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CORPORATE PROFILE 2012 Australasia: L22, 135 King St Sydney, NSW 2000 Australia T: +61 2 9322 2000 F: +61 2 9322 2001 E: [email protected] Canada: Brookfield Place, Suite 300 181 Bay Street Toronto, ON M5J 2T3 T. +1 416 359 8559 F. +1 416 946 1690 E: [email protected] Middle East & Asia: Level 1, Al Manara Building Sheikh Zayed Road PO Box 212975 Dubai, UAE T: +971 4 315 8500 F: +971 4 315 8600 E: [email protected] Europe: 23 Hanover Square London, W1S 1JB United Kingdom T: +44 (0) 20 7659 3500 F: +44 (0) 20 7659 3501 E: [email protected] 2012 brookfieldmultiplex.com Whilst every effort is made to provide accurate and complete information, this Corporate Profile has been prepared in good faith, but no representation or warranty, express or implied, is made as to the accuracy, adequacy or reliability of any statements, estimates, opinions or other information contained in this Corporate Profile (any of which may change without notice). To the maximum extent permitted by law Brookfield Multiplex Pty Limited and its related bodies corporate and their directors, officers, employees, agents and advisers disclaim all liability and responsibility (including without limitation any liability arising from fault or negligence) for any direct or indirect loss, damage, cost or expense which may be suffered through use or reliance on anything contained in or omitted from this Corporate Profile. CORPORATE PROFILE 2012 Brookfield Multiplex is a leading global contractor – we build, engineer, maintain AND OPERATE property and infrastructure assets. Responsible for the delivery of major projects across Australasia, the Middle East, Asia, Europe, Canada and India, Brookfield Multiplex is one of the few international contracting businesses to provide expertise spanning the lifecycle of property and infrastructure assets. At our best creating large-scale and complex landmark buildings, commercial structures and both new and sustaining infrastructure projects, we are a stand-alone business with a reputation for delivering – no matter how great the challenge. Skilled and experienced, we recognise unique opportunities in property and infrastructure and respond decisively, harnessing the award-winning talents of our team. We create positive, sustainable outcomes for our clients, the people we work with, the community and the environment. Our collaborative approach sets us apart, by making clients part of our team – we share our knowledge, insights and ideas. We are known for innovative excellence. Our people work together across the business and draw on powerful global resources, united in our aim to exceed client expectations and add significant value. We continually strive to outperform – our competitors and ourselves. Ross McDiven Global Chairman Brookfield Multiplex Melbourne night sky 2012 This year marks the celebration of 50 years, founded on the contracting heritage established in Australia. With our global presence today, our unique combination of construction expertise, financial strength and long term relationships means clients and partners trust us to deliver what we promise. 3 BROOKFIELD ASSET MANAGEMENT BROOKFIELD ASSET MANAGEMENT, OUR PARENT COMPANY, IS ONE OF THE WORLD’S LEADING ASSET MANAGERS WITH APPROXIMATELY $152 BILLION OF HIGH QUALITY PROPERTY, RENEWABLE POWER AND INFRASTRUCTURE ASSETS UNDER MANAGEMENT. We have a unique understanding of how owners can best gain long term value from assets. The ability to draw upon the capacity, knowledge and strength of our global parent Brookfield, is a powerful advantage. Operating for over 100 years, Brookfield owns and operates assets with a focus on real estate, infrastructure, power and private equity. Brookfield has a range of public and private investment products and services, which leverage in-house expertise and experience and provide a distinct competitive advantage in the markets where we operate. 23,000 employees US$152 billion AUM PROPERTY RENEWABLE POWER INFRASTRUCTURE PRIVATE EQUITY CONSTRUCTION UK, WESTERN EUROPE & MIDDLE EAST + ASIA US$5 BILLION AUM* CANADA US$23 BILLION AUM* United States US$90 BILLION AUM* SOUTH AMERICA US$18 BILLION AUM* AUSTRALASIA US$16 BILLION AUM* *Figures as at June 2012. 5 7 Brookfield Place, Perth, Western Australia Global Construction Platform 4 CONTINENTS 9 COUNTRIES 2,043 PEOPLE ONE TEAM TORONTO CALGARY LONDON GLASGOW A LEADING GLOBAL CONTRACTOR WITH EXPERTISE ACROSS THE ENTIRE PROPERTY SECTOR. Drawing on 50 years experience in building, financing and developing major projects, we have a rare position in the global construction and property market. Brookfield Multiplex has a proven ability to deliver end-to-end property and construction solutions across a broad range of sectors from hospitals, high rise towers and resources infrastructure, ensuring fully integrated whole of lifecycle outcomes, on every project. We are committed to creating structures that endure the test of time, combining the latest sustainable design and construction techniques. We have an enviable track record of completing projects on time, on budget and to the highest quality and design criteria. DOHA ABU DHABI DUBAI RIYADH DELHI MUMBAI SYDNEY MELBOURNE ADELAIDE BRISBANE PERTH 9 Brascan name changed to Brookfield Asset Management Brookfield Asset Management exceeds US$150 BN under management Brookfield Asset Management acquired Babcock and Brown Infrastructure (now Prime Infrastructure) Brookfield Asset Management 1989 1997 1998 1999 2003 2004 2005 2007 2009 2010 2011 2012 1899 1904 1912 1923 1950’s 1957 1962 1969 1978 1980’s 1987 50 year milestone Australasia Brookfield Multiplex Engineering + Infrastructure launch, Brookfield Multiplex Canada and India established Brookfield Multiplex , a Global Contracting Business Brookfield Asset Management acquired Multiplex’s listed operations Significant growth of the Multiplex construction business around the world Multiplex listed as a public company on the ASX Multiplex expanded into the United Kingdom Multiplex Facilities Management business established Multiplex established offices in the Middle East and New Zealand Multiplex expanded into South Australia and Queensland, Australia Multiplex expanded into the ACT, Australia Multiplex established operations in Southeast Asia and expanded into Development activities Multiplex expanded into the eastern states of Australia Multiplex construction operations established in Perth, Australia Brookfield Multiplex Brazilian Light and Power Company Limited name changed to ‘Brascan’ An office tower in Montreal developed The company expanded further into the retail sector Montreal Forum sports arena purchased Brazilian Traction, Light and Power established Rio de Janeiro Railway, Light and Power established São Paulo Railway, Light and Power established OUR HISTORY 11 The Tower - One St George Wharf, United Kingdom EUROPE Established 1999 251 people 19 projects US$5.8 Billion works completed Established 1962 1,125 people 698 projects US$43.1 Billion works completed Brookfield Multiplex Europe is a project delivery business offering Design and Construction Services. Brookfield Multiplex Europe has gained a strong reputation for the delivery of highly complex projects as a key part of fully integrated project teams. Wembley Stadium is widely recognised as the best in the world, and the New South Glasgow Hospital is Scotland’s largest publicly funded project. Established in 1962, the Brookfield Multiplex business now includes Construction + Development and Engineering + Infrastructure, with a workbook value of US$6.3 Billion across 32 projects, spanning a variety of sectors including commercial, infrastructure, health, retail, residential and education. The Engineering + Infrastructure business currently has projects underway in the rail, water and mining resource sectors. MIDDLE EAST & ASIA CANADA Recognising the exciting growth potential of the region, Brookfield Multiplex was one of the first international construction businesses to establish offices in the Middle East during the late 1990s. Commencing another chapter in the Brookfield Multiplex global growth story, our Canadian operations in Toronto started in February 2011 by securing the contract to oversee the completion of the high profile Trump International Hotel & Residences project, followed shortly thereafter with the Yorkville Plaza project, the conversion of an existing Four Seasons hotel into luxury condominiums. Established 2011 23 people 5 projects US$916 Million works in progress Established 1997 644 people 26 projects US$3.8 Billion works completed Based in head offices located in Doha (Qatar), Abu Dhabi and Dubai (United Arab Emirates) and Mumbai (India), the company has built a reputation for fast delivery and high quality by managing some of the most challenging projects in the region. Brookfield Multiplex Canada aims to expand operations across Canada, with an initial focus on Toronto, Calgary, Alberta and Vancouver. Emirates Towers, UAE *Completed work values are CPI adjusted. Trump Tower, Toronto, Canada AUSTRALASIA Melbourne Convention Centre, Melbourne, Victoria REGIONS 13 COMPLETED WORK BY SECTOR US$53 BILLION COMMERCIAL Projects: 132 Value: $13.8 BN ENGINEERING & INFRASTRUCTURE Projects: 36 Value: $2.3 BN TOURISM & LEISURE Projects: 83 Value: $8.3 BN JUSTICE/ GOVERNMENT/ EDUCATION Projects: 23 Value: $1.8 BN FINANCIAL STRENGTH $2.8 BILLION REVENUE $2.8 BILLION ASSETS $131.7 MILLION EBITDA 1 $10.1 BILLION WORKBOOK 2 46 PROJECTS US$10.1 BILLION WORKBOOK BY SECTOR Residential 13% Commercial 21% Hotel 12% Retail 8% Infrastructure 4% Education 3% Brookfield Place, Perth, Western Australia Mundaring Water Treatment Plant, Western Australia Emirates Park Towers Hotel, Dubai, UAE Sydney Water Headquarters, New South Wales, Australia Health 39% HEALTH Projects: 30 Value: $3.8 BN RETAIL Projects: 124 Value: $6.7 BN STADIUMS / OTHERS Projects: 134 Value: $6.0 BN RESIDENTIAL Projects: 180 Value: $10.1 BN BROOKFIELD MULTIPLEX REVENUE 2009 - 2011 (US$M) 5% +9 BROOKFIELD MULTIPLEX WORKBOOK 2009 - 2011 (US$B) $10.1 B $2,829.6 M 8% +7 $8.6 B $2,125.8 M $5.7 B $1,449.2 M New South Glasgow Hospital, Scotland, UK Claremont Quarter, Perth, Western Australia Stadium Australia, New South Wales, Australia The Tower - One St George Wharf, London, UK 2009 Proforma 2010 Proforma 2011 Actual 2009 Proforma 2010 Proforma 2011 Actual *Completed work values are CPI adjusted. 