECT Scotch College Middle School, Swanbourne


ARCHITECT/DESIGNER Taylor RobinsonENGINEER Pritchard Francis

The Scotch College Middle School development required a high quality of Construction that included herringbone red brickwork panels, feature tile and sandstone cladding throughout and external featured louvres and angled Jarrrah cladding to the steelwork. The individual/ extension and refurbishment of the building structure were constructed around three separable portions to facilitate the Schools requirements, and maintain access and progress within the overall programme. Procedures for installation were planned, implemented and closely monitored by EMCO Site Management to ensure it met with the overall quality and design requirements.

‘Ngoolark’ is a bold new university building and civic place, linking several key buildings with a dynamic architectural energy.

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PACT CONSTRUCTIONPROJECT Edith Cowan University-Student Services, Joondalup


ARCHITECT/DESIGNER JCY Architects & Urban DesignersENGINEER BG&E

Constructed to meet a five star energy efficiency rating, Building 34 has allowed all student facilities to be brought together under one roof utilising state of the art technology, such as large LED panels. The full wrap around façade was certainly a major challenge, combined with the glazing it forms the complete sun shading element of the building. The complex nature of services required included constructing in-ground ductwork, which delivers airflow from the existing university system into the new building. In addition, all works were carried out in the landscape of a busy, fully functional university, resulting in a wide range of access, noise and safety issues.


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EMAIL [email protected]/DESIGNER Buchan Group

ENGINEER Aurecon

Cloisters on Hay is a mixed-use development comprising extensive demolition through an existing two level basement and existing one level of fice floor to allow for a new 13 level lif t and stair core to pass through, to which connected nine new levels of commercial of fice space, and fully enclosed top level central plant room. The development also included the re-alignment of the existing Cloisters Arcade, and re-development of the retail units and central courtyard space, including a fully glazed canopy providing a fantastic social space protected from the elements. The project was delivered on schedule.


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PACT CONSTRUCTIONPROJECT Baldivis Library & Community Centre, Baldivis


DESIGNER/ARCHITECT Site Architecture StudioENGINEER Structerre

A vital boost to the community, the two-storey Baldivis Library and Community Centre incorporates a contemporary library, e-training areas, meeting rooms, offices and on-ground plaza areas. This exciting project has many unique aspects, including the curved roof and the intricate façade - from the hexagonal ceramic tiles to the stone, timber and aluminium composite cladding and rendered brick, there is very lit t le material repetition. Realising the complex façade design required the builder to develop a building methodology to bring all the facets together. The site’s location in a busy public space created further challenges.


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JAXON PTY LTDPROJECT Cockburn Integrated Health + Community Centre


DESIGNER/ARCHITECT Bollig Design GroupENGINEER BPA Engineering

The Cockburn Integrated Health and Community Facility is a mixed-use two storey building with a partially underground under croft car park. Office spaces and clinical tenancies include a GP SuperClinic and specialist consulting rooms, allied health spaces, State Government Services including Centrelink and the new Cockburn Library. The structure is complex and consists of a mix of insitu concrete both conventional and post tensioned, precast floors, core filed blockwork and internal and external steelwork integrated into the concrete structure. The building structure design includes a number of cantilevered balconies, protruding elements of the building at opposing angles and internal feature staircases completely freestanding.


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PS STRUCTURESPROJECT State Netball Centre - Wembley


DESIGNER/ARCHITECT Sandover Pinder+dwp/sutersENGINEER Aecom

This facility will provide an elite training base for the West Coast Fever allies with a permanent base for the Netball WA organization. This major investment in the sport will be backed up with education and playing opportunities for participants of all levels to develop the varied skills needed to ensure the sport thrives in the current environment. A combination of in-situ concrete, structural steel and tilt panel construction are the main superstructure elements. The structural steel roof trusses were required to span 63m column to column unsupported.


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EXCLUSIVE LININGSPROJECT Cockburn Gateway Shopping Centre

PHONE 0409 078 969EMAIL [email protected] Cooper & Oxley Builders

Exclusive Linings was selected as the ceilings and linings company to complete the project and carried out all ceilings and wall linings both internally and externally. The Cockburn Gateways project was a 90 million dollar extension added to the existing shopping centre which comprised over 60 new tenancies complete with intricate new mall ceilings up to 10m high including feature stainlessstailess steel ceilings and floating boat mall ceilings complete with new underground car parkcarpark.


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PROJECT NBN Satellite Earth StationsPHONE 9416 0666

EMAIL [email protected] Perkins

The project involved the supply and installation of electrical infrastructure and systems to four remote, unmanned sites for the NBN network. The work on the sites was undertaken concurrently which required applying very strict project management principles to ensure each site had access to sufficient skilled resources, quality requirements were met and the project completed within a compressed timeline. The geographical locations and distances between the sites added significantly to the degree of dif ficulty. As the appointed Lead Coordinator for drawings and integrated systems testing Metrowest worked closely with the project services consultant to formulate solutions and amendments to the base design to ensure all trade requirements were allowed for. As a result, Metrowest developed and prepared a full set of services drawings from the base design, technical specifications, and other trade requirements.


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DENMAC INDUSTRIESPROJECT Edith Cowan University-Student Services


DenMac was contracted to provide all labour, plant, equipment and materials necessary to deliver the works, which comprised the supply and installation of Alucobond Composite Aluminium and Exotec Cladding for Edith Cowan University on the Joondalup campus. Careful measurement, drawing and cutting were required as the colours chosen for this project by the Architect required a specific ‘batch-run’ from the supplier, and were not held as a normal stock item. Given the complexity of the work on this project, including highly visual, large scale and brightly coloured features, it is evident that DenMac have successfully delivered a high quality product.


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GOODLAND BUILDING COMPANYPROJECT B17-Adara, Success


DESIGNER/ARCHITECT Campion Design GroupENGINEER Peritas Group

This pioneering modular product delivers 77 high-quality, af fordable apartments utilising dual site construction methods to produce a timely marriage of the core structure and modular component. With 12 months from site possession to market, this methodology presents an effective, af fordable and innovative alternative option to Perth’s higher density future home market. Modules are manufactured utilising vehicle manufacturing technology on a robotic production line with a mono-coque chassis as the main structural component of the box. The chassis is then supported within a steel skeletal column structure to allow the modules to be stacked and bolted together. Boxes are delivered pre-finished internally and externally with all facade treatments fit ted in the manufacturing facility.


