Victoria

Located in the heart of Melbourne’s Southbank precinct the 254 m high, 74 storey irregular shaped Prima Pearl was unique in that the building was handed over to residents in stages, with 300 apartments handed over to their new owners in June 2014, almost a full year ahead of final project completion.

WT assisted Malaysian property development company, SP Setia, as it makes its entrance into the Australian market with the Fulton Lane development.

Located on Southbank Boulevard near the corner of City Road, the 319 m tall, 100 level, Australia 108 apartment tower will be the tallest residential tower in Australia.

Featherbrook Shopping Centre comprised the greenfield development of a neighbourhood centre, providing a full size supermarket, speciality shops, an enclosed entry mall and food court, two level commercial office and an architecturally striking free standing block of three restaurants.

WT acted as Independent Certifier for joint venture developers APN and Grocon for their 12-level development at 150 Collins Street.

Melbourne Airport’s concourse upgrade, baggage services and Secondary Examination Area (SEA) enhancement development located in the International Arrivals Reclaim Hall.

A 6,500 m² expansion to the west of the international satellite and included additional international departures bussing capacity, relocated and expanded international transit screening facilities, increased departures lounge seating and new floor area for premium airline lounges.

WT were engaged by National Australia Bank (NAB) at Stage 1 (due diligence through to business case) and then into detailed design, tender and construction of their $303 million Docklands Campus 2 development at 700 Bourke Street.

Established on its current site in 1963, the Royal Children’s Hospital is a state-wide teaching, training and research paediatric hospital which provides a full range of child and adolescent health services including mental health services and is the designated provider for super specialist paediatric services for Victoria and Tasmania.

WT provided full quantity surveying services for Latrobe University’s new Sylvia Walton (formerly known as the Melbourne Building) at their Bundoora campus.