1. EBITDA is Earnings Before Interest, Tax, Depreciation and Amortisation 2. Workbook is the total value of work under secured contracts with clients, including work performed to date, as at 30 June 2012 The value of Work In Hand, which is the unperformed value of Workbook, was $5.9 billion 15 EXPERIENCED BOARD AND MANAGEMENT REGIONAL EXECUTIVE MANAGEMENT EXECUTIVE DIRECTORS ROSS MCDIVEN EXECUTIVE CHAIRMAN Ross joined what was then Multiplex in 1969, starting his career in Perth as a Cadet. After joining the Board as Director in 1986 and being appointed as Managing Director of NSW in 1989, Ross presided over the delivery of more than 200 projects including the landmark Stadium Australia, Chifley Tower and King Street Wharf, to name a few. EXECUTIVE MANAGEMENT WITHIN BROOKFIELD MULTIPLEX HAVE SIGNIFICANT INDUSTRY EXPERIENCE He has seen the company grow from its Western Australian base to being a national construction entity, through overseas expansion into Asia, the Middle East, and the UK. Ross has assembled some of the best construction and development specialists in the industry and nurtured a corporate culture that has ensured the Group’s ongoing success. JOHN FLECKER ASHLEY MULDOON CHARLIE BOLT EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR CEO - AUSTRALASIA EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR CEO - EUROPE, MIDDLE EAST, ASIA & CANADA EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR CFO He is currently Vice President of the Australian Contractors Association and past President of Construction Contractors Association (WA) from 2002 to 2006. Ashley started his career in the construction industry as a Cadet in 1989 and joined Multiplex in 1997 in Sydney as a Project Manager. Ashley transferred to London in 2003 and progressed through the ranks to be appointed as Director of our UK operations in 2004, and ultimately CEO in 2010. During his 22 year career, Ashley has overseen the delivery of major projects internationally across a range of sectors. He holds a Bachelor of Applied Science in Construction Management from the University of Technology, Sydney. JOHN FERGUSON MANAGING DIRECTOR EUROPE MANAGING DIRECTOR MIDDLE EAST Ross has overall responsibility for Construction and Hard Services for the European Brookfield Multiplex business. Ross joined Multiplex in 2006 and was responsible for the successful delivery of our first major PFI Healthcare scheme. Ross was appointed a Director in 2008 and Managing Director in 2011. John is responsible for the Construction, Facilities Management and Project and Development Management operations in the Middle East. Ross spent 15 years with Laing O’Rourke and has a wealth of experience in the delivery of complex design and construction of projects. Prior to joining Multiplex, Ross was UK Operations Director for Alfred McAlpine’s Building Division. Ross holds a Bachelor of Science in Civil Engineering from Strathclyde University and is a Member of the Institution of Civil Engineers. Ross holds a Bachelor of Commerce from the University of Western Australia. John commenced his career with what was then Multiplex, as an Engineering Cadet in 1987 and progressed through the ranks of the business becoming a Director in 1994 and ultimately CEO in 2011. He holds a Bachelor of Engineering from the University of Western Australia and is a Fellow of the Institute of Engineers Australia. ROSS BALLINGALL Charlie joined the Western Australian office of Multiplex in 1983 as a cadet accountant. During his 28 year career with the Company he has held a variety of positions across financial, accounting and contract administration roles across the various regions in which the Group operates. During his tenure he has held Director roles in earlier Singapore and Malaysia operations, and was part of the core senior management team responsible for the successful establishment of the Brookfield Multiplex business in the Middle East in 1997. Charlie holds a Bachelor of Business from Curtin University and is a member of the Institute of Chartered Accountants Australia. After 8 years working for Multiplex in Perth, and 7 years in Kuala Lumpur, John was part of the core team that established the Middle East operations in 1997, a business that grew rapidly and established a reputation as one of the best contractors in the region. During his time in the Middle East, John has overseen and been responsible for such iconic projects in the region as Emirates Towers (office tower), The Gate (DIFC) and Dubai Marina’s first six towers. IAN MEARES HAMISH PRYOR MANAGING DIRECTOR ENGINEERING + INFRASTRUCTURE AUSTRALASIA MANAGING DIRECTOR CANADA Ian has a wealth of global experience gained from 30 years in the industry, having held senior positions with Bechtel and more recently, Leighton. His experience includes large projects, with process and civil infrastructure scope and specialist experience in marine construction, jetties, LNG, power, minerals and module construction, including alumina refining, bauxite mines, gold, copper and iron ore mines. GEORGE KOSTAS MANAGING DIRECTOR CONSTRUCTION + DEVELOPMENT AUSTRALASIA George joined Multiplex in 2000 and has held a number of senior management positions across the Corporate, Treasury and Construction & Development divisions. George has over 21 years experience in corporate and project finance and residential and major urban project development, most recently being responsible for the structuring and execution of the $700 Million recapitalisation and fit-out of the Hilton Surfers Paradise. George currently sits on the board of the Property Council of Australia and is the Deputy Chairman of Urban Taskforce Australia. Hamish is responsible for our Canadian operations which we established in 2011. In this short period, the business has secured 5 projects and is rapidly establishing itself as a leading contractor in the Toronto market. Hamish has over 40 years experience in the construction industry with a proven and established track record for the successful completion of major projects in Australia, New Zealand, Asia and the Middle East. Ian holds a Masters degree in Engineering as well as an MBA from the University of Western Australia. 17 Brookfield MULTIPLEX ADVANTAGE Our goal on every project is not limited to on time and on budget delivery; we are committed to outperform - to exceed our clients’ expectations. We add genuine value to projects by leveraging experience and knowledge from our global network. On each project we appoint dedicated team leaders who think like owners, champion the project and guide its progress. When others say it cannot be done – we deliver. Innovative thinking Each project is unique, with its own specific challenges. We involve our most innovative thinkers at the front-end, sharing knowledge and ideas to tailor solutions to our clients’ needs. Creative thinking is encouraged. By combining innovation with disciplined decision-making we seek and identify the best, most cost-effective and sustainable solutions for our clients. Collaborative working approach At Brookfield Multiplex we believe consultation and collaboration significantly improve the progress and quality of projects. We work together with our clients and delivery partners from the outset, including them within the team. Our creative, innovative thinking and can-do passion, coupled with the collaborative way we work with our clients, enables us to consistently exceed client expectations. Close collaboration gives us a clearer understanding of our clients’ objectives - we anticipate challenges and remain flexible to deal with complex and dynamic situations. Our senior team is selected for their adaptability and proven capacity to respond to the fast-moving construction industry. Dubai Marina, Phase 1, UAE Passionate about exceeding expectations 19 Care Protect, support and respect. We care for the people we work with, ensuring their safety and wellbeing, providing support and helping them achieve their goals. We also respect and protect the things that enrich peoples’ lives: the communities we work in and our natural environment. Outperformance Drive, passion and focus on excellence. Our business is built on our people. We are structured for success and are determined to consistently exceed the expectations of our clients and the industry in everything we do. We add genuine value to projects with our innovative thinking, our ‘can do’ attitude and the way we embrace clients as part of the team. Our entrepreneurial spirit is backed with astute, disciplined decision-making and a solid financial backbone. Collaboration Listen, share and work as a team. We’re totally focused on working together to deliver the best possible results. What sets us apart is our belief that the client is an essential member of our team. By involving them at the outset of every project we develop a clearer understanding of their objectives. Together we identify challenges and work out innovative ways to optimise our client’s return. Integrity Trust is the foundation of all our relationships. By being honest, fair-minded and dependable we build long-standing, valued relationships. Our clients and the people we work with put their trust in us because we do what we say we are going to do. Our approach is straightforward, upfront and transparent so everyone we deal with can be certain of the result. Midwest Rail upgrade, Western Australia Ethical, honest and open. Our Values 21 SAFETY OUR SAFETY CULTURE IS BUILT-IN, NOT BOLT-ON. The safety of our people both on site and in the surrounding community is paramount; it underpins our approach from planning to completion. Our safety philosophy is based around the key idea that safety should be designed-in not added on during the construction phase. Involving Brookfield Multiplex early in the design stages of a project enables our team to plan effectively, ELIMINATING risk wherever possible. We have a proud track record of exemplary safety over the last 50 years and a strong tradition of establishing the standard in our industry. Our safety culture at Brookfield Multiplex has matured to be firmly ingrained as an integral part of our management practices rather than a compliance afterthought. Our leaders, managers and supervisors and importantly, our people on the ground, focus on minimising potential critical risks - but also creating outcomes which can have positive effects on people’s lives - the heart of which is ensuring everyone gets home safe and sound. All OF our projects work with documented management systems that are third party certified to either AS/NZS 4801 or OHSAS 18001 REDUCING THE GAP BETWEEN PLANNING AND ACTION What is important about our approach is that it simplifies complex tasks. It drives focus on the delivery end - we concentrate on where the work takes place. Reflecting the maturity of the safety culture within the business, practical actions are engendered, and a better outcome is proactively sought, rather than a reactive ‘ticking of a compliance box’. Our highly refined systems and processes have developed through experience and knowledge gained over decades of construction work in many varied operating environments. We embrace the Safer by Design and Planning approach and recognise that early planning ensures issues can be recognised and designed out. Mundaring Water Treatment Plant, Western Australia We create a culture of continuous improvement based on historical knowledge and encourage reliable reporting of near-miss incidents. The knowledge captured from reports is used to continually test and sharpen our OHS management processes. 23 BROOKFIELD MULTIPLEX: REDEFINING SUSTAINABILITY Inherent in the people who work at Brookfield Multiplex is the motivation to seek a better way of doing things. We redefine sustainability and outperformance because we assess value more broadly than just profits or sustainability ratings; we think long term and drive enduring financial, environmental and social gains over the entire lifecycle of an asset. We go out of our way to create value for the lifetime of the project - in some instances investing early to achieve lasting benefits. We understand how building assets function, and know just how important a building can be in enhancing the health, productivity and performance of its users - we take pride in measuring and quantifying the environmental and social benefits, whilst ensuring reduced operating costs. We will leave a tangible positive legacy in the physical or social environment of every project we deliver. From the outset of a project, we work collaboratively with the client to understand their needs. We think carefully through the ways a building or facility will impact the people who use it very early in the design process - we design working, living and healing spaces to accommodate individual requirements. Our holistic approach to infrastructure provides ongoing value, we share goals that optimise performance in assets and we actively work to improve outcomes. Our aim is to create high performance spaces and infrastructure which will contribute to the wellbeing of all who use them with a flow-on effect to the surrounding community. We collaborate with the world’s leading international research institutions and thought leaders. Our past collaborations include Nils Kok (Maastricht University, Netherlands and University of California, Berkeley), Frank Becker (Cornell University), Esther Sternberg (National Institute of Mental Health, USA) and Erik Velhoen. Brookfield Multiplex has an exemplary safety and community engagement record. On each project, we identify the needs of the community, and work in partnership with others to develop long term initiatives to create better outcomes and opportunities for that community. Clients choose Brookfield Multiplex because we offer commitment, capacity and certainty - backed by the resources and depth of experience to deliver innovative, sustainable award-winning projects which have a positive impact on the communities they operate within. New South Glasgow Hospital, Scotland, UK Being at the forefront of innovative thinking and industry leadership requires close collaboration; we involve our best people on the job and draw from the expertise of our employees, research partners, clients, consultants and subcontractors through our supply chain. Clients benefit from new ideas and the value added to complex projects through our 50 years of continuous learning; we support and develop our people in an environment which fosters innovation and outperformance. We are proud to have partnered with organisations such as The Salvation Army Employment Plus, Youth Off The Streets, World Vision, and Indigenous Group Employment Support in many community programs including sustainable employment opportunities for local communities. We continue to learn much about effective community development through these unique collaborations. 