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THE BUCHAN GROUPEntrants in the Master Builders-Bankwest Excellence in Construction Awards nominated the three (3) best architectural f irms they dealt with over a period of 12 months. Nominations are based on:• Professional standards• Quality of documentation• Dealing with issues fairly and expeditiously• Communication skills• General administration of contracts

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PROJECT Bailey Motel Kitchen Refurbishment, East PerthPHONE 9321 0262

EMAIL [email protected]/ARCHITECT Oldfield Knott Architects

ENGINEER Peritas Engineers

The Bailey Motel is a post-modern, two storey building shaped around a carpark exemplifying the 1950s cultural traditions of previous generations of car travellers. M Construction’s challenge included providing contemporary dining from a far more functional, efficient kitchen on the ground floor without losing existing apartment capacity or food services to guests, and to extend the restaurant to gain an additional fifty covers. Impressive in its design and internal finish, the kitchen and dining room now flow together seamlessly with custom design details and bespoke finishes to satisfy client specifications.

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PROJECT Squires Fortune, Scarborough PHONE 9309 5166

EMAIL [email protected] DESIGNER/ARCHITECT Oldfield Knott Architects


The scope of works called for the fit-out of this hospitality venue, which previously was a vacant, ground-floor space within the Rendezvous Hotel complex. The design called for numerous lengths of heavy-gauge marine rope as ceiling decoration. Utopia Industries successfully worked with a specialist sub-contractor to design and fabricate a metal fixing solution strong enough to safely suspend the rope while ensuring the fixings remained concealed. The constrained site, very tight twelve week timescale and use of unique materials all contributed to this project having a high degree of difficulty.

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PROJECT Stage 6B, Baseball Facility, KingsleyPHONE 9307 9534

EMAIL [email protected]/ARCHITECT Site Architecture Studio

ENGINEER MBSE Consultants

The project required the development of a new baseball field and pitch complete with scorer hut and dugouts. The area was stripped of top soil and existing grass and vegetation, which were spread throughout the area, and in particular along the embankment of the new oval. The pitch zone has new reticulation installed throughout. The oval was maintained for twelve weeks so as to ensure turf grass consolidation. Extensive scanning of the area minimised the underground services from being damaged during the excavation of footings and development of the pitch.

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PROJECT Butler Railway Station, ButlerPHONE 9387 9000

EMAIL [email protected]/ARCHITECT Coniglio Ainsworth Architects

ENGINEER Arup

A key component to the successful delivery of the Butler Railway Station was a constant commitment to the quality of construction. Multiple façade solutions were selected to ultimately provide a seamlessly fluid exterior, including Vitreous Enamel cladding, Novabond aluminum composite panels and Danpalon Polycarbonate cladding. Additional project challenges comprised the integration of new service systems to the complex Public Transport Authority grid and management systems. Controls implemented to achieve a successful interface included off site inspections and testing prior to site implementation, inspection and test plan recording on all site works, progress meetings and detailed site inspections with end users.


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PROJECT Edith Cowan University-Student Services, JoondalupPHONE 9340 5900

EMAIL [email protected]/DESIGNER JCY Architects & Urban Designers

ENGINEER BG&E

Constructed to meet a five star energy efficiency rating, Building 34 has allowed all student facilities to be brought together under one roof utilising state of the art technology, such as large LED panels. The full wrap around façade was certainly a major challenge, combined with the glazing it forms the complete sun shading element of the building. The complex nature of services required included constructing in-ground ductwork, which delivers airflow from the existing university system into the new building. In addition, all works were carried out in the landscape of a busy, fully functional university, resulting in a wide range of access, noise and safety issues.


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PROJECT Dale Christian School, ArmadalePHONE 9333 5100

EMAIL [email protected]/ARCHITECT Ausco Modular

ENGINEER Arup

Dale Christian School demonstrates that there is no limitation to modular design and construction. Incorporating general learning areas, home economics, science laboratories, industrial arts, music rooms and a commercial grade canteen whilst maintaining modern architectural features and quality finishings throughout, proves that innovative modular design can match the appeal of typical in-situ construction and provide modern learning environments for current curriculum.



PROJECT Mt Lawley Primary School , Mt LawleyPHONE 9208 9700

EMAIL [email protected]/ARCHITECT EIW Architects

The re-construction of the fire ravaged Mount Lawley Primary School comprises the building of a new two storey, 12 classroom block whilst retaining and rebuilding the 113 year old brick façade. The structure itself is a combination of concrete retaining walls, steel frame and precast concrete panels to provide lateral stability. The second building (covered assembly) features a steel frame and brickwork. The new building has the appearance of a single storey structure, however the use of a cut out to the ground level and creative use of the rood void achieved by omitting traditional trusses, means two storeys are utilised.


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PROJECT Joseph Banks Secondary College, Banksia GrovePHONE 9340 5900

EMAIL [email protected]/ARCHITECT T8Z Architects

ENGINEER Pritchard Francis

Spanning a 90,000sqm site Stage 1 of Joseph Banks Secondary College includes a learning, community and administration building, an IT, food and technology hub, and a health and physical education building, performing arts and library. Internal finishes are many and varied, from Supa wood timber bulkhead and ceiling paneling, composite laminates, carpet tiles, hard wearing Mamolium floor coverings, Trespa recycled timber panels and ceramic tiles, painted plasterboard walls and ceilings together with two way suspended grid ceilings. The buildings were designed with energy efficiency as a priority, with glass blade louver windows incorporated for airflow in conjunction with energy efficient evaporative air conditioning.


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PROJECT Churchlands Senior High School Year 7 Facility, Churchlands

PHONE 9330 2344EMAIL [email protected]/ARCHITECT Bateman Architects

ENGINEER BG&E Engineers

Works comprised construction of a new two storey teaching block, construction and refurbishment of car parking areas, remediation of existing in‐ground services, modifications to existing bicycle shelter and landscaping. Five additional refurbishments and extensions took place simultaneously to the existing common areas. All construction and refurbishments took place in a fully operational educational facility with minimum disturbance to staff and students.


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PROJECT Scotch College Middle School, SwanbournePHONE 9287 0100

EMAIL [email protected]/DESIGNER Taylor Robinson


The Scotch College Middle School development required a high quality of Construction that included herringbone red brickwork panels, feature tile and sandstone cladding throughout, external featured louvers and angled Jarrrah cladding to the steelwork. The individual/ extension and refurbishment of the building structure were constructed around three separable portions to facilitate the Schools requirements and maintain access and progress within the overall programme. Procedures for installation were planned, implemented and closely monitored by EMCO Site Management to ensure it met with the overall quality and design requirements.

