Civic and Public Domain

Bradfield City Centre's Central Park is a foundational element of the new city's identity and a critical piece of social infrastructure. It will provide green, open space for workers, residents and visitors to gather, play and relax.

Melbourne is renowned as an arts and cultural hub across Australia and around the world. The Melbourne Arts Precinct, stretching from Federation Square across the Yarra River to Southbank, is being transformed through the largest cultural infrastructure project in Australia’s history.

Naala Badu, previously known as Sydney Modern, is a major expansion of the Art Gallery of NSW with a focus on sustainability and innovation.

The Sydney Fish Market Redevelopment project sees the iconic Sydney site relocated from its existing location in Pyrmont, to an adjacent wharf in Blackwattle Bay - an exciting opportunity to transform currently inaccessible harbourfront land into a hub of public activity.

The project represents a major capital investment in W.A’s cultural heritage, which will link the revitalized Perth Cultural Centre to other major projects currently under way by the State Government.

WT provided full quantity surveying services for this landmark project in Hobart.

The Latrobe University Sports Precinct has been developed into new sports hub including world class training and sports science testing facilities.

The Australian Embassy in Bangkok has been recognised with the Jorn Utzon Award for International Architecture at the 2018 National Architecture Awards.

After a six month design competition, attracting over 20 entries in the first stage, four teams were shortlisted with Francis-Jones Moreham Thorp (fjmt) winning the design competition for the new City of Casey Cultural Precinct.

The Australian Embassy compound is the most expensive Commonwealth building outside of Australia.