25 CASE STUDY: ONE SHELLEY STREET One Shelley Street represents the successful application of Macquarie Group’s innovative working practices within a high performance 6 Star Green Star commercial building, development managed and constructed by Brookfield Multiplex. The asset ‘value’ was maximised by applying our high performance construction management approach with parent company, Brookfield’s, ability to leverage environmental, social and economic benefits over One Shelley Street’s entire lifecycle. Our Evidence-Based Approach and Continuous Learning Our commitment to measuring the long term benefits of a high performance building has produced world leading research on the quantification of the social value of green buildings in terms of productivity, health and the impact the built environment has on people. Our research illustrates that the financial benefits of a high performance asset far exceeds environmental cost savings alone. A direct link between sustainable building design, activity-based work environments and the health and productivity of occupants, has been found in a study of One Shelley Street, Sydney by the University of New South Wales and the University of Technology, Sydney, on behalf of Brookfield Multiplex and Macquarie Group. The world-leading research One Shelley Street - Building and People Performance Study is significant due to its size, scale and length of study. It draws on a multi-methodological approach testing Indoor Environment Quality combined with occupant surveys, focus groups, site visits and interviews with key stakeholders. The research has also been benchmarked by the Building Use Studies (BUS) survey that has been used to evaluate over 500 buildings in 17 countries, including over 95 buildings in Australia. This research demonstrates that the success of One Shelley Street is a combination of the innovative working practices embraced by Macquarie Group and the high performance 6 Star Green Star building, which enables the full potential of innovative working practices to be realised. “we are confident that the new environment will contribute to the effectiveness of our people.” Will Walker, Macquarie Group - Executive Director Environmental results: The combination of passive chilled beams and harbour heat rejection within the HVAC plant achieved: • 201,329 kg annual reduction in Carbon Dioxide (CO2) emissions. • 6,035 kl annual reduction in water usage. • 3,428,650 kWhrs annual reduction in electricity usage. The implementation of a single pass air system achieved: • Double the volume of fresh air required by Australian Standards. • The highest possible standard of air quality without the use of recycled air within the building. Social results: The flexible interior design of the building: • Encourages interaction in common spaces. • Enhances connectivity between areas of the building. • Facilitates multiple use of all common spaces. • Provides the highest quality workspace for individual use. • Increases the perceived productivity of staff members by 15%. • Achieves a ranking in the top 3% of Australian workspaces in terms of satisfaction comfort and performance. Economic results: • • • $3.1M reduction in annual fit-out churn. The addition of 20% Net Lettable Area. Savings of $100M over 10 years are predicted due to the implementation of Activity Based Working (ABW). Project details : Type of Contract: Design and Construct Value: $184M Client: Brookfield Tenant: Macquarie Group 27 MCEC, Victoria, Australia AUSTRALASIA 29 OUR AUSTRALASIA DIVISIONS CONSTRUCTION + DEVELOPMENT Brookfield Multiplex has been shaping skylines in major cities around the world for 50 years. We build significant social infrastructure and major assets in central business districts and regional areas for both public and private clients. Projects include commercial and residential developments, education, health, tourism, hospitality, civic and sporting facilities. ENGINEERING + INFRASTRUCTURE Chifley Tower, Sydney, Australia Forward thinking and focused on growth, Brookfield Multiplex has established this business with an experienced team dedicated to working within the resources and economic infrastructure sector. Work extends across a broad range of sectors, specialising in large scale multidisciplinary engineering and infrastructure projects and sustaining capital works. Brookfield Multiplex E+I offers decades of contracting heritage against the backdrop of Brookfield’s global strength and infrastructure ownership platform. 31 Townsville Water Supply Upgrade Project, QLD WATER REMOTE ACCOMMODATION NON PROCESS INFRASTRUCTURE SUSTAINING CAPITAL WORKS PROGRAMS Moma Mineral Sands Project, Mozambique ENGINEERING + INFRASTRUCTURE Our experience and ability has underpinned the growth and development of our E+I Division, forging inroads into Australia’s thriving resources sector, and positioning us as the logical choice to engineer and construct vital infrastructure and sustaining works. The significant projects we have completed and our current workbook, demonstrate our capability to successfully deliver across a diverse spectrum. CASE STUDY: ROY HILL ROY HILL ACCOMMODATION VILLAGE WESTERN AUSTRALIA Brookfield Multiplex Engineering and Infrastructure has commenced works on the US$190M contract to designand construct Roy Hill’s mine accommodation village 270km south of Port Hedland in Western Australia’s Pilbara region. The appointment marks a significant milestone for the multi-billion dollar Roy Hill project which is constructing a 55mtpa iron ore mine and associated processing infrastructure, a 344km heavy haul railway between mine and port, and new export facilities at Port Hedland. The 15 month construction of the mine accommodation village will create 200 jobs and provide onsite accommodation for both construction workers and future operational mine staff. As part of the contract, Brookfield will engage local Australian contractors and businesses and offer employment opportunities to local indigenous communities. Type of contract : Design & Construct Client: Roy Hill Holdings Pty Ltd Roy Hill, Western Australia The Roy Hill contract adds to the growing workbook for Brookfield Multiplex Engineering and Infrastructure in Western Australia. The company has commenced work on the Mundaring Water Treatment Plant and has works underway expanding the Brookfield (formerly Westnet) rail network. The combined value of these projects is more than US$600M. 33 CASE STUDY: BROOKFIELD PLACE Perth’s largest commercial office building cleverly preserves the past while accommodating the future. Blending the best of the old and the new, Brookfield Place in Perth’s CBD, demonstrates our ability to deliver upon key commercial building criteria by: • encompassing significant sustainability benefits. • offering new civic space. • conserving heritage buildings and meeting current and future client requirements. Brookfield Place provides a prominent example of the Brookfield Multiplex integrated property model, combining ownership, development, design and construction with asset and facilities management services in conjunction with our parent company Brookfield. Net Lettable Area: – Tower Commercial - 74,854m² – Heritage Commercial - 4,064m² – Retail - 7,126m² – Basement Terrace and Storage – 1,410m² – Development Total 87,454m² Interior layouts, designed in collaboration with both tenant and owner, have resulted in workspaces specifically tailored to their operational requirements, while allowing for a 5 Star Green Star rating (for design) upon completion, with BHP also targeting a 5 Star Green Star rating for their fit-out. Future proofing Involvement in all aspects of the project lifecycle enabled us to pursue our vision to merge the heritage architecture offered by the existing buildings constructed between 1910 and 1932 with a symbol of the future – a striking 234m high side core commercial building - the largest in the southern hemisphere. In the planning stages consideration of ‘future use’, created flexible floor plates within the structural frame, making it possible for tenants to add interconnecting stairs at multiple floor positions at any time in the future to facilitate current or future staff connectivity. Reinforcing the tower’s ‘celebration of the future’, resources sector leader, BHP Billiton, selected Brookfield Place as its Australian corporate headquarters, occupying 65,000m². Other significant tenants include PwC and Barrick Gold. Offering an exciting addition to the Perth city skyline – Brookfield Place is a unique example of meshing a cutting edge commercial development with its historical predecessors. Project details: Type of Contract: Design and Construct Contract Value: US$805M Client: Brookfield Primary tenant: BHP Billiton 35 CASE STUDY: THE Hilton Surfers Paradise QUEENSLAND The Hilton Surfers Paradise project epitomises the capacity of Brookfield Multiplex to manage the entire process of delivering complex developments from inception to completion. ANZ Bank approached Brookfield Multiplex at a point where the existing developer was facing mounting time and cost overruns with the total value of works exceeded by projected costs. With the looming threat of sales contract and default risks, the project was at a standstill. Within six weeks, working closely with the client, we formulated a development solution, including an innovative financial structure with a fixed time, fixed cost structure. This ‘End-to-End Completion Guarantee’ included a total project cost wrap and underwriting of equity to cover risk until project delivery. Development management, design, construction, sales, marketing and customer relations services were integrated within the process to ensure it ran smoothly. Since Brookfield Multiplex’s intervention, this high-profile, US$700 Million development has achieved record prices for residential sales in Surfers Paradise, and is attracting prestige retail partners. Upon its launch the Hilton Hotel will be the first five-star hotel and residential complex built in the Gold Coast in a decade. Type of Contract: Design & Construct Value: US$700M Client: ANZ 37 CASE STUDY: FIONA STANLEY HOSPITAL PERTH, WA EARLY CONTRACTOR INVOLVEMENT The Fiona Stanley Hospital is a wonderful example of our Early Contractor Involvement procurement model, anchored by a robust contracting framework that provides significant benefits to both client and contractor and has the greatest influence on project outcomes. Our Early Contractor Involvement (ECI) model nurtures a highly collaborative ‘one team’ approach between the client, consultants, user groups/stakeholders and the contractor to jointly develop the scope and design in alignment with the budget, program, brief and principal project requirements in the first stage of a two stage