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PROJECT CO2 Research Facility, University of WA, CrawleyPHONE 9240 5744

EMAIL [email protected]/ARCHITECT Ferguson Architects

ENGINEER Arup

The structure mainly consisted of in-situ concrete frame, traditional reinforced suspended concrete slabs, precast panel infills, combination of aluminum framed glazing, terracade and ultrabond cladding. Internally the building features laboratories, offices and meeting rooms on the ground and level one. The second level is mainly a plant room to accommodate the equipment for the range of services that were distributed to the various areas throughout the building. The remaining section of level two has been left as a shell for future development. The extensive services throughout the building required in depth coordination and detailing to ensure they could all be accommodated within the limited space.


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PROJECT Curtin-Building 501 Refurbishment, Curtin University, Bentley



PS Structures were selected to tender this prestigious project and were successful in a very competitive market. The demolition phase of the building resulted in a complete strip out of existing services and finishes back to the bare structure and the decanting of the existing data hub, servicing over 20 buildings on the campus. A complete new fit out commenced after the demolition phase, including new aluminium windows and doors, new walls, floor finishes, ceilings and ultra modern finishes including workstations and loose furniture.






The SJGMH Redevelopment Project is made up of several key areas including the construction of a new seven level building consisting of 90 specialty consultancy suits; a new six storey building connected to the existing hospital comprising four levels of ward suites and a specialist centre and expansion of CSSD, theatres, ICU and CCU building. An overall organic base palette of warm neutral tones including off white, taupes and warm greys is inspired by the surrounding natural bushland. Accent feature colours are used to assist with department association and wayfinding.


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PROJECT Queensgate Medical Centre, Canning ValePHONE 9356 1200

EMAIL [email protected]/ARCHITECT Optim Pty Ltd

ENGINEER Structural Design Service Pty Ltd

Queensgate Medical Centre comprises three levels of high-end finish construction incorporating dental, chemist, chiropractic, doctor’s surgery and consulting rooms, waiting areas and administration offices, pathology, Physiotherapy and a future proposed day surgery on the third level. Segregated staff and client ground and first floor car parking for 150 cars, ambulance and disabled access together with first class finishes make this high profile building a very much needed facility for the community.


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PROJECT ECU Waneroo GP Superclinic, WannerooPHONE 9271 5300

EMAIL [email protected]/ARCHITECT Peter Hunt Architects

ENGINEER Pritchard Francis Consulting Engineers

The structure of the three storey Health Centre comprises cast insitu concrete floor slabs and insitu concrete columns, clad with Moedling Terracotta tiles, Alpolic Cladding and double glazed window openings. The building also includes a large facade canopy, with external exposed feature steel structures, aluminium sunscreen louvers and Webforge walkways. The project was particularly difficult as the building was constructed on all four boundaries of the site adjacent to a busy main road, with a public transport service outside, next to a public library and with the Wanneroo Council Offices over the road.

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PROJECT Raffles Hotel, ApplecrossPHONE 6161 4883

EMAIL [email protected]/ARCHITECT Projects of Imagination


The intent of the refurbishment was to retain the existing building fabric but completely strip out all existing internal and external finishes, including windows and doors. Internal finishes comprise of Terrazzo imported from Spain for the front of house flooring, cladding to the two new internal bars, blackbutt timber wall paneling throughout the entry and ground floor bar, ceramic wall tiles to the bathrooms and kitchen areas with epoxy grout. This project presented a very high degree of difficulty given the constricted workspace, complexity of the finishes, amount of works scope, and the very tight client desired timeline.

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PROJECT Claremont Council Chambers, ClaremontPHONE 9271 5300

EMAIL [email protected]/ARCHITECT MPS Architects


Pindan were awarded the contract to construct and refurbish the Claremont Council Chambers that was destroyed by fire in November 2010. The project involved restoring the old heritage council offices and building a new three storey extension. Structurally the construction methods comprise multiple forms of construction, namely in-situ reinforced concrete slabs with post tensioned beams, delta precast flooring system for suspended slab supported on precast concrete walls and columns. The external precast concrete walls display a honed and sealed finish. The use of steel stud framed walls and brickwork feature on the restoration of the heritage building.

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PROJECT Youth Hostel Fremantle Prison, FremantlePHONE 9208 9700

EMAIL [email protected]/ARCHITECT ADC Projects

The project involved the refurbishment and conversion of World Heritage listed buildings in the Fremantle Prison complex, including converting the former Female Prison Wing from cells to Youth Hostel accommodation and the West Workshops into a commercial kitchen and mess area. The works also included demolition of non-heritage buildings and a new modular accommodation building in the East Courtyard. As the building is heritage listed, an archaeological/ heritage consultant was appointed to advise on the external and internal render repairs that were carried out by our specialist subcontractor.


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PROJECT Foodbank Warehouse & Office, Perth AirportPHONE 9211 0900

EMAIL [email protected]/ARCHITECT Doepoel Marsh

ENGINEER Wood & Grieve Engineers

The $11 million Foodbank distribution warehouse and office facility provides food relief to families through 800community welfare organisations by sourcing surplus food from businesses and redistributing it to those in need. Located within the industrial estate at Perth Airport, the project comprised of a 5,000sqm warehouse and refrigerated coolstore facility complete with a 2 level office building. ADCO achieved a tight deadline without sacrificing quality, safety or the environment. The project has been immensely successful for all key stakeholder and user groups.


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PROJECT Southbank Day Surgery, South PerthPHONE 9211 0900

EMAIL [email protected]/ARCHITECT Christou Design Group

The Southbank Day Surgery project involved the extension and renovation of an existing facility to provide new surgical areas, additional recovery rooms and enhanced staff facilities. The works were required to be completed whilst maintaining highly sensitive medical operations in adjacent rooms to the construction works, as well to other medical service providers collocated in the same building. The close collaboration experienced between surgery staff and project staff is an excellent example of exceptional teamwork that is seldom seen on a building project.


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PROJECT Wexford Apartments Stage 2, SubiacoPHONE 9340 5900

EMAIL [email protected]/ARCHITECT Site EAMES Architects

ENGINEER RED Engineers

Wexford Apartments comprises a large mixed-use development, spread across two separate sites. Stage 2 (Lot 2) has two basement levels of car parking, along with 750m2 of office space and 120m2 of retail space on the ground floor. But the standout feature of this site is the 63 luxury apartments located over the first, second and third floors. The site features modern architectural façade treatments, along with modern and appealing interior finishes, making them highly sought after in the Subiaco real estate market.


