The city of Burnie located on the north coast of Tasmania is an industrial town known for its heavy manufacturing and forestry industry. Burnie Port is also Tasmania’s largest general cargo port. Recently the ‘Local Government Awards for Excellence’ recognised…
The Gold Coast Airport at Coolangatta is one of Australia’s fastest growing airports and is the 5th busiest international airport in Australia. Since it commenced taking flights in 1936, the airport has been transformed from an emergency landing strip to…
The redevelopment of NIB Stadium (formerly known as Perth Oval) has transformed the oval field into a rectangular field making it suitable for sports such as soccer, rugby union and rugby league. The world-class multi-purpose stadium has a seating capacity…
The Royal Melbourne Institute of Technology (RMIT) has created a temporary ‘pop-up’ recreational space in a former car park while the site awaits redevelopment. At a cost of $1.2 million, the 2800m2 site provides multi-use sports courts, spectator seating, table…
The Kwinana Freeway widening project involved upgrading 4.5km of busy urban freeway from Leach Highway to Roe Highway and widening the existing two lane road to three lanes in both directions. The upgrade was necessary due to the urban expansion…
Burnie City Council and the Burnie Netball Association jointly funded the recent Burnie Netball Court upgrade. The refurbishment consisted of widening the court playing areas and new acrylic surfacing on the pavement to improve player safety.
Morton Bay Regional Council recently completed the four-lane upgrade to South Pine Road between Camelia Avenue and Queen Road. The aim of the project was to improve peak travel times. The 700-metre upgrade included two extra traffic lanes, shared pedestrian…
Crown Street Mall was recently refurbished at a cost of $19.4 million and provides a link between the Wollongong foreshore and the city, creating an integrated experience for tourists and residents. The aim of the project was to revitalise Wollongong…
Monash University recently remodelled the university entrance and the forecourt between the Law faculty building and the Robert Menzies Building (Arts and Humanities faculty). The aim of the project was to “provide a seamless, high quality forecourt space with improved…
Rundle Mall, located in Adelaide’s city centre, is a popular shopping destination and meeting place. The mall opened as Australia’s first pedestrian street mall in 1976 and has 700 retail stores, 350 commercial businesses, three department stores and 15 arcades…