process. On the Fiona Stanley Hospital project, our client, consultants and the delivery team share the same office which facilitates trust, understanding and enables informed decisions to be made swiftly during the life of the job. The ECI model allows for early consideration and adoption of value engineering opportunities thereby decreasing redundant works and the resulting cost and time impacts. It is also designed to reduce and correctly apportion risk through joint assessment and through the development of mitigation strategies. The ECI period is also used to commence Early Works on the project which typically involves services diversions, site set up, demolition and excavation. This early commencement of work provides significant program advantages. Once the ECI and Early Works phase is complete and the assumed project costs and conditions are accepted by the client, a contract is entered into for the delivery of Stage Two with works commencing on site immediately. Competitive market tension is maintained with cost plans developed in a transparent manner and subcontractor cost savings transferred to the client. On the Fiona Stanley Hospital, a transparent and visible process has resolved complicated and technical issues such as scope exclusions relating to Voice Over Internet Protocol (VOIP), Wireless Networking and security and the integration of these into the contract works. “This hospital will be the flagship of the Western Australia health system. It shows the construction industry in Western Australia can build great projects.” Colin Barnett, Premier of Western Australia. As a flagship health facility for Western Australia, the Fiona Stanley Hospital will service communities in the south of Perth and across the state. Project Facts • • • • • • • • • Completion planned for December 2013 The largest ever building works project and tertiary hospital undertaken by the Western Australian Government 783 beds and a range of acute medical and surgical services as the State’s major treatment centre for trauma, burns and heart and lung transplants Comprehensive cancer centre with extensive radiotherapy treatment facilities including MRI, CT and PET/CT Medical oncology and haematology Renal transplantation and dialysis Paediatric, obstetric and neonatal services Medical and surgical services A medical research facility built for the Western Australian Institute for Medical Research (WAIMR) will be co-located on site along with a 140 bed State Rehabilitation Service BENEFITS OF EARLY CONTRACTOR INVOLVEMENT • • • • Future operational issues were given an early and valuable discussion platform, such as integration of facilities management input into the design ‘Future-proofing’ of the facility such as the identification and resolution of key medical equipment specifications An extensive team of Brookfield Multiplex project personnel from around the world with health and major works experience shared from recent successful projects. Early and ongoing proactive stakeholder engagement keeps stakeholders informed with realistic expectations regarding project development and delivery. TYPE OF CONTRACT: Early Contractor Involvement, Design And Build VALUE: US$2 Billion CLIENT: Western Australian State Government Early Contractor Involvement is the best way for clients to capitalise on the collective input of one team working together to achieve the best project outcome. Once a project passes the ECI ‘tipping point’, design is cemented, construction begins and the window for optimisation substantially diminishes. 39 WE CREATE SKYLINES SYDNEY 8 9 75 36 28 47 45 25 1 2 38 39 20 4 21 16 3 11 5 42 29 44 43 14 13 10 17 48 49 56 54 66 60 53 55 57 69 67 81 65 33 30 82 79 61 68 78 70 73 77 76 26 88 80 85 86 62 32 27 24 63 58 31 7 6 40 37 22 18 46 41 83 89 87 71 34 59 23 64 90 72 84 52 15 51 35 12 50 75 19 1.Beaumonde 2. Colonnades 3. Luna Park 4. The Pinnacle 5. Walsh Bay Infrastructure & Redevelopment works 6. Pier 8 & 9 7. Pier 6 & 7 8. Bear Cottage 9. Manly Peninsula 10. 1 Kent Street 11. Park Hyatt 12. Jones Bay Wharf 13. Observatory Hotel 14. The Georgia Apartments 15. Darling Island Residential 16. Bennelong Point 17. Stamford Plaza 18. 2 Bulletin Place 19. Watermark Apartments 20.Intercontinental 21. Reserve Bank Of Australia 22.Establishment 23.Sydney Wharf 24.KPMG 25.2 Bulletin Place 26.Macquarie Group, One Shelley Street 27.American Express 28.Chifley Tower 29.Carrington House 30.Harbourfront Retail & Wharves 31.NZI Building 32.Clarence Street Apartments 33.Wharves 9/10 Apartments, King Street Wharf 34.King Street Wharf Apartments 35.Star City Casino 36.Ardenbraught 37.Aston Apartments 38.The Finger Wharf at Woolloomooloo 39.Wharf 11, Woolloomooloo 40.Landmark 41.Medina Apartments, King Street Wharf 42.175 Pitt Street 43.Grace Hotel 44.Skygarden 45.Manhattan Eastpoint Apartments 46.Vibe Hotel 47.Chancellor 48.Merchant Court 49.Sydney Central Plaza (Myer) 50.The Star Casino 51. The Darling Hotel at The Star 52. Multi Use Entertainment Facility at The Star 53.Tattersall’s Building 54.Sheraton on the Park 55.Piccadilly Plaza/ Piccadilly Tower 56.City Centre 57.KMS Tower 58.Rex Hotel 59.One Darling Harbour 60.Citigroup 61.Galleries Victoria 62.Medina Serviced Apartments 63.Whites, Paddington 64.Ibis Hotel 65.John Maddison Tower 66.3 Kings Lane 67.263 Liverpool Street 68.Lumiere Residences 69.Monument 70.Frasers Suites 71.Imax Theatre 72.Novotel Hotel 73.Village Hoyts 74.Eastgate 75.Bauhaus 76.Gordon Elizabeth Tower 77.Latitude Retail 78.Latitude Strata Offices 79.Ernst & Young Tower 80.ATO Building 81.Victoria Barracks 82.Sister Anne Court 83.Trades Hall 84.Goldsborough Mort 85.Excelsior Apartments 86.Furama Hotel 87.Market City (Stage 1 podium) 88.Centennial Parklands 89.Mercure Hotel 90.Sydney Water Building (out of frame) 41 WE CREATE SKYLINES PERTH 75 1 2 3 4 70 22 6 5 9 10 11 16 20 21 17 12 13 14 15 23 24 29 27 25 7 71 28 26 32 30 33 34 35 31 36 37 39 19 38 8 18 43 45 44 42 46 41 73 77 51 48 50 49 47 53 40 54 60 62 67 63 64 58 57 55 56 61 52 78 66 68 65 76 69 74 72 59 1. Burswood Exhibition Centre 2. Burswood Resort Convention Centre 3. Burswood Casino 4. Burswood Resort Hotel 5. WACA Stand 6. WACA lights 7. WACA Stand 8. Alexander Library 9. Woodside Offices 10. Local Government House 11. Hyatt Regency 12. Withernsea Offices 13. IBM House 14. Stanford Securities 15. Casablanca 16. Panorama Apartments 17. Westos House 18. Perth City Council Carpark 19. Pier Street Carpark 20. Airways House 21. Allied House 22. 77 Parkside 23. Sheraton Hotel 24. Langley Plaza 25. Chateau Commodore 26. Lombard House 27. Eastpoint Plaza 28. CSA Centre 29. Police Credit Society 30. St George’s Court 31. District Court 32. Victoria Centre 33. Wapet House 34. Irwin Chambers 35. Transit Inn 36. Park Towers 37. Cine Centre 38. Forrest Chase/Myer 39. Perth Building Society 40. Wesley Centre 41. Exchange House 42. Colonial Mutual 43. Exchange Plaza 44. Allendale Square 45. Bankwest Tower 46. 100 St George’s Terrace 47. Palace Hotel 48. Capitol House 49. Griffin Centre 50. 30 The Esplanade 51. Central Park 52. His Majesty’s Theatre 53. 180 St George’s Terrace 54. Australia Place 55. Jardine House 56. 190 St George’s Terrace 57. Mount Newman House 58. Cloisters 59. Orchard Hotel 60. Westralia Square 61. London House 62. Dayton Plaza 63. Forrest Centre 64. St George’s Square 65. Alexander Forest House 66. Perth Convention & Exhibition Centre 67. St George’s House 68. Bishops House 69. Bishops See 70. Windsor Towers 71. South Shore Development 72. Mounts Bay Village 73. Mill Point Apartments 74. Huntington Gate 75. Raffles Apartments 76. Riverside Lodge 77. Brookfield Place 78. Old Swan Brewery (out of frame) 43 WE CREATE SKYLINES MELBOURNE 5 6 6 56 56 33 10 10 11 11 16 16 12 12 61 61 17 17 24 24 31 31 21 21 32 33 32 33 22 22 35 34 34 39 39 65 65 52 52 36 36 48 48 64 64 42 42 14 14 8 4 4 9 9 13 13 18 18 20 25 25 26 26 7 53 53 28 47 47 29 63 29 63 57 57 55 68 68 54 54 45 45 44 46 44 46 30 62 62 19 19 67 67 43 43 37 37 27 27 23 15 15 51 51 66 56 70 49 50 38 38 2 2 1 40 40 41 69 69 59 59 58 1. St Vincent’s Hospital Stage A 2. St Vincent’s Link 3. Alfred Medical Research Centre 4. 1 Treasury Place & 1 MacArthur St 5. Boulevard Apartments 6. Aurora Apartments 7. 8 Nicholson St 8. Philadelphia Building 9. 51 Spring St 10. Lucient Apartments 11. Eden on the Park 12. Domain Apartments 13. Urban Workshop 50 Lonsdale St 14. Southern Cross East Tower 15. Southern Cross II West Tower 16. Royal Domain Apartments 17. St James Apartments - 350 St Kilda Road 18. Paramount Apartments 19. Citadines on Bourke 20. Rockmans Regency 21. Sovereign Apartments 22. Kingspark on Southbank 23. Federation Square 24. 209 Kingsway 25. Saville Grand 26. 321 Ehibition St 27. Clements House 28. Midtown Plaza 29. Concept Blue 30. Novotel Australia on Collins 31. Summit Apartments 32. Melbourne City Towers 33. Victoria Towers 34. Southbank One 35. Freshwater Place Residential 36. Southbank Tower 37. 394 Collins St 38. RMIT 39. Clarendon Towers 40. Uropa Apartments 41. Seasons Apartments 42. CBW - Corner Bourke & William Streets 43. 99 King St 44. 460 Lonsdale St 45. County Court 46. Republic Tower 47. 350 Queen Street 48. Melbourne Convention Centre 49. City Tempo Apartments 50. The Lexington - 414 Latrobe St 51. Flinders Wharf 52. Hilton Hotel South Wharf 53. City Point Apartments 54. Upper West Side 55. Southern Cross Station Platforms 15&16 56. Marine Apartments 57. Victoria Point Docklands 58. Neuroscience Melbourne University 59. Royal Melbourne Hospital Stage 1B 60. Harbour One New Quay 61. Portside Business Park 62. 171 Collins Street 63. 33 Mackenzie 64. Prima Tower 65. Mainpoint Apartments 66. Upper West Side Towers 1&2 67. 735 Collins St Tower 2 68. 700 Bourke Street 69. Peter Doherty Institute 70. The Quays 45 60 60 WE CREATE SKYLINES BRISBANE 1 9 7 2 4 3 5 6 8 12 13 17 15 14 16 25 18 19 20 21 26 22 24 23 10 11 27 28 1. Proximity Offices (out of frame) 2. Mater Private Clinic and Link Bridge (out of frame) 3. Queensland Conservatorium of Music 4. Imax Cinema Complex 5. South Bank Underground Carpark 6. Unilodge 7. Casino Towers 8. Festival Towers 9. Suncorp Stadium 10.River City 11.UNE University Mansions (Shafton) 12.The Regent 13.Wintergarden Redevelopment 14.Riparian Plaza 15.Novotel Hotel 16.Republic Apartments 17.Frisco Apartments 18.Tribeca Apartments 19.Willahra Apartments 20.570 Queen Street 21.River Place 22.Cathedral Place 23.Judith Wright Centre of Contemporary Arts 24.743 Ann Street 25.Royal Brisbane Hospital, East Block 26.Royal Brisbane Hospital Carpark 27.Ellington at Teneriffe 28.Portside Wharf (out of frame) 47 WE CREATE SKYLINES ADELAIDE 11 15 10 16 17 7 5 14 4 1 9 8 6 3 2 1. ATO Building 2. IMAX Theatre 3. Maxwell on the Park 4. Elder House 5. Elder House Fitout 6. ATO SA Consolidated 7. Medina Grand 8. Embassy Apartments 9. Horizon Apartments 10. Qantas Lounge Fitout 11. Centro Colonnades 12. Newport Quays Stage 1 (out of frame) 13. Newport Quays Stage 2 (out of frame) 14. The Precinct - Altitude 15. Burnside Village Shopping Centre (out of frame) 16. Pasadena Shopping Centre 17. The Rowlands Apartments 49 12 13 Dubai, UAE MIDDLE EAST + ASIA 51 OUR MIDDLE EAST + ASIA DIVISIONs Construction A diversified workbook, strong relationships with quality clients and the commitment of our skilled team has enabled Brookfield Multiplex Constructions to deliver a solid performance during the last few years, where the region has been subject to significant changes arising from financial and social upheaval. With an established presence both in the UAE and Qatar, we are now pursuing opportunities in Saudi Arabia and have a developing presence in India. Leveraging off a broad range of experience, skilled staff and a strong reputation, Brookfield Multiplex is ideally placed in the current competitive market to address client cost-saving needs by continuing to deliver quality, cost-effective property solutions across a range of sectors. Services Established in the Middle East in 2007 following 10 years of success in Australia, Brookfield Multiplex