BGC CONSTRUCTION

PROJECT Komatsu, WelshpoolPHONE 9261 1700

EMAIL [email protected]/DESIGNER Hart Architects


The new Komatsu distribution and support office facility consists of 14,300m2 of high bay warehousing, 2,000m2 of office facilities, a sales display reception and associated amenities including lunch rooms and large technical training centre. Construction involved a steel framed industrial warehouse building with office and storage mezzanines, together with loading docks, cranes, racking, lifts, roller doors, offices, parking, ancillary buildings and landscaping.


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PROJECT NBN Satellite Earth Stations PHONE 9721 7300

EMAIL [email protected]/ARCHITECT Woods Bagot Australia

ENGINEER AECOM

Perkins Builders were awarded the contract to construct four new remote satellite earth stations at strategic regional centres. These stations form a critical element helping deliver reliable, high speed broadband across Australia as part of the overall National Broadband Network. The construction method for the main buildings involved reinforced concrete, structural steel, core fill blockwork, steel roofing and wall cladding. Large structural elements built to tight tolerances were provided for the installation of the multiple 14m diameter Satellite Antenna dishes on all sites.

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PROJECT QIII - Queens Riverside, East PerthPHONE 9475 3500

EMAIL [email protected]/ARCHITECT Bruce Robinson Architects

ENGINEER Robert Bird Group

This 26 storey residential tower displays a predominately precast structure consisting of a four storey podium and 22 storey tower, including three levels of executive penthouses. The building contains 267 luxury apartments, swimming pool, spa, gym and retail units. Features include timber decking and aluminum louvered screens to balconies, dedicated storage and secured undercover parking.


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PROJECT Prestige Apartments, South PerthPHONE 9384 6100

EMAIL [email protected]/ARCHITECT Designwise

ENGINEER Marochi Engineers

The scope of this project called for the design and construction of an exclusive four level, four apartment building. Structurally the building displays an insitu concrete frame with supporting masonry walls, complimented by Colorbond roofing, installed to complete the structure. A major part of the external elevations comprise high quality glazed doors and textured rendering. Externally a reasonable sized and well-designed outdoor area complete with heated pool, BBQ and easily maintained gardens provides residents with an outdoor retreat.

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PROJECT Invita Apartments, The Village at WellardPHONE 9261 1700

EMAIL [email protected]/DESIGNER Matthews & Scavalli Architects


The construction of the 36 apartments is carefully presented as a number of two-storey homes with a high level of street appeal rather than a dense collection of multiple units. The apartments are built using standard double brick cavity wall construction with single brick walls internally. All internal walls are load bearing with an insitu concrete slab and stairs. Party walls separate each apartment block and extend through the roofline. The façade features individual boxed elements made of a steel frame and clad with compressed fibre cement sheeting and colourfully painted differently to each unit.


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PROJECT Bluewater, ScarboroughPHONE 0419 048 950

EMAIL [email protected]/ARCHITECT Zuideveld Marchant Hur Architecture

Planning Internal DesignENGINEER ETEC

The construction methodology behind this residential development is that of precision and attention to detail. The in-situ concrete structure of precast wall panels with ‘square edges’ and tighter 15mm panel joints distinguishes the external appearance from the traditional precast structures, which have an industrial look due to large joints and chamfered panels. Externally, finishes include low maintenance, weather and shock resistant products, which provide a reduction of thermal expansion and were thoughtfully chosen for the reduced environmental impact. Frameless glass balustrades are a premium produce, designed to give unequalled, unobstructed views to the ocean and minimal interference with the external façade.


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PROJECT B21 & B25 @ Stella, SuccessPHONE 9499 4505

EMAIL [email protected]/ARCHITECT Campion Design Group


This innovative construction method delivers 120 high-quality, affordable apartments utilising traditional concrete structures in conjunction with pre-manufactured bond deck formed floor sections and Architectural Framing Systems walls craned into place. Within 18 months from site possession to market, this methodology presents an effective, affordable and innovative alternative option to Perth’s higher density future home market. B21 & B25 form part of a master planned high density residential project, which will eventually comprise 1400 apartments.



PROJECT B17-Adara, Success PHONE 9499 4505



A pioneering modular product, this development delivers 77 high quality, affordable apartments utilising dual site construction methods to produce a timely marriage of the core structure and modular component. With 12 months from site possession to market, this methodology presents an effective, affordable and innovative alternative option to Perth’s higher density future home market. B17 forms part of a master planned high density residential project that will eventually comprise 1400 apartments located adjacent to The Gateway Shopping Centre southern boundary.


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PROJECT Bennett St Serviced Apartment, East Perth PHONE 9321 0262

EMAIL [email protected]/ARCHITECT Oldfield Knott Architects


In this part of East Perth very little urban renewal had occurred until Baileys on Bennett was constructed. Recently, the City of Perth Council described this development by the client and M Construction as ‘a catalyst for renewed redevelopment of the East Perth Precinct’. This serviced apartment hotel comprises 35 individual units with a commercial café and basement carpark, now providing affordable, quality accommodation close to major CBD attractions and the Royal Perth Hospital. Many other new developments are now underway in the immediate vicinity.

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PROJECT Helm Apartments, North Coogee PHONE 9321 0262

EMAIL [email protected]/ARCHITECT Cameron Chisholm Nicol


Helm comprises a mix of 34 one, two and three bedroom apartments located directly on the beachfront of Port Coogee Marina. The apartments have been designed for a nautical lifestyle and contemporary living. The complex is constructed from marine grade building materials complimented by high-end fixtures and fittings, including lavish timber and a Brazilian stone wall feature lobby. Each apartment displays expansive glazing and louvered balcony screens, designed to maximise living space whilst providing natural light, shade and views of the marina.


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PROJECT North One Subi Centro, SubiacoPHONE 9271 5300

EMAIL [email protected]/ARCHITECT Hassell Architects

ENGINEER Calibre Consulting

The Structure of North One consists of a two level basement carpark utilising over 400 contiguous concrete piles to the perimeter of the site, and an insitu concrete wall system to form the lower basement walls prior to excavation. The ground level of the building utilises a post-tensioned insitu slab over load-bearing face brick walls to the perimeter and internal concrete columns, while the upper floor levels display traditional reinforced concrete slabs over load-bearing internal concrete core-filled block walls and brick walls. The external facade of the building boasts a mixture of materials.


