Completed in early 2017, the 42 level building comprises 240 luxury apartments and commands a view across Treasury Gardens. The project was also the 2018 National winner of the Australian Institute of Architects award for Residential Architecture – Multiple Housing.

As part of the 447 Collins Street mixed use redevelopment, the residential component comprises 202 luxury apartments above the commercial and hotel offerings. Designed by Woods Bagot, it includes 1, 2 and 3-bedroom apartments, a two-level penthouse as well as resident amenities at Level 34 and a sky-garden on Level 39.

This high-rise residential project comprises 1,039 high-end apartments spread across 60 levels, from Level 8 to Level 70. It includes 1, 2 and 3-bedroom apartments as well as three penthouses located on Level 70. Communal facilities on Levels 6, 47 and 69 include a pool, sauna and steam rooms, games room, theatre, golf simulator, double-height internal winter garden, private dining and lounge facilities. The development contains approximately 3,000m^² NLA of commercial and retail space to be located within the podium, at Ground Level and at Level 1 within the heritage building.

Nelson Bourke is a landmark staged development located in Ringwood in Melbourne’s east. Designed by C&K Architecture, it comprises over 150 apartments, includes 1, 2 and 3-bedroom dwellings, as well as communal facilities and two-level basement car parking.

Chadstone Shopping Centre’s most recent major staged redevelopment involved the demolition and reconstruction of the northern end of the shopping centre. Highlighted by the inclusion of the first free-form glass gridshell roof in the Southern Hemisphere, the project included 13 new Hoyts cinemas, Legoland and major international Flagship stores, along with speciality retail and a new 1400 seat food court.

Providing approximately 4,000m^² of unprecedented retail offering in Melbourne’s historic East End, 80 Collins will be home to a mixed retail offering including numerous International flagships stores, innovative retail, and food and beverage.

Competed for Coles Property in 2009, the project involved a new Coles Supermarket, First Choice Liquor outlet and childcare centre within the refurbished heritage building, and stand-alone specialty outlets.

The most recent major redevelopment of Kardinia Park, Geelong, included demolition of the old Brownlow and A.R Jennings Stands and replacement with the new Charles Brownlow Stand. The project includes state-of-the-art elite training facilities for the Geelong Football Club, new media and broadcast facilities, a 1200-seat flexible corporate space and corporate boxes. The project involved managing multiple stakeholders including GFC, AFL, City of Greater Geelong and Sport and Recreation Victoria (State Government).

The Princes Park redevelopment for the Carlton Football Club provided administration and elite training facilities for the football club, including advanced aquatic rehabilitation facilities. The project involved managing multiple stakeholders including CFC, AFL, City of Melbourne and the Sport and Recreation (State Government).

The North Melbourne Football Club facilities at Arden Street had been long overdue for a significant facility upgrade. The project included new administration and elite training facilities for the NMFC, facilities for Fencing Victoria and community spaces on the Ground Level.

The development is a premium quality mixed use project that consists of a 240-room 5-star hotel, 49,000m2 of premium grade commercial office space, 202 luxury residential apartments, ground floor retail and significant public open space. Woods Bagot and Shop (USA) are the joint architects.

The 80 Collins Street development is a premium quality mixed use project that consists of a 250 room hotel operated by NEXT, 43,000m2 of premium grade commercial office space, upgrade and integration of the existing Nauru House commercial building and a high end mixed retail offering on ground floor and podium. Woods Bagot are the precinct architects in collaboration with UN Studio (The Netherlands) and Jouin Manku (France).

Union Hall is the primary event centre for La Trobe University. It hosts various prominent university events, particularly the annual student graduation ceremonies. The project involved refurbishing and upgrading the interior hall finishes, including all services, and introducing a complementary external landscape. The project was completed over a short period of time to provide an aesthetic uplift to the building in time for graduation ceremonies to take place in summer.

La Trobe University’s Student Accommodation project will comprise two new buildings housing approximately 600 beds, in a mix of single-occupancy units and apartments to the Melbourne Bundoora Campus. The building is designed to be constructed in a mass-timber CLT (Cross-Laminated Timber) and to achieve a 5-star Green Star certification. The project launches Stage One of a broader Masterplan at the Melbourne Bundoora campus and will provide La Trobe with a significant campus asset of high-quality housing and study spaces for a new generation of students.

Holmesglen Private Hospital is a 147-bed private hospital that provides an extensive range of healthcare services to the bayside area. These include a 24-hour emergency department, integrated theatres, cardiac catheter laboratory and oncology services as well as a comprehensive range of medical and surgical services. The hospital features a state-of-the-art intensive care unit and coronary care units supported with in-house MRI and radiography. Located at Holmesglen Institute of TAFE’s Moorabbin campus, the hospital also provides clinical practice as well as teaching and research for nursing students.

The 250-room upper mid-scale hotel will be operated by Hilton Hotels and has been designed by Bates Smart. The hotel includes the internal and external restoration of the 1930 Equity Chambers building, executive suite, two hotel bars, restaurant, gymnasium and meeting room facilities.

As part of the 80 Collins Street mixed use development, the hotel aims to offer an upper 4-star business retreat for those in the hustle and bustle of the CBD. The development consists of 255 guest rooms with various room offerings including club rooms and suites, an all-day dining restaurant, a private club lounge, a bar with a unique ageing room and an exclusive fitness centre for guests. The ground floor hotel foyer also includes a space intended to be open to the public as a take-away café during the day and prosecco bar in the evening.

As part of the 447 Collins Street mixed use redevelopment, the hotel component comprises a 5-star 294-key hotel operated by W Hotel. The W Hotel includes internal port cochere, 500m2 ballroom, meeting room facilities, hotel bar, three restaurants, pool and fitness facilities.

The development involves constructing 11 levels of a cross laminated timber (CLT) structured 4-star hotel on an existing commercial tower while the building is occupied and fully operational. The hotel offers 220 self-contained apartments with different apartment sizes, a dedicated lap pool and gym, meeting rooms and function area, as well as a retail tenancy on ground floor that is intended for a food offering.

This project will be the first of its kind with mass timber construction when completed.