Services offers a range of facilities management services to clients in the commercial property, infrastructure and residential markets. The team delivers intelligent solutions with commitment, fairness and honesty, in partnership with their customers, suppliers and staff. Our Services team have the experience and drive to implement customised solutions which help our clients meet their business objectives. We are committed to client satisfaction as evidenced by our track record of fostering long term business relationships and repeat business. Plant + Equipment A natural extension of the Brookfield Multiplex Middle East + Asia Construction business, the Plant + Equipment division was launched in 2008 to complement the company’s design and build projects and to provide reliable and safe plant and equipment hire services to external parties. Brookfield Multiplex Plant + Equipment not only supplies services and equipment to third-party clients, but ensures the right logistics solution is designed and engineered for each demanding circumstance. Project List Left to Right: The Index, Dubai, UAE The Gate, Dubai, UAE Marina Promenade, Dubai, UAE W Doha Hotel & Residences, Doha, Qatar 53 CASE STUDY: Situated on the water’s edge overlooking a large expanse of mangrove forest, Eastern Mangroves embraces all aspects of Abu Dhabi heritage and culture while also preserving and protecting the sensitive environmental surroundings. The resort, spanning 1.3km, offers a five-star business hotel managed by internationally renowned Anantara Hotels & Resorts. It comprises 52 luxury three-bedroom apartments, 169 serviced apartments and includes marina facilities, a quayside promenade, a signature spa, retail outlets, dining and entertainment areas. EASTERN MANGROVES The five-star project has been designed in line with strict eco guidelines. Brookfield Multiplex has undertaken an indepth analysis to ensure that the eco guidelines of the delicate marine eco-system and mangrove regeneration will continue to be met. Type of contract: Build Only Value: Project Value - US$320M Client: Tourism Development and Investment Company (TDIC) 55 CASE STUDY: W DOHA HOTEL & RESIDENCES The design and construction of the highly acclaimed ‘W’ Doha Hotel, a 26-floor hotel and apartment building completed in 2008, was the inaugural project for Brookfield Multiplex in Qatar. The project consists of basement carparking and a podium featuring restaurants, bars and meeting facilities. Sitting above this are 25 additional floors housing hotel guestrooms and apartments with an elevated top floor boasting two penthouses. An engineering feat, with a gross floor area of 81,000m², the project consumed 37,000 cubic metres of concrete and took 8.8 million man hours to build. The two main building elevations comprise three different surface levels and required innovative 3D design software to achieve the required engineering. The 23,000m² pre-fabricated unitised panel glass facade was also a first for Doha. Type of contract: Design and Construct Value: Project Value - US$127M Client: Nozul Hotels 57 CASE STUDY: EMIRATES TOWERs The Emirates Towers complex consists of the 354.9m tall Emirates Office Tower and the 309m tall Jumeriah Emirates Towers Hotel. The two towers are connected by a 60,000m², two-storey luxury retail and parking complex known as The Boulevard. Completed in December 1999, Brookfield Multiplex delivered the office and retail project more than three months ahead of the contract date, utilising an innovative, alternative structural solution. At the project’s peak, floors were constructed at a rate of three per week – a feat never achieved before in Dubai. This was the first project undertaken by Brookfield Multiplex in the region. Type of contract: Build Only Value: US$109.5M Client: His Highness, Sheikh Mohammed Bin Rashid Al Maktoum 59 CASE STUDY: EMIRATES PARK TOWERS HOTEL The Emirates Park Towers Hotel is a twin-tower complex in Dubai, that will house the prestigious JW Marriott Marquis Hotel brand, set to open in late 2012. Rising 80 storeys and 355m above the city, they are the world’s tallest dedicated hotel buildings, and will boast the largest room capacity in the Middle East with over 1,600 rooms. The striking facade of the towers draw inspiration from the Arabian date palm, said to represent the spirit of Dubai. Incorporating state-of-the-art facilities, the development will establish a world-class platform for the Emirates Airlines hotel division, with facilities that include all the trappings expected of a luxury hotel. Each tower comprises two basement levels, a ground floor, six podium parking levels and additional floors with cantilevered suspended room balconies, sky terraces, 16 food and beverage outlets, rooftop bars, meeting rooms, an extensive banquet hall, as well as retail outlets, a swimming pool, and a 3,700 m² spa and health club. Type of Contract: Build Only Value: US$460M Client: Emirates Airlines 61 CASE STUDY: BHARTI AEROCITY, GURGAON, NEW DELHI, INDIA The Bharti Aerocity Project is a commercial development consisting of 3 separate commercial buildings with a common plaza in Gurgaon New Capital Region, India and forms part of the DIAL masterplan which consists of further commercial, retail, and hospitality developments. The buildings were designed to a very high standard by international architects Kohn Pederson Fox. The client also set a very high standard for commercial real estate in India setting a target of Grade A and LEED Platinum for the buildings. Brookfield Multiplex India was engaged on a Pre-Construction Agreement to provide assistance and guidance in the design management of the Clients consultants, deliver a Construction Methodology and overall program, carry out value engineering for the client, assist in the co-ordination of design between disciplines and provide a Project Management Plan. Other actions saw Brookfield Multiplex heavily involved in the selection and nomination of subcontractors, preparation of subcontractor tender documents, providing advice on buildability issues, value engineering options, and providing the Client with an overall Construction budget. Through this process, Brookfield Multiplex India gained invaluable knowledge and an insight into the construction process in India. TYPE OF CONTRACT: Reconstruction Services Value: US$65M Client: Bharti Realty (Airtel Subsidiary) 63 WE CREATE SKYLINES DUBAI 2 6 3 8 7 10 13 12 4 1 11 5 14 9 1. Emirates Park Towers Hotel 2. UP Tower 3. Emirates Towers 4. The Gate & Precinct Buildings 5&6 5. Standard Chartered Tower 6. The Index 7. Al Ghurair Apartments 8. Taj Palace Hotel and Residences 9. Burj Khalifa Raft 10. Creekside Apartments 11. The Residences Phases 1&2 12.Al Fattan Plaza 13. 48 Villas, Al Garhoud 14. The Residences Southridge PROJECTS OUT OF FRAME: 15.Al Manara Building 16.Dubai Marina Phase 1 17.Marina Promenade 18.Grosvenor House (1) 19. FSU Military Warehouse 20.Automall Showroom & Office Tower, Motorcity 21.Green Community Villas 22.Port Saeed Commercial Building 65 Strata SE1, London, United Kingdom EUROPE 67 OUR EUROPE DIVISION DESIGN & CONSTRUCTION Brookfield Multiplex Europe is a project delivery business offering Design and Construction. Established in the United Kingdom in 1999, we have gained a strong reputation for the delivery of high quality and complex projects managed by fully integrated project teams. Based in London, and with a regional office in Scotland overseeing Northern UK, we harness the vast global experience gained over the last 50 years to ensure that the very best solutions are found for the many challenges faced during the delivery of projects. Our skills are best utilised through early involvement in the design and procurement process, during which time our in-house architect and engineers ensure that designs are both efficient and buildable and capture the latest material and construction techniques from around the world. Our procurement team leverage the benefit of our global coverage to ensure that materials and installers of the highest quality are obtained from the most economical source. We have undertaken some of the largest projects in the United Kingdom. Wembley National Stadium is widely recognised as the best in the world and will host the gold medal events in both the Men’s and Women’s football competition at the 2012 Olympic Games. The Pinnacle and 100 Bishopsgate at 72 and 40 floors respectively, will alter the London skyline. The New South Glasgow Hospital is Scotland’s largest publically funded project and when complete in 2015 it will provide new state-of-the-art healthcare facilities Brookfield Multiplex Europe is not limited to high value projects, we will undertake projects of all sizes that offer us the opportunity to add value. Sectors where we have an established presence include high-end residential, retail developments, hotels and complex heritage projects. Our flexibility on project type and size, offers our clients a genuine one stop shop. Project List Left to Right: Peterborough Hospital, Peterborough, UK The Pinnacle , London UK Wembley National Stadium, London, UK West India Quay, London, UK 69 New South Glasgow Hospital Laboratory, UK CASE STUDY: New South Glasgow Hospital - UNITED KINGDOM The US$890 Million New South Glasgow Hospital project is a significant health development. When complete in 2015, it will incorporate the gold standard in healthcare with a state-of-the-art Acute Care Hospital, New Children’s Hospital and Laboratory on one site. It is the biggest single investment in NHS Scotland’s history and will be one of the most modern state-of-the-art facilities in the world. The Laboratory facility was completed on time in March 2012 and is now fully operational. ENVIRONMENTAL BENEFITS: - Stand Alone Energy Centre - BREEAM Excellent - Carbon foot print 80 kg CO² m² This significant design and construction project will deliver 1,109 acute care beds in single-room accommodation with ensuites, 30 operating theatres and accommodation for major specialised services such as renal medicine, transplantation and vascular surgery. Adjoining the new hospital, a new Children’s hospital will provide beds for 240 children: accident and emergency services and a full range of in-patient and day care pediatric services. With a mix of four bed and single bed accommodation, a unique feature of the building will be a covered roof garden. Here patients from the children’s hospital, the main hospital and the maternity wing, including those who need to remain in their beds, will be able to enjoy a range of activities in the fresh air. A subterranean link will connect the main adult and children’s hospitals to the new laboratory that will provide biochemistry, haematology and blood transfusion services around-the-clock. New South Glascow Hospital Laboratory, UK Health Chiefs have stated that the design of the new health facilities would help tackle hospital-based infections and provide “unrivalled flexibility” as nursing care develops in the future. Totalling an area of 191,000m², the New South Glasgow Hospitals project will create 2,500 jobs for what is an important health infrastructure project in the city of Glasgow. TYPE OF CONTRACT: Design and Build VALUE: US$890 Million CLIENT: NHS Greater Glasgow And Clyde 71 CASE STUDY: 100 BISHOPSGATE 100 Bishopsgate is located in the heart of the City of London, within the emerging eastern cluster of towers. The two acre site is a short walk from nearby Bank and Liverpool Street station commuter hubs. The completed project will provide approximately 900,000 sq. ft. of best in class office and retail accommodation across two buildings, as well as a newly created half-acre public square. Building One is a 40 storey tower, uniquely offering five contiguous podium floors of 44,000 sq ft each and a further 32 office floors of highly efficient column-free accommodation, each measuring approximately 20,000 sq ft. Building Two is a seven storey building, to be developed behind a retained facade on St. Helen’s Place, with a