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PROJECT MARQ by PSAROS, West Leederville PHONE 6330 3030

EMAIL [email protected]/ARCHITECT Zuideveld Marchant Hur

ENGINEER Calibre Consulting

Marq by Psaros is a six storey, mixed use development comprising 58 apartments, four commercial units and communal facilities including a swimming pool, gym and entertaining area. The apartments include a mix of 27 single bedroom units and 31 two bedroom units all with generously sized balconies, open plan living and undercover parking bays. There are seven penthouse suites with protected expansive balconies for outdoor entertaining.

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Established in 2010, M Construction hasprogressive proactive design and construction provided with an uncompromising stance on safety, quality, client satisfaction and transparent service. Innovation in design, attentive customer service, value for money and speed of construction are hall marks of the Company’s success. Despite its brief history, M Construction has not only delivered mid-size, mixed use, multi-residential apartment projects ranging from $3million to $15million, but also significant commercial, retail and government projects.


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PROJECT 20 Walters Drive, Osborne ParkPHONE 9261 1700

EMAIL [email protected]/DESIGNER McKenzie John & Associates

ENGINEER Structerre Consulting Engineers

Twenty Walters Drive is a 13 storey office building which includes reception areas, six staff cafeterias, 40 meeting rooms, 96 offices, over 500 workstations and three fully equipped pre-start rooms. The structure features conventionally reinforced concrete supported on columns, and a roof comprising a concrete slab with metal-deck roofing. The carpark façade displays bands of louvers and pressed aluminium to the north and south and precast panels to the east and west decorated with aluminium cornice. The office tower generally is made up of bands of ACM and double-glazed windows.





ENGINEER Aurecon

Cloisters on Hay is a mixed-use development comprising extensive demolition through an existing two level basement and existing one level office floor to allow for a new 13 level lift and stair core to pass through, to which connects nine new levels of commercial office space and fully enclosed top level central plant room. The development also included the re-alignment of the existing Cloisters Arcade, and re-development of the retail units and central courtyard space, including a fully glazed canopy providing a fantastic social space protected from the elements. The project was delivered on schedule.


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PROJECT Cockburn Integrated Health + Community Centre, Cockburn Central


DESIGNER/ARCHITECT Bollig Design GroupENGINEER BPA Engineering

The Cockburn Integrated Health and Community Facility is a mixed-use two storey building with a partially underground under croft car park. Office spaces and clinical tenancies include a GP SuperClinic and specialist consulting rooms, allied health spaces, State Government Services including Centrelink and the new Cockburn Library. The structure is complex and consists of a mix of insitu concrete both conventional and post tensioned, precast floors, core filed blockwork and internal and external steelwork integrated into the concrete structure. The building structure design includes a number of cantilevered balconies, protruding elements of the building at opposing angles and internal feature staircases completely freestanding.


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PROJECT State Netball Centre, Wembley PHONE 9240 5744

EMAIL [email protected]/ARCHITECT Sandover Pinder+dwp/suters

ENGINEER Aecom

This facility was needed to provide an elite training base for the West Coast Fever team allied with a permanent base for the Netball WA organisation. The project consists of an external works cut and fill exercise, storm water retention system and local overflow provisions. To reduce the impact of the building a combination of in-situ concrete, structural steel, and tilt panel construction, the main superstructure elements, the structural steel roof trusses were required to span 63m column to column unsupported.


BISTEL CONSTRUCTION

PROJECT Stage 6B, Baseball Facility, KingsleyPHONE 9307 9534

EMAIL [email protected]/ARCHITECT Site Architecturel Studio

ENGINEER MBSE Consultants

BISTEL Construction was engaged by the City of Wanneroo to construct a new baseball facility consisting of a batters cage, baseball pitch, scorer hut, dugouts and associated concrete paths. The oval was illuminated via six lighting towers completed with either four or six floodlights. Practical Completion was achieved ahead of time and within budget.

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PROJECT Piara Waters Stage 2 - Carpark & Pavillion, Piara Waters


DESIGNER/ARCHITECT Donovan Payne ArchitectsENGINEER Airey Taylor Consulting

The construction of this new sports pavilion and new carpark included lower and raised slabs on ground, rendered brickwork, retaining walls, structural steel frame and metal roof. It was also the first time in Western Australia that Polycarbonate Lexan panels had been used as feature external cladding, as well as for internal ceiling access panels. The front façade of the building also featured Corten balustrade panels as part of the Architectural building features. The external works also included extensive civil works including new stormwater and signage.


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PROJECT Baldivis Library & Community Centre, BaldivisPHONE 9340 5900

EMAIL [email protected]/ARCHITECT Site Architecture Studio

ENGINEER Structure

A vital boost to the community, the two-storey Baldivis Library and Community Centre incorporates a contemporary library, e-training areas, meeting rooms, offices and on-ground plaza areas. This exciting project has many unique aspects, including the curved roof and the intricate façade - from the hexagonal ceramic tiles to the stone, timber and aluminum composite cladding and rendered brick, there is very little material repetition. Realising the complex façade design the builder was required to develop a building methodology to bring all the facets together. The site’s location in a busy public space created further challenges.






The St John of God Hospital in Murdoch (SJGMH) is the largest provider of private health services located in the southern metropolitan area of Perth. The SJGMH Redevelopment Project is made up of several key areas including the construction of a new seven level building consisting of 90 specialty consultancy suits; a new six storey building connected to the existing hospital comprising four levels of ward suites and a specialist centre and expansion of CSSD, theatres, ICU and CCU building. The complexity and number of existing services posed significant challenges throughout the course of the works, particularly with isolations, cutting over and integration of new services with the existing live operating services, which needed to be maintained 24 hours a day.


PACT CONSTRUCTION

PROJECT Bassendean Shopping Centre Redevelopment, Bassendean

PHONE 9340 5900EMAIL [email protected]/ARCHITECT Hames Sharley

ENGINEER Wood & Grieves

The Bassendean Shopping Centre refurbishment was a 52-week project incorporating expanding the floor space of the centre from 7,688sqm to a total of approximately 9,845sqm. This included increasing the floor size of the existing Coles Supermarket by approximately 1,000sqm, introducing The Reject Shop, Liquorland and Dome Cafe as well as other new tenancies. Other works included installing a new travelator, undertaking major improvement to the fire safety and upgrading and resurfacing the existing car parks.





ENGINEER Aurecon

The development comprises extensive demolition through an existing two level basement and existing one level office floor, to allow for a new 13 level lift and stair core to pass through, to which connects nine new levels of commercial office space and fully enclosed top level central plant room. The development also included the re-alignment of the existing Cloisters Arcade and re-development of the retail units and central courtyard space, including a fully glazed canopy providing a fantastic social space protected from the elements.

