Projects
The University of Queensland
We worked closely with the University of Queensland and heritage architects to restore the ornate heritage ceiling of 308 Queen Street – an iconic Brisbane site now occupied by The Gresham Bar. The ceiling was in significant disrepair, requiring careful remediation to preserve its historical character. Our goal was to bring the space back to life while protecting key heritage features, including the decorative rose and original cornices. The result is a revitalised space that respects its architectural legacy and continues to serve as a vibrant part of Brisbane’s cultural fabric.
Retail First
Our team transformed levels two and three of Sunnybank Hills Shopping Centre, creating feature ceilings, tiled terrazzo and refreshing tenancies and common areas. We phased work to minimise disruption, ensuring compliance, safety, and an enhanced experience for all visitors.
Retail First
We transformed this noisy and unappealing atrium by installing acoustic panels and lighting, avoiding disruption with a phased approach and an electric pulley system for light installation. This innovative solution minimised costs and provided a long-term maintenance benefit, delivering on time and budget.
Re-Grow Capital
Re-Grow Capital Group engaged us under a lump sum contract to modernise the retail complex at 168-172 Morayfield Road, enhancing shopfronts, car parks, and landscaping. Our team also refurbished two vacant tenancies while minimising disruption to existing businesses. The project succeeded in leasing the vacant spaces and improving the customer experience.
Retail First
Ahead of the 2018 Commonwealth Games, our team completed the Australia Fair food court refurbishment, increasing seating capacity from 300 to 554 while maintaining daily operations. Delivered on time, this project achieved a modern, inviting space that elevated visitor experience and increased revenue for food operators.
Retail First
Our team collaborated with travelator specialists to replace the full travelator at Sunnybank Hills Shopping Centre. Working efficiently in an occupied space, we completed the project on time and within budget.
Retail First
We upgraded all non-compliant balustrades around the atrium at Sunnybank Hills Shopping Centre. Working in a live, occupied environment, we ensured business continuation, completing the project on time and within budget, enhancing safety without disrupting daily operations.
Retail First
Retail First aimed to expand and upgrade Sunnybank Hills Shopping Centre’s food court to boost dining appeal. We transformed the space with skylights, glazing, and warm decor, creating a vibrant, light-filled atmosphere. Delivered in stages, we ensured uninterrupted operation, enhancing the shopping experience.