high-quality restaurant opening onto the public plaza and five office floors of 8,000 sq ft each. Brookfield Multiplex have been engaged as the Design & Build Contractor, Pre-Construction Advisor and CDM Co-ordinator for the development on behalf of The 100 Bishopgate Partnership. Brookfield Office Properties (BPO) hold a 50% investment in the development. Type of contract: Design and Build Value: Construction Cost – US$703M Client: The 100 Bishopsgate Partnership (Brookfield Office Properties/Great Portland Estates JV) 73 Brookfield Multiplex are constructing the shell and core of The Tower - One St George Wharf located in Vauxhall, London. Due for completion in 2013, The Tower will become on of the tallest residential buildings in Europe at 52 storeys, reaching 185m in height. The tower’s cylindrical design rises 180 metres towards the summit where a 15 metre wind turbine will provide power for The Tower’s public lighting. The Tower will house 232 luxury apartments and bring a distinctive architectural addition to the River Thames locale. The unique floor plan of this building typically houses five apartments per floor as the separating walls radiate from the central core. Generous sky gardens provide residents with protected semi-external spaces which upon completion will accentuate the building’s unique design. Upon completion, The Tower will have 360-degree views across London, making it one of the most desirable new residential addresses in the city. This building marks an era of change and renewed investment in the Vauxhall area and provides Brookfield Multiplex with the opportunity to contribute to the positive regeneration of urban sites in London. ENVIRONMENTAL BENEFITS: • A 15 metre wind turbine will provide the power for The Tower’s public lighting • The Tower will require a third of the energy needed to run a building of similar size and number of inhabitants • CO2 emissions will be half that of normal emissions • Triple glazing will minimise heat loss and gain • Low ‘e’ glazing and ventilated blinds will further reduce heat gain • Heat pump technology will draw water from the London Aquifer utilising the water’s thermal mass in winter to heat the residential apartments. CASE STUDY: THE TOWER ONE St George Wharf - UNITED KINGDOM Type of contract: Design and Build Construction value: US$86 Milliion Client: St George South London Limited 75 CASE STUDY: UPP READING CAMPUS, READING, UNITED KINGDOM The redevelopment of the Bridges Hall of Residence at the University Partnerships Programme’s (UPP) Reading Campus will deliver brand new accommodation for more than 640 students. Located south of the Reading Town Centre, the UPP Reading Campus spans approximately 123 hectares. It was originally constructed in the 1960’s and extended in 1971. The redevelopment of the Bridges Hall site forms part of the University’s Whiteknights Campus Development Plan. Brookfield Multiplex Construction Europe will demolish the existing Bridges Hall and replace it with four new buildings and 16 timber-framed town houses. Solar hot water systems will be installed to maximise sustainability. The buildings will comprise 649 bedrooms with shared bathroom pods, self-catering kitchen facilities and dining areas. A facilities management centre will provide student laundry facilities, office facilities, meeting and function rooms. A key challenge for Brookfield Multiplex will be to protect a large number of trees on-site as well as a local bat population. Brookfield Multiplex is currently working with an Ecology Consultant to re-house the bat population in a specifically designed bat roost within the new building fabric. Type of contract: Bespoke Design And Build Value: Construction Cost – USD$36 Million Client: UPP Project List Left to Right: 1. The Centre 2. Landscaped Gardens 3. Campus 77 WE CREATE SKYLINES LONDON 7 5 4 2 8 10 6 11 1 3 9 1. Strata SE1 2. The Tower - One St George Wharf 3. The Pinnacle 4. Eaton Place 5. Mansrea Road 6. The Wellesley 7. Lateral Luxury Apartments 8. 199 Knightsbridge 9. 100 Bishopsgate 10. Thames Edge 11. Wembley National Stadium PROJECTS OUT OF FRAME: 12. Chelsea FC 13. Friars Square, Aylesbury 14. Eden Shopping Centre 15. New South Glasgow Hospitals 16. Peterborough City Hospital 17. Sentinel Point 18. West India Quays 19. University Partnership Programme Reading 83 79 CANADA 81 CASE STUDY: TRUMP INTERNATIONAL, HOTEL AND TOWER, TORONTO, CANADA As the first Trump-branded property in Canada, The Trump International Hotel and Tower in Toronto sets a new standard in luxury living. Soaring over 900 feet and spanning 65 storeys, the hotel and residence complex comprises 118 luxury residences as well as 261 guest rooms and suites. The residential floors on levels 33 to 57 are limited to just four to six large suites per floor, each with floor to ceiling windows offering spectacular views of the city skyline and most with direct elevator access. On the upper floors, the 4,000 to 7,000 square foot penthouse residences feature expansive rooms including a library, gallery, spectacular entry foyer and terraces. Many of the 118 residences will feature separate service entrances to facilitate seamless hosting and entertaining. The hotel’s 261 rooms and suites occupy the lower portion of the building from levels 11 to 29. Deluxe studio, one-bedroom and two-bedroom suites range from approximately 550 to more than 2,000 square feet, making them the largest hotel rooms in the city. The top floor of the hotel houses five exclusive suites with additional services and amenities, as well as the one-of-a-kind Presidential Expo Suite with a state-of-the-art media room as well as access to a boardroom and lounge for hosting meetings and social gatherings. Commercial areas of the building provide hotel guests and residents access to a range of dining and bar options along with breathtaking views of Lake Ontario and the CN Tower. A private dining room is also available. The Trump International Hotel & Tower in Toronto is being developed by Toronto-based Talon International Development Inc. in conjunction with New York’s The Trump Organization. Type of Contract: Design and Build Value: US$295M Client: Talon International Development Inc 83 PROJECT EXPERIENCE AUSTRALIA - ACT • • • • • • • • 14 Moore Street, Canberra Centrelink National Support Office, Greenway National Apartments Novotel Façade, Canberra Novotel Hotel, Canberra Sky Plaza, Phillip Tuggeranong Retail Centre, Canberra Tuggeranong, Chisholm & Erindale Sports Clubs, Canberra AUSTRALIA - NSW • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • 1 Kent Street, Sydney 1-27 Princes Highway, St Peters 10-12 Boundary Street, Redfern 140 Arthur Street, North Sydney 175 Pitt Street, Sydney 2 Bulletin Place, Sydney 263 Liverpool Street, Darlinghurst 333 George Street, Sydney 56 Sunrise Road, Palm Beach Aldi Supermarket, Bonnyrigg Aldi Supermarket, Minto Aldi Supermarket, Ulladulla Alexandria Business Centre, Alexandria American Express Building, KSW Sydney Ardenbraught, Point Piper Argyle Mall, Stages 1 & 2 Goulburn Ashfield Mall Shopping Centre, Ashfield ATO, World Square, Sydney Auburn Hospital, Auburn Community Hub, Auburn Australian Airlines Terminal, Sydney Bauhaus Apartments, Pyrmont, BBC Hardware House, Casula Bear Cottage, Manly Beau Monde, North Sydney Bennelong Centre, Circular Quay BER Primary Schools Program, Sydney Western Region Campbelltown Hospital, Sydney Campbelltown Shopping Centre, Campbeltown Cape Cabarita Stage 2, Sydney Cape Cabarita Stage 3, Sydney Carrington House, Sydney Centennial Parklands, Sydney Centro Bankstown Shopping Centre, Bankstown Charles Perkins Centre, University of Sydney, Camperdown Charter Grove Sports Complex, St Leonards Chatswood Chase Shopping Centre, Sydney Chatswood Chase Shopping Centre Expansion, Sydney • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • Chelsea Apartments Chifley Tower, Sydney Children’s Cancer Unit, Prince of Wales Hospital Campus, Randwick Citigroup Centre - Fitout, Sydney Citigroup Centre - Gilbert & Tobin Fitout, Sydney Citigroup Centre - Hickson Wisewould Fitout, Sydney Citigroup Centre - March First Fitout, Sydney Citigroup Centre - Regus Fitout, Sydney Citigroup Centre - Sparke Helmore Fitout, Sydney Citigroup Centre, Sydney City Centre, Sydney Cityview Apartments, Burwood Clipsal Warehouse, Ingleburn Cobham Juvenile Justice Centre Redevelopment, Werrington Coles Megamart, Casula Colonnades, Milsons Point Cotton Beach, Casuarina Beach Crossroads Industrial Estate, Casula Crystal Views, Sydney Customs Building, Sydney International Airport, Mascot Cypress Lakes Golf & Country Club, Pokolbin Darling Harbour Apartments, Sydney Darling Island Show Suite, Pyrmont Darling Island, Pyrmont Deet Offices, Marrickville Domestic Terminal Carpark, Sydney Douglas Building, Royal North Shore Hospital, Sydney Eastgate Shopping Centre, Bondi Junction Energy Australia (Ausgrid) Learning Centre, Silverwater Ernst & Young Centre World Square, Sydney Ernst & Young Fitout, Sydney Establishment Hotel, Sydney Ettalong Beach Club Resort, Central Coast Excelsior, Surry Hills Fairfield Forum, Fairfield Sydney Water Field Operations Facility, Potts Hill Fitness First, Parramatta Forty One, Chifley Tower, Sydney Frasers Suites, Sydney Furama Hotel Central, Sydney Fusion, Ultimo George Street Upgrade, Stage 4 Sydney Georgia Apartments, Sydney Glebe Gardens, Glebe Goldsbrough Mort, Pyrmont Gordon, Elizabeth Street, Sydney Grace Building Refurbishment, Sydney • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • Grace Plaza Hotel, Sydney Headquarters Training Command, Victoria Barracks, Sydney Hotel Intercontinental, Sydney Ibis Hotel, Darling Harbour Imax Theatre, Darling Harbour Intencity Centre, Parramatta Jin Hsing Duty Free, Sydney John Maddison Tower, Sydney Jones Bay Wharf, Pyrmont Juniperina Juvenile Justice Centre, Lidcombe Kallista Apartments, Dee Why Kendall Inlet, Sydney Kensington Mews, Waterloo Kent Street Apartments, Sydney KPMG Head Office, KSW, Sydney Landmark, Sydney Long Bay Gaol, Malabar Long Bay Prison & Forensic Hospital, Sydney Lord Nelson Brewery Hotel, Millers Point Lots 4&5 Derby & Wetherill Streets, Silverwater Lumiere Residences, Sydney Luna Park, Milsons Point Maitland Shopping Centre, Maitland Manhattan Apartments, Elizabeth Bay Manly Peninsula Apartments, Manly Market City, Sydney Maroubra Bay Hotel, Sydney Merchant Court Hotel & Tower Apartments, Sydney Mercure Grand Apartments Refurbishment, Darling Harbour Mercure Hotel, Sydney Metroplaza, North Sydney Miele Warehouse, Frenchs Forest Miranda RSL, Miranda Monument, Oxford Street, Darlinghurst Moore Park Gardens Stage 1, Redfern Moore Park Gardens Stage 2, Redfern Moore Park Gardens Stage 3, Redfern Moore Park Gardens Stage 4, Redfern Myer Grace Bros Fitout, Sydney Nepean Plaza, Penrith No. 8 Darling Harbour, Sydney Northgate Shopping Centre, Hornsby Novotel, Darling Harbour, NSW Police Headquarters, Parramatta NZI Building, Sydney Observatory Hotel, Sydney One Shelley Street (Macquarie Group Building), KSW, Sydney Pacific Trade Centre, Sydney Park Hyatt Hotel, Sydney Park Lane Hotel, Sydney Park Plaza, Stage 1, Sydney Parramatta Justice Precinct, Sydney Peninsula Regional Centre, Woy Woy Perry Street, Sydney Piccadilly Plaza, Sydney • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • Piers 6&7, Walsh Bay Piers 8&9, Walsh Bay Pinnacle, Milsons Point Pirrama Road, Pyrmont Pittwater Place, Mona Vale Prince Henry Aged Care, Little Bay Project Star, Star City, Pyrmont Proximity Apartments, Arncliffe Qantas Ramp Services, Sydney Qantas Terminal 5, Sydney Reserve Bank, Martin Place, Sydney Rex Hotel, Potts Point Roseland’s Shopping Centre Stage 1, Sydney Royal Randwick Racecourse Upgrade, Randwick Rushcutters Bay Harbourside, Sydney Short Duck, Auburn Sister Anne Court, Surry Hills Skygarden, Pitt Street, Sydney Southgate Sylvania Shopping Centre, Sylvania Stadium Australia Reconfiguration, Homebush Bay Stadium Australia, Homebush Bay Stamford Plaza, Kent Street, Sydney Star of the Sea, Terrigal Stockland Merrylands