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BISTEL CONSTRUCTION

PROJECT Stage St Paul’s Church, MenoraPHONE 9307 9534


The contract for this project included the supply and replacement of existing lights with new energy efficient light lamps, new wiring and additional light installation. Externally, the scope of work consisted of restoring the roof, included installing new Bristle Roof tiles, and new flashings, complete with new rafters and timber under purlins. Additionally, the external soffits were also painted. Internal works called for the restoration of the water damage plaster glass ceilings, texture painting of the later zone and painting of all ceilings.


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PROJECT The Quadrant, PerthPHONE 9218 9920

EMAIL [email protected]/ARCHITECT Woods Bagot

ENGINEER Wood & Grieve Engineer

The overall project involved the upgrade of the mechanical services to the whole of this iconic 20 storey building core, including a roof plant to achieve a 4.5NABERS rating, six levels of base build Fitout (including demolition and toilet upgrades), new Vermiculite fireproofing to failed areas on defined floors, lobby upgrade (including new entrances front and back) and café area, installation of an end of trip facility and external works to building entrance pathways. The contract achieved practical completion as per the contract, with all variations agreed and defects resolved.


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PROJECT Subiaco Hotel Redevelopment, Subiaco PHONE 9287 0100

EMAIL [email protected]/DESIGNER Christou Design Group

ENGINEER BG &E

The Subiaco Hotel Redevelopment was a complex and dynamic project that challenged the project team daily with its build-ability issues that arose from this class of renovation, and was exponentially complicated by the need to maintain the operations of a working hotel. The high level of detail and finish required within the kitchen and bar fitout is a testament to the close cooperation between EMCO Building, client, consultants and subcontractors alike. Works included substantial additions and alterations, the construction of a new kitchen, mezzanine level, toilets, enclosed courtyard and roof top bar.


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PROJECT Mount Hospital Northern Expansion - Theatre & CSSD, Perth


DESIGNER/ARCHITECT Peter Hunt ArchitectsENGINEER BG&E Engineers

The Mount Hospital Northern Expansion commenced in June 2013 as a forward works package, and continued with a main works package awarded in December 2013 for new theatres and Central Sterile Supply Department (CSSD). The structure is made up of concrete pad and raft footings, in-situ columns, walls and suspended slabs with a structural steel roof, plant level walls and façade substructure. The façade (including some external soffits) of the extension is clad in prefinished fibre cement panels, many of which required individual site measures due to the high level of interface with the existing structure.



PROJECT Kinderdental, ClaremontPHONE 9499 4505



This project called for a highly specialised and complex renovation to create a new specialist pediatric dental practice. An important part of the works required the coordination and management of specialist input from various dental contractors and suppliers. This required a high level of flexibility and interdisciplinary management, which the builder coordinated in a professional manner. The project was completed on time and budget and in significantly less time than the normal tome taken for dental/medical industry construction.

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PROJECT One40 Retail Reactivation, PerthPHONE 9363 1400

EMAIL [email protected]/DESIGNER HASSELL

ENGINEER Winward Structures

This project was conceived to re-activate the ground level of the existing base building. All works were completed while the commercial tower above was fully operational and selected tenants on the ground floor continued to trade. Where primary structural elements were required the design was amended to incorporate pre-fabricated elements in nearly all instances. Precast concrete slabs precluded all concrete pours on site and steel structures were prefabricated in the largest sizes transportable and fitted together on site.

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Over the course of 2014, Curtin University building 501 has undergone an extensive refurbishment. Curtin University of Technology has invested millions to bring this building, built in 1975, up to current modern standards for the Faculty of Planning Design and Building services. Following the principles of the Curtin master plan the building has been re-organized to provide learning and student spaces on the 2 lower levels which features state of the art interactive online learning facilities, both formal and informal. The School of Education offices and open plan work areas are located on levels 3 and 4, providing a home to the faculty’s personnel.


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PROJECT Ocean Keys Shopping Centre Expansion, ClarksonPHONE 9485 9000

EMAIL [email protected]/ARCHITECT Taylor Robinson


The main structures of the shopping centre comprise a combination of structural steel and off form concrete. The project originally contained four separable portions; this was later modified to include seven separable portions to allow for the early handover of areas as they were completed. The external finishes combine a range of highly specified materials designed to add to the aesthetic appeal of the shopping centre, commercial building and residential building. The internal finishes on this project were highly specified, utilising treatments such as Supawood and curved laser-cut prefinished plasterboard ceilings, featured throughout the mall.


BUILT ENVIRONS

PROJECT Coles Banksia Grove Village, Banksia Grove PHONE 9485 9000

EMAIL [email protected]/ARCHITECT Taylor Robinson

ENGINEER Pritchard Francis Consulting Engineers

The scope of works called for the construction of a new shopping centre including a Coles supermarket, 17 retail tenancies, two kiosks, a mall area, around 540 car parking spaces, an extensive road upgrade and associated landscaping and pedestrian pathways. The project also included the delivery of earthworks and services to make way for two fast food outlets and a Coles Express fuel station.


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PROJECT Lakeside Joondalup Redevelopment, JoondalupPHONE 9223 2888


Lakeside Joondalup Shopping Centre is a vibrant community hub that offers a diverse retail, dining and entertainment experience to customers. The design incorporates unique techniques in the control and diffusion of natural light into the mall space providing a high quality of natural lighting levels. The Centre’s main mall ceiling design incorporates a highly stylised modular ceiling cassette system. These ceiling units allowed for prefabrication of the ceiling, facilitating a very high level of detailing quality and consistency, and highlighted traditional materials to create an innovative and visually striking aesthetic. The prefabricated cassettes allowed great accuracy, quality of detailing, uniformity and safety in installation.


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PROJECT Cockburn Gateway Shopping Centre, SuccessPHONE 9387 9000

EMAIL [email protected]/ARCHITECT The Buchan Group


The striking external facades and detailed interior elements of Cockburn Gateway Shopping City are testament to the quality of the construction demonstrated. Detailed Terrazzo flooring, alpolic and stainless steel cladding, intricate ceiling panels and feature lighting were implemented to create a crisp modern interior. Exterior public spaces focus on community engagement with a public piazza, playground and exterior food outlets creating family friendly areas. As a requirement of the redevelopment, the existing centre remained operational throughout the works. Effective and continued communication with centre management and extensive traffic management ensured minimal disruption to consumers.


