University of Canberra - Student Accomodation              Project Value : 0

Date Complete:

Apr 30, 2009

Location:

Bruce, ACT

Developer/Client:

PBS Property Group

Description:

A multi building campus development, providing accommodation for 500 students. The site comprises of 18 No 3 storey walk-up accommodation buildings with 5, 2 & 1 bed apartments, with communal laundry facilities, and common facilities building. The project took a strong focus on ESD and incorporates grey water recycling, water conservation, rainwater re-use and centralised gas fired hot water systems.

RMC Camp Blake New Accomodation              Project Value : 0

Date Complete:

Jan 15, 2011

Location:

Majura, ACT

Developer/Client:

Cox Group

Description:

Demolition of existing facility and the construction of new New Officer’s Mess and accommodation, Refurbish Cadet accommodation, Training Facility and HQ Building.

ANU Bruce Hall Packard Wing              Project Value : 0

Date Complete:

Apr 14, 2004

Location:

Acton, ACT

Developer/Client:

The Australian National University

Description:

This project comprises of a new 4-storey building at the Australian National University, for the purposes of student accommodation and incorporates 90 student bed-sitter apartments, common room, meeting rooms and shared laundry facilities. This project was selected by the ANU Centre for Sustainable Energy Systems, as a trial project for a Sun tracking PV solar system, for the generation of electricity and hot water for heating and domestic hot water, which they have in development. The Solar component of the work was partially funded by a Federal Government grant, for the development of this system.

ANU Hedley Bull Centre for World Politics              Project Value : 0

Date Complete:

Nov 12, 2010

Location:

Acton, ACT

Developer/Client:

Bassett Consulting Engineers

Description:

New hexagonal-shaped 4 storey building incorporating rain water and grey water reuse and accommodates three Colleges specialising in international relations and comparative politics. The ground floor accommodates entry foyer, discursive teaching spaces and lecture rooms, seminar spaces and a public café – all arranged around a central forum space which acts as a focus for meeting and exchange and the upper levels have research spaces, offices and visitors rooms.