Shopping Centre, Sydney Stockland Shellharbour Shopping Centre, Shellharbour Storm Damaged Houses, Sydney Sur Mer, Cronulla Syd 3 Data Centre, Stage 1, Mascot Sydney Campus Apartments, Sydney Sydney Central Plaza, Pitt Street, Sydney Sydney Park Village Stages 1&2, Alexandria Sydney Park Village Stages 5&6, Alexandria Sydney Schools Upgrade, Sydney Sydney University Student Village, Newtown Sydney Water Awning, 115 Bathurst Street, Sydney Sydney Water Corporate Headquarters Parramatta Sydney Wharf, Sydney The Aston, 1 Hosking Place, Sydney The Chancellor, Bay Street, Double Bay The Chris O’Brien Lifehouse @ RPA, Sydney The Oaks, Ashfield The Star Cruise Centre, Sydney The Star - Casino and Hotel, Sydney The Wharf, Woolloomooloo Trades Hall, Sydney Tranby Co-Operative College, Glebe UNSW Tyree Energy & Technologies Building, Sydney • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • UNSW Gate 2 Student Accommodation, Sydney Village Hoyts Centre, Sydney Village Park Redevelopment, Mona Vale Wales House Stage 2, Sydney Warriewood Shopping Centre, Sydney Watermark Tower Stage 1, Pyrmont Watermark Pavilion Stage 2, Pyrmont Watermark Plaza, Stage 3 and Watermark Terraces,Stage 4, Pyrmont Werrington Estate, Stage 2 Westpac Facade, Sydney Westside Tower - Kent, Market & Sussex Streets, Sydney Wharves 9&10 Stage 1, Darling Harbour Wharves 9&10 Stage 2 (Portside), Darling Harbour Wharves 9&10 Stage 3 (Harbourfront), Darling Harbour Whites, Paddington Wondakiah, Wollstonecraft World Square Retail Centre, Sydney Wyong Tafe Stage 3, Wyong Xerts Restaurant, KSW, Sydney Yarranabbe Road, Darling Point Zenix Apartments, Erskineville AUSTRALIA - VIC • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • 33 Mackenzie Street, Melbourne 131 Bourke Street, Melbourne 171 Collins Street, Melbourne 209 Kingsway, Melbourne 350 Queen Street, Melbourne 394 Collins Street, Melbourne 460 Lonsdale Street, Melbourne 51 Spring Street, Melbourne 658 Church Street, Richmond 8 Nicholson Street, Melbourne 99 King Street, Melbourne 700 Bourke Street, Docklands Alfred Medical Research & Education Precinct (Amrep), Melbourne ANZ Fitout - 209 Kingsway, Melbourne Aurora Apartments, Melbourne Australia Post House, Melbourne BER Schools Program Boulevarde Apartments, Melbourne Broadmeadows Health Service Development, Broadmeadows Casey Hospital, Berwick CBW - Cnr Bourke & William, Melbourne CFMEU, Crane Training Facility, Port Melbourne City Point Apartments, Melbourne City Tempo Apartments, Melbourne Clarendon Towers, South Bank Clements House, St Kilda East Concept Blue, Melbourne County Court, Melbourne • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • Dale Street Offices Dandenong Civic Centre Market & Carpark Domain Apartments, Melbourne Eden On The Park, Melbourne Endeavour Hills Shopping Centre, Endeavour Hills Epping Plaza Shopping Centre, Epping Epworth Hospital Redevelopment, Richmond Federation Square, Melbourne Flinders Wharf, Melbourne Freshwater Place, Southbank Harbour One, Docklands Kings Park On Southbank Knox Civic Centre, Wantirna South Latrobe Regional Hospital, Traralgon West Lucient Apartments, Melbourne Macfarlan Street Car Park, South Yarra Mainpoint Apartments, Southbank Marine Apartments, Melbourne Melbourne Convention & Exhibition Centre, South Melbourne Melbourne and City Towers, Melbourne Menzies Malvern, Melbourne Midtown Plaza, Melbourne Northern Hospital, Epping Novotel Australia On Collins, Melbourne Paramount Apartments, Melbourne Melbourne Brain Centre, Parkville Peter Doherty Institute, Parkville Philadelphia Building, Melbourne Portside Business Park, Melbourne Prima Pearl, Melbourne Quattro - Tower B, Melbourne Queen Street, Melbourne Red Tulip Residential Development Republic Tower, Melbourne RMIT - Swanston Academic Building, Melbourne Rockmans Regency Towers, Melbourne Roxburgh Park Shopping Centre, Melbourne Royal Domain Apartments, Melbourne Royal Melbourne Hospital, Stage 1B, Parkville Royal Melbourne Showgrounds, Ascot Vale Saville Grand, Melbourne SBS Fitout (At Federation Square), Melbourne Seasons Apartments, Carlton Southbank One, Melbourne Southbank Towers, Melbourne Southern Cross, Melbourne Southern Cross East Tower, Melbourne 85 PROJECT EXPERIENCE • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • Southern Cross Station Platforms 15 & 16, Melbourne Southern Cross West Tower, Melbourne Sovereign Apartments, Melbourne St James Apartments, Stage 2, Melbourne St Vincent’s Link, Melbourne St. Vincent’s Hospital, Stage A, Melbourne State Government Offices, Melbourne State Netball & Hockey Centre, Melbourne Summit Apartments, Melbourne The Lexington, Melbourne Tribeca, West Melbourne Upper West Side Apartments, Melbourne Urban Workshop, Melbourne Uropa Apartments, Melbourne Victoria Gardens, Stage 1, Melbourne Victoria Gardens, Stage 2, Melbourne Victoria Point, Docklands Victoria Towers, Melbourne Watergardens (Keilor) Shopping Centre, Taylors Lake Westpac Fitout, Melbourne • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • AUSTRALIA - SA • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • ATO Fitout, Adelaide Australian Taxation Office, Adelaide Burnside Shopping Centre, Glenside Centro Colonnades, Noarlunga Elder House Development, Adelaide Elders Fitout, Adelaide Embassy Apartments, Adelaide Horizon Apartments, Adelaide Imax Theatre Development, Adelaide Maxwell On The Park, Adelaide Medina Grand - Adelaide Treasury, Adelaide Newport Quays, Stage 1,Edgewater, Port Adelaide Newport Quays, Stage 2, Marina Cove, Port Adelaide Pasadena Shopping Centre, Adelaide Qantas Lounge Fitout, Adelaide The Precinct, Altitude, Adelaide AUSTRALIA - QLD • • • • • • • 328 Adelaide Street, Brisbane 435 Coronation Drive, Brisbane 570 Queen Street, Brisbane 743 Ann Street Refurbishment, Brisbane Australian Asia-Pacific Trading Centre, Sunnybank Hills Australian Taxation Office, Brisbane Big W Distribution Centre, Warwick • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • Brisbane Airport Heavy Maintenance Hangar, Brisbane Brisbane Campus Apartments, Brisbane Brisbane Imax Theatre Complex Southbank, Brisbane Cairns Central Shopping Centre, Cairns Cairns Railway Station & Centre Works, Stage 1, Cairns Casino Towers, Brisbane Cathedral Place, Brisbane Crown Towers Resort, Surfers Paradise Directors’ Suites, Brisbane Dr Ho’s Residence Dublin Docks, Harbour Town Ellington Apartments, Teneriffe Empire Centre Of Contemporary Arts, Fortitude Valley Enderley Apartments, Surfers Paradise Festival Towers, Brisbane Food Processing Facility, Cannon Hill Frisco Apartments, Bowen Street, Spring Hill Gold Coast Convention & Exhibition Centre, Surfers Paradise Goodwill Games Refurbishment, Brisbane Great Sandy Straits Marina, Stage 1, Hervey Bay Harbour Town Regional Shopping Centre, Harbour Town Harbour Town Tavern, Gold Coast Harvey Norman & Domayne Rundall Hilton Surfers Paradise Hotel & Residences, Gold Coast Judith Wright Centre Of Contemporary Arts, Fortitude Valley Lakelands, Brisbane Maldives Resort, Main Beach Mater Hospital Refurbishment, South Brisbane Mater Private Clinic And Link Building, Brisbane Moreton Bay Nurse Care Unit, Wynnum Movie World Theme Park, Oxenford Mt Pleasant Shopping Centre, Mackay Neptune Apartments, Broadbeach Novotel Hotel, Brisbane Panama On Spence, Brisbane Pivotal Point Tower, Southport Portside Wharf, Stage 1, Brisbane Prince Charles Hospital - Secure Unit, Chermside Prince Charles Hospital Carpark, Chermside Prince Charles Hospital, Chermside Proximity Offices, Toowong Queensland Conservatorium Of Music Brisbane Radisson Suites On Queen, Brisbane • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • Railway Retaining Wall Southbank, Brisbane RBH & RCH Carpark Extensions, Brisbane Redbank Plaza Shopping Centre, Redbank Republic Apartments Brisbane Riparian Plaza 71 Eagle Street, Brisbane Rivage Royale, Gold Coast River City Apartments 79 Albert Street, Brisbane River Place Apartments 82 Boundary Street, Brisbane Royal Brisbane Hospital – East Block, Herston Royal Brisbane Hospital Carpark, Brisbane Royal Pines Residences Archer Hill, Ashmore Russell Street Entry Court, South Brisbane Rydges Precinct Works, Brisbane Shafston House International, UNE Kangaroo Point Southbank Underground Carpark, Brisbane Springwood Tower, Springwood St Paul’s Tavern - Subdivision Works, Spring Hill Station Square Shopping Centre, Maryborough Suncorp Stadium, Milton The Wave, Gold Coast Townsville Breakwater Entertainment Centre Townsville Townsville Water Supply Upgrade Project, Townsville Tribeca Apartments, Spring Hill Twin Towns Resort, Stage 1B, Tweed Heads Westpac Bank North Quay, Brisbane Willahra Tower, Brisbane Wintergarden Retail Centre Redevelopment, Queen Brisbane Yabulu Extension Project, Townsville Yabulu Nickel Refinery, Townsville AUSTRALIA - NT • • • • • • • • • • • • • Bayu - Undan Pipeline, Timor Sea Bridge Auto & Service Centre Carey Street Development, Darwin Coles, Palmerston Jape Showroom, Millner Knuckeys Lagoon Garden Centre Luma Luma Apartments, Darwin Myilly Point Apartments, Darwin Nautilus Apartments, Darwin Richardson Park Grandstand, Ludmilla Tipperary Waters, Stuart Park Richardson Park Grandstand, Ludmilla Tipperary Waters, Stuart Park AUSTRALIA - WA • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • 14-16 Parliament Place, Perth 140 St George’s Terrace Refurbishment, Perth 160 St George’s Terrace, Perth 190 St George’s Terrace, Perth 197 Adelaide Terrace, Perth 219-221 St George’s Terrace, Stage II, Perth 30 The Esplanade, Perth 3B Carpark, Perth 77 Parkside, Perth Airways House, Perth Alexander Library, Perth Alkimos Wastewater Treatment Plant, Perth Allendale Square, Perth Allied House, Perth Ambassadors Hotel, Perth AMP State Office, Perth Armadale Shopping Centre, Perth Austmark Hotel & Offices, Perth Austmark House (Australia Place), Perth Australian Taxation Office, Perth Australian Effluent Pipeline, Perth Bakewell Offices And Factory, Perth BankWest Tower, Perth Barker’s Store, Perth Barrett’s Carpets, Perth Bassendean Shopping Centre, Perth Bayview Shopping Centre, Perth Beckwith Residence, Perth Belmont Offices, Perth Belmont Shopping Centre, Perth Bio-Remediation Works, East Perth Bishops House, Perth Bishops See, Perth Bishops See Development, Forward Works, Perth Bond Residence, Perth Brookfield Place, Perth Brookfield Place, Heritage Buildings, Perth Broome Boulevard Shopping Centre, Broome Broome Health Service Redevelopment, Broome Burswood Casino, Perth Cann Residence, Perth Capitol Building, Perth Casablanca Offices, Perth CBC Bank Offices, Perth Central Park Redevelopment, Perth Century City, Perth Chelsea Offices, Perth Chelsea Village, Perth Church Court, Perth Cine Centre, Perth Civil Services Association Building, Perth Claisebrook Inlet Bio-Remediation, • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • Perth Claremont Quarter, Perth Claremont Shopping Centre, Stage 1, Perth Claremont Shopping Centre, Stage 2, Perth Claremont Shopping Centre, Stage 2, Perth Cloisters, Mt Newman House, Perth CML Head Office Building, Perth Coles Distribution Centre, Perth Coles Supermarket, Subiaco Colin Street Development, Perth Colin Street Fitout, Perth Crane Copper Offices & Warehouse, Perth CSIRO National Building, Perth Currambine Shopping Centre, Perth Dampier To Bunbury Natural Gas Pipeline, WA David Gray Factory And Offices, Perth Davidsons Shirt Factory, Perth District Court Building, Perth Dog Swamp Shopping Centre, Perth East Point Plaza, Perth Ernst & Young Headquarters, Perth Esplanade Hotel - Convention Centre, Perth Esplanade Hotel Extensions, Perth Esplanade Plaza Development, Perth Exchange House, Perth Exchange Plaza, Perth FAL Warehouse, Perth Fiona Stanley Hospital, Perth Fish Processing Factory, Perth Forrest Chase, Perth Forrestfield Shopping Centre, Perth Fremantle Justice Complex, Perth Fremantle Malls, Perth Fremantle Maritime Museum, Perth Garden City Busport, Perth Garden City Shopping Centre Redevelopment, Perth Gasworks Site Remediation, Perth Geraldton Aquatic Centre, Perth Geraldton Wharf