DORIC CONTRACTORS

PROJECT Warnbro Shopping Centre PHONE 9388 2655

EMAIL [email protected]/ARCHITECT Hames Sharley

PROJECT Manager Insight PROJECT Manager

This shopping centre expansion included 20,740 m2 of retail floor space, comprising a Big W, 22 specialty shops, four new kiosks, two new ATMs and two new causal mall leasing locations, in addition to a new car park on the roof deck of Big W. Further works include a general upgrade of the existing centre inclusive of new lighting, toilets, signage, painting to western and southern walls, an upgrade to the facade and western entry, and a new awning saw the works completed.


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PROJECT Tambrey Bottle Shop, Nickol, Karratha PHONE 9321 0262

EMAIL [email protected]/ARCHITECT Scribe Architects

ENGINEER Peritas Engineers

This retail project is distinct in its clever design as a modern, functional facility based on the current bulk warehouse style of retail. This landmark retail outlet in takes its inspiration from the colours of the Pilbara. The building is designed to incorporate efficiencies that provide a number of ongoing running and cost benefits in the harsh operating environment. The building and the car park were completed prior to the contract completion date, within the budget and to the complete satisfaction of the client.


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PROJECT Bassendean Shopping Centre Redevelopment, Bassendean

PHONE 9340 5900EMAIL [email protected]/ARCHITECT Hames Sharley

ENGINEER Wood & Grieves

The Bassendean Shopping Centre’s new deign focuses on Australian architectural elements, with materials authentic to the area. Specifically external finishes included precast decorative panels, Spotted Gum timber cladding to structural columns and feature LVL timber beams. Given the shopping centre was 37 years old, all of the existing above ceiling services’ drawings for the infrastructure were non-existent and the wiring was at one stage referred to as ‘spaghetti’, creating major issues for the electrical contractor who had to work out what cables were operational, and which were redundant. As a result, a large focus on this part of the job was in cleaning up and consolidating the above ceiling wiring.


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PROJECT Masters Home Improvement Store – Brighton, ButlerPHONE 9381 4966

EMAIL [email protected]/ARCHITECT Meyer Shirecore &

Associate ArchitectsENGINEER Portes Project & Services Pty Ltd

Perkins were awarded a lump sum contract for construction of this major retail project, involving extensive site works and construction of a Masters store, car parking for 450 cars and three retail tenancy buildings. Integrated fitout works for a number of tenancies was a late variation to the contract. The design coordination and management process required a huge effort from the project team, consultants and subcontractors in re-documenting the scope and minimising any works, which resulted in a successful seamless handover.


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PROJECT Northbridge Brewing Company, NorthbridgePHONE 9309 5166

EMAIL [email protected] DESIGNER/ARCHITECT D4 Residential.Commercial.Design

ENGINEER Brown Consulting

The project involved constructing a multilevel building utilising tilt-slab concrete, steel framing and glass panels for the exterior, with feature brickwork, exposed services and wooden beams in the interior. Existing services presented several challenges during the build, including connecting the venue’s modern waste services to the antiquated sewerage tunnel under the site. A large brick Western Power substation was also located in front of the future entrance to the building and Utopia Industries successfully liaised with all stakeholders to demolish and relocate this service elsewhere on the site.

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PROJECT Orion Terraces, BullcreekPHONE 9261 1700

EMAIL [email protected]/ARCHITECT Hassell


This Project consists of a six storey building, including basement car park with 40 multiple dwelling units and three short stay accommodation units for RAAFA. The apartment building also comprises an estate management office, a shop front, a hairdresser, a medical consulting room and a library, which are all situated on the ground floor. Construction methods include using load bearing core filled concrete blockwork, with an additional leaf of non-loading bearing blockwork to form the external cavity walls. The basement and ground floor have concrete columns to support the upper floors to create the open space for car parking and offices.


DORIC CONTRACTORS

PROJECT Acaia Prison Expansion, WoorolooPHONE 9388 2655

EMAIL [email protected]/ARCHITECT Permual Pedvoli Architects

The Western Australian Government engaged Doric to carry out the design and construction of a range of new facilities at the existing Acacia Prison in Wooroloo. The project scope of work comprises the design and construction of new facilities including, accommodation (387 beds), vocation facilities, at risk education facility, heavy industries extension, external store, car parking and recreational facilities. The site itself contains existing live services posing potential major risks due to unknown locations and poor installation with no identification tape or bedding sand. Through careful management of this, all works were completed without any major incidents.


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PROJECT Joseph Banks Secondary College, Banksia GrovePHONE 9340 5900

EMAIL [email protected]/ARCHITECT T8Z Architects


This project incorporated stage one of Joseph Banks Secondary College development. Construction materials comprise general blended concrete and extensive special mix of coloured concrete with honed finish, steel trowel, wood float, broom finish and exposed aggregate finish. The building’s facilities include a learning community and admin building; performing arts centre; café and library; food and technology building; health and physical education building; sports oval football and rugby ground; netball /basketball/ tennis courts; cricket pitch and nets plus extensive soft and hard landscaping works.


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PROJECT State Netball Centre, WembleyPHONE 9240 5744

EMAIL [email protected]/ARCHITECT Sandover Pinder+dwp/suters

ENGINEER Aecom

This facility will provide an elite training base for the West Coast Fever allies with a permanent base for the Netball WA organization. This major investment in the sport will be backed up with education and playing opportunities for participants of all levels to develop the varied skills needed to ensure the sport thrives in the current environment. A combination of in-situ concrete, structural steel and tilt panel construction are the main superstructure elements. The structural steel roof trusses were required to span 63m column to column unsupported.


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ENGINEER Aurecon

The development comprises extensive demolition through an existing two level basement and existing one level office floor, to allow for a new 13 level lift and stair core to pass through, to which is connected nine new levels of commercial office space and fully enclosed top level central plant room. The development also included the re-alignment of the existing Cloisters Arcade, and re-development of the retail units and central courtyard space, including a fully glazed canopy providing a fantastic social space protected from the elements.

EXCELLENCE IN ENERGY EFFICIENCY OVER $20 MILLION

JAXON

PROJECT Cockburn Integrated Health + Community Centre, Cockburn Central


DESIGNER/ARCHITECT Bollig Design Group ENGINEER BPA Engineering

This integrated health and community facility comprises a mixed use two storey building with a partially underground undercroft car park with 211 car bays. Also included is a GP SuperClinic, allied health services, Department of Human Services offices, pharmacy, café, library and medically related office areas. The structure is complex and consists of a mix of insitu concrete both conventional and post tensioned, precast floors, core filed blockwork and internal and external steelwork integrated into the concrete structure. Globally, the building is an architectural and environmental showcase with use of a wide range of high end finishes and both active and passive systems to reduce energy consumption.

EXCELLENCE IN ENERGY EFFICIENCY UNDER $20 MILLION

PSAROS

PROJECT Sellenger by PSAROS, PerthPHONE 6330 3030



The building has been designed to achieve an average 7 Star rating featuring maximised cross ventilation, with the inclusion of an open central foyer. Air flows efficiently between the floors, with hot air rising and escaping through the central foyer. The one-bedroom dwellings located within the centre of the building are provided with a window to the central foyer, also promoting cross ventilation. The remaining dwellings are provided with ample openings, allowing air to flow through the apartment. These measures will assist in reducing cooling costs in summer and promote the natural circulation of air, beneficial for the health of the residents.


PSAROS

PROJECT Sellenger by PSAROS, PerthPHONE 6330 3030



During this project, the first step was to set a waste management plan to identify ways to reduce the amount of waste generated during the construction phase. Number one in trying to achieve the targeted waste minimisation rate was to ensure the contract administrator, project manager and site manger completely understood the benefits of the recycling plan. The preferred skip operators provided an open and transparent process for collecting materials and transporting waste to recycling facilities, or to their own facility for sorting and/or storing before being sent to recyclers for reprocessing.



B17-Adara, SuccessPHONE 9499 4505

EMAIL [email protected] Campion Design Group


This pioneering modular product delivers 77 high quality, affordable apartments utilising dual site construction methods to produce a timely marriage of the core structure and modular component. A Curtin University study on Adara indicates the differences between a conventional build and the modular option including 50% less waste, improved impact on the site and surrounds and the option, should it be needed, for the modules to be dismantled and relocated or recycled. The dead load of the building is 50% lighter than conventional construction, meaning the in ground and supporting structures are significantly reduced requiring less resources and reducing the energy footprint of the building.

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During this project one of the requirements of the specification from Curtin University was to recycle 80% of all material from both the demolition and the construction phases of the project. All information was provided, including waste dockets to a 3rd party consulting firm specialising in waste management. A reporting plan was developed and implemented on behalf of the demolition company, which was carefully managed throughout the construction process.

SUBCONTRACTOR OF THE YEAR FOR CLADDING – CURTAIN WALL

DENMAC INDUSTRIES

PROJECT Cockburn Gateways Shopping Centre, SuccessPHONE 9249 2800


The works on this project comprised the design supply and installation on 1912m2 of composite aluminium and stainless steel wall/column cladding. The Cladding was a very important component of the entry statement and shopping centre involving complex design elements, multiple colours and finishes produced under a tight deadline and strict quality requirements.

SUBCONTRACTOR OF THE YEAR FOR CLADDING – CURTAIN WALL

DENMAC INDUSTRIES

PROJECT Edith Cowan University-Student Services, JoondalupPHONE 9249 2800


Works comprised of design, supply & installation of over 2,000 square meters of composite aluminium and exotec cladding to Student Services Building and Café. The Cladding was highly complicated comprising raking ceilings with hips & valleys transitioning to perimeter wings and sloping roofs with their own hips and valleys – a major design challenge!

SUBCONTRACTOR OF THE YEAR FOR CLADDING - STONEWORK

PERTH TILING & STONE



This challenging project was unique in design, deadlines to meet and ultimately the architect’s approval. Quality was to be of the highest standard and working closely with the architect and builder prior to commencement of work was the key to the final product that met all expectations. Materials were carefully selected together with regular site meetings to finalise setouts and minor sundry items such as colour of grout to suit stone colour.

SUBCONTRACTOR OF THE YEAR FOR FINISHES – CEILINGS

C & L CEILINGS PTY LTD

PROJECT Lakeside Joondalup Redevelopment, JoondalupPHONE 9493 6101


This project was a full design and construct by Lend Lease who worked closely with employees from C & L Ceilings throughout this project. The high level of quality is achieved throughout the project using quality procedures and checklists that have been developed with experience over time.


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SUBCONTRACTOR OF THE YEAR FOR SERVICES – ELECTRICAL

METROWEST ELECTRICAL & COMMUNICATIONS

PROJECT NBN Satellite Earth StationsPHONE 9416 0666


The project involved the supply and installation of electrical infrastructure and systems to four remote, unmanned sites for the NBN network. The work on the sites was undertaken concurrently which required applying very strict project management principles to ensure each site had access to sufficient skilled resources, quality requirements were met and the project completed within a compressed timeline. The geographical locations and distances between the sites added significantly to the degree of difficulty.

SUBCONTRACTOR OF THE YEAR FOR FINISHES – TILING

PERTH TILING & STONE



Hexagonal tiles and limestone cladding are the focal points of this project. 1200mm x 1200mm hexagonal tiles were mechanically fixed to concrete panels 9 meters in height. Internal and external, mechanically and adhesive fixed, stone cladding was laid to architects design.

SUBCONTRACTOR OF THE YEAR FOR FINISHES – CEILINGS

EXCLUSIVE LININGS

PROJECT Cockburn Gateways Shopping Centre, SuccessPHONE 0409 078 969


The Cockburn Gateways project was a 90 million dollar extension added to the existing centre which comprised over 60 new tenancies complete with intricate new mall ceilings up to 10 metres high including feature stainless steel ceilings and floating boat mall ceilings complete with new underground carpark. Exclusive linings was selected as the ceiling and linings company to complete the project and carried out all ceilings and wall linings both internally and externally.


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Doric. The Rewards of Excellence.At Doric, our impressive record of construction achievement stretches across every region of Western Australia; from the Kimberley to the South West. Our rewards for excellence have included industry recognition through awards, but more importantly the continued growth in our construction portfolio.

In 2015 and 2016, Doric will deliver some of WA’s most significant new projects, from City of Perth Library, to the Quarter in Karratha, to Halls Head Shopping Centre, to the new Ronald McDonald House and the Melbourne Hotel.

Our continued growth allows Doric to maintain an even greater level of community engagement through local sponsorships, and industry involvement via support for the National Association for Women in Construction, the Australian Institute of Architecture, Karratha Districts Chamber of Commerce and Industry, and others.

Knowing that our future is as solid as our past gives us the incentive to keep on building on our powerful principles, and to keep on giving back to our community. That’s our reward.

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The facility includes an additional 120 inpatient beds, eight operating theatres, a new birthing suite and expansions of other key departments, including critical care, and a new cancer centre, 30-place endoscopy unit and large new medical centre.

Another 25,000 reasons to care.

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A $200m redevelopment will help St John of God Murdoch Hospital provide high quality medical care for an additional 25,000 people each year.

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