Berth No. 6, Perth Girrawheen Shopping Centre, Perth Gold House, Perth Gosnells Shopping Centre, Perth Grove Towers Home Units, Perth Halls Head Shopping Centre, Perth Harbour Town at Old Markets Site, Perth Harvey House, Perth Hay Street, Subiaco Head Office Building, Perth Henderson Service Centre, Perth His Majesty’s Theatre, Perth Hotham River Bridge, Perth Huttons Food Factory, Perth Hyatt Refurbishment, Perth Hyatt Regency Hotel, Perth IBM Building, Perth • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • Ikea Superstore, Perth Imax Theatre, Perth Inglewood Shopping Centre, Perth Innaloo Shopping Centre, Perth Innaloo Shopping Centre, Stage 2, Perth International Harvester, Perth Irwin Chambers, Perth Ivanhoe Flats, Perth Jardine House, Perth Jervoise Bay On-Site Facilities, Perth John Brown Constructions, Perth John Curtin Centre, Perth Joondalup Resort Hotel, Perth Kalamunda Shopping Centre, Perth Karawara Shopping Centre & Squash Courts, Perth Kardinya Shopping Centre, Perth Karrinyup Shopping Centre, Perth Keanes Point Apartments, Perth Kelmscott Shopping Centre, Perth Kingsway Flats, Perth L. Rosenthal, Perth Lake Street Development, Perth Langley Plaza Complex, Perth Leeming Shopping Centre, Perth Lion Nathan Fitout, Old Swan Brewery, Perth Local Government House, Perth Lombard House, Perth London House, Perth Maddington Plaza, Perth Maddington Shopping Centre, Perth Mandurah Forum Shopping Centre Stage IV, Perth Mandurah High School, Perth McAlpine Residence, Broome Melville Shopping Centre, Perth Metropolitan Water Centre, Perth Midland Gate, Stage 4, Perth Midland Gate Shopping Centre, Perth Midland Hospital, Perth Midland Offices, Perth Midland Shopping Centre, Perth Midland Town Hall, Perth Mill Point Apartments, Perth Morley Galleria Shopping Centre, Perth Morley Shopping Centre, Stage I, Perth Mortlock River Bridge, Perth Mount Street Apartments, Perth Mounts Bay Village Apartments, Stage 1, Perth Mounts Bay Village Apartments, Stage 2, Perth Mounts Bay Village, Stage 3, Perth Mt Hawthorn Offices, Perth Mt. Newman House, Refurbishment, Perth Multiplex Plain Street Offices, Perth Mundaring Water Treatment Plant, Perth 87 PROJECT EXPERIENCE • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • Myer Megamart, Perth NAB, Midland, Perth Nedlands Park Hotel, Perth NML Building Fitout, Perth Noranda Square, Perth North Perth Shopping Centre, Perth Observation City, Perth Odin Road, Perth Old Swan Brewery, Perth Old Swan Brewery Multiplex Fitout, Perth Orchard International Hotel & Orchard Village, Perth Ord Street Carpark, Perth Ord Street Development, Perth Overton Gardens Stages 1 & 2, Perth Palace Hotel Refurbishment, Perth Panorama Apartments, Perth Park Towers, Perth Parklane Apartments, Perth Parliament Place, Perth Penrhos College, Perth Perth Convention & Exhibition Centre, Perth Perth Desalination Plant, Perth Perth Institute Of Film & Television Phoenix Park Shopping Centre Pier Street Carpark Police Credit Union Precision Boat Building Facility Premier Motors Princess Margaret Hospital, Patients Services Building, Perth Prindiville Grandstand, WACA QEII - Central Energy Plant, Perth Quayside On Mill (Dayton Plaza), Perth Queen Elizabeth II Medical Centre, Podium & Ward B, Perth R & I Lillee Marsh Stand, Perth RAC Headquarters At Old Markets Site, Perth Raffles Development, Perth Ravensthorpe, Perth Reuben’s Flats, Perth Reuben’s Shop, Perth Richardson Street, Perth Riverside Lodge, Perth Rockingham Leisure Inn, Perth Rockingham Park Shopping Centre, Perth Rockingham Shopping Centre, Stage 2, Perth Rockingham SW Arcade Extensions, Perth Sandringham Hotel, Perth Sanyo - Offices & Warehouse, Perth Saunders Street Residence, Perth Scarborough Shopping Centre, Perth Scott House, Perth Seacrest Additions, Perth Seacrest Restaurant, Perth • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • Seaview Heights, Perth Shenton Park Retirement Village, Perth Sheraton Hotel, Perth Silver Sands, Perth Sino Iron Ore Project, Cape Preston Social Services Offices, Perth Solomon’s Warehouse, Perth South Perth Shopping Centre, Perth South Shore Development, Perth Southlands Shopping Centre, Perth SRA Major Roads Project, Perth St David’s Home For The Aged, Perth St George’s Court, Perth St George’s House, Perth St George’s Square, Perth St John Of God Hospital (Murdoch), Perth St John Of God Hospital Medical Clinic, Perth St John Of God Murdoch 99 Redevelopment, Perth St Marys Church Hall, Perth St Quentins Retirement Village, Perth Stamford Apartments, Perth Stanford Securities Offices, Perth State Equestrian Centre, Perth Station Street Shopping Centre, Perth Steamship Building, Perth Sthulls Flats, Perth Stirling Highway Offices, Perth Stokes Flats, Perth Subiaco Offices, Perth Subiaco Oval Grandstand, Perth Subiaco Railway Tunnel & Station, Perth Subiaco Square Shopping Centre, Perth Summermist Development, Perth Swanleigh Hostel, Midland, Perth Swanview Shopping Centre, Perth TAB/Fairplay Building, Perth Thornlie Shopping Centre, Perth Transit Inn, Perth Tum Tum Tree, Perth UWA Art Gallery, Perth Victoria Centre, Perth Victoria Gardens, East Perth Victoria Park Shopping Centre, Perth Victoria Square Complex, Perth WACA Lights, Perth Waikiki Village Shopping Centre, Perth Wanneroo Shopping Centre, Perth Wapet House, Perth Warnham Road Flats Warwick Grove Shopping Centre, Perth Wesley Centre, Perth Western Glass, Perth Westnet Rail Upgrade, Perth Westos House, Perth Westralia Square, Perth • • • • • • Whitford City Shopping Centre, Perth William Cooper & Nephews, Perth Windsor Towers, Perth Winterfold Shopping Centre, Perth Woodside Offices, Perth Woolworths RDC, Perth NEW ZEALAND AUCKLAND • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • Albany Junior High School ARTNL (Auckland Regional Transport) Auckland Data Centre Bacchus Apartments Bayfair Redevelopment, Stage 2 Bolton Apartments Hotel and Apartments Britomart CPO Cathedral Junction Century On Anzac Chancery Deloitte Centre The Docks Durham Street West Carpark East On Quay Eden Apartments Project Forrester Mangatawhiri Deviation Maritime Square, Building D Metropolis Hotel Apartments The Nautilus Network Ltd Rail Stations North at Lighter Quay (Log Farm) North Shore Hospital Car Park Papakura Bulk Retail Residences @ Harbour City Ronald McDonald House Sanctum Apartments The Sentinel Spencer On Byron Springhill Corrections Facility Stratis - Lighter Quay, Stage 2A Sylvia Park Car Park Sylvia Park North Sylvia Park South Sylvia Park Enabling Works The Statesman Unilodge Viaduct Point Apartments Victopia Apartments Waitakere Hospital, Stage 1 Waitakere Hospital, Stage 2 Zest Apartments UAE - DUBAI • • • • • 48 Villas, Al Garhoud Al Fattan Plaza Al Ghurair Apartments Refurbishment Al Manara Building Automall Showroom & Office Tower, • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • Motorcity Burj Khalifa Tower Raft Canadian Consulate - Fitout Creekside Apartments Dubai Marina Phase 1 Emirates Park Towers Hotel Emirates Towers FSU Military Warehouse Green Community Villas Grosvenor House Marina Promenade Port Saeed Plot P-315 Taj Palace Hotel And Residence The Gate, DIFC The Gate Precinct Buildings 5&6, DIFC The Index The Residences - South Ridge The Residences Phases 1 & 2 Standard Chartered Tower UP Tower UAE - ABU DHABI • • • • City Of Lights Eastern Mangroves Imperial College Of London Diabetes Centre, Phase 2 The Westin Abu Dhabi Golf Resort & Spa • • • • CANADA • • • • • • • • • • • • • • INDIA • • Bharti Aerocity, Gurgaon Shipra, Ghaziabad EUROPE UNITED KINGDOM • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • 100 Bishopsgate 199 Knightsbridge Manresa Road Chelsea FC Eaton Place Eden Shopping Centre Friars Square, Aylesbury Lateral Luxury Apartments New South Glasgow Hospitals Peterborough City Hospital The Pinnacle Sentinel Point Strata SE1 Thames Edge The Tower - One St George Wharf Serangon Road SIA Hangar Sewerage Treatment Platforms St Andrews Mission for Children Strand Hotel, Yangon Tanglin View Condominiums Wafer Fab (7) Substructure Bay Adelaide East Tower and Pavilion New Residences of Yorkville Plaza, Toronto OpArt Lofts, Toronto Princes’ Gates Hotel - Hotel X Trump International Hotel and Tower, Toronto Cattle Feedlot & Abbatoir, Bandung Four Seasons Hotel, Ubud Nikko Hotel, Bali SOUTH EAST ASIA KUALA LUMPUR • • • • Jaidah Square National Library NDIA Consolidated Car Rental Facility & Midfield Tunnel Improvements W Doha Hotel And Residences • • • • • • • SOUTH EAST ASIA INDONESIA QATAR - DOHA • • • United Partnership Programme, Reading The Wellesley Wembley National Stadium West India Quays Damai Kompleks Jalan Straits View Condominiums, Mlayasia Landside Hotel (Airport Hotel) Menara Budaya Pan Pacific Hotel KLIA (Airport) Runnymede Office Tower (Citibank Building) Shah Alam Cultural Centre Teachers Housing Wisma Genting (Oakwood Office Building) SOUTH EAST ASIA SINGAPORE • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • 190 Pandan Loop Australian International School Caltex Service Station Upper Caltex Service Station, Alexandra Road Caltex Service Station, Changi Road Caltex Service Station Tanjong Road Cluny Hill Bungalow Units Euro-Asia centre extension Four Season Hotel Haig Court Condominiums Lincoln Modern Apartments Man B&W Warehouse NTU Staff Accommodation Promenade Shopping Centre Qantas Office Fitout Rainforest Cafe RDA Stable Complex Sasco Maintenance Hangar 89 YEAR PROJECT REGION AWARD DESCRIPTION ORGANISATION/INSTITUTE 2012 Portside Wharf - Stage 2 - Promenade Hamilton QLD Innovation in Environmental Management Master Builders Association 2012 The HIlton Surfers Paradise QLD FINALIST - Australian Construction Achievement Award Australian Constructors Association and Engineers Australia 2012 The Hilton Surfers Paradise QLD QLD Professional excellence in building award 2012 Townsville Water Supply Upgrade QLD 2012 Wintergarden Redevelopment 2012 YEAR PROJECT REGION AWARD DESCRIPTION ORGANISATION/INSTITUTE 2011 The Pinnacle UK Gold Award National Considerate Constructors Scheme 2011 New South Glasgow Hospitals UK Performance Beyond Compliance National Considerate Constructors Scheme Australian Institute of Building (AIB) 2011 New South Glasgow Hospitals UK Finalist: Excellence in Resource Management Award Scottish Waste & Resources Awards High Commendation - QLD Professional excellence in building awards Australian Institute of Building (AIB) 2011 New South Glasgow Hospitals UK Finalist: Sustainability/ Corporate Social Responsibility Initiative of the Year Government Oppotunitites (GO) Awards Scotland QLD Retail Facilities over $20M Master Builders Association 2011 New South Glasgow Hospitals UK Bronze Award Healthy Working Lives Wintergarden Redevelopment QLD Regional Project of the Year Master Builders Association 2011 New South Glasgow Hospitals UK Shortlisted: Waste and Resources Vision in Business for the Environment in Scotland (VIBES) 2012 The Hilton Surfers Paradise QLD 2012 Gold Coast Project of the Year Master Builders Gold Coast Housing and Construction Awards 2011 100 Bishopsgate UK Performance Beyond Compliance National Considerate Constructors Scheme 2011 QLD 2012 Gold Coast Civil Contractor of the Year Master Builders Gold Coast Housing and Construction Awards Shortlisted: Construction Manager of the Year Chartered Institute of Building The Hilton Surfers Paradise Peterborough City Hospital UK 2012 2011 Strata SE1 UK The Hilton Surfers Paradise QLD Residential Building (high-rise over 3 storeys) over $20M Master Builders Gold Coast Housing and Construction Awards Sustainability Sector of Building & Construction Green Apple 2012 2011 Strata SE1 UK Shortlisted Institution of Civil Engineers (ICE) 2012 Mundaring Water Treatment Plant WA Water Deal of the Year 2012 Global Water Intelligence Awards 2011 Strata SE1 UK Regeneration Runner-Up The Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors (RICS) 2012 Fiona Stanley Hospital WA Best Specific Environmental Initiative United Nations Association of Australia 2011 100 Bishopsgate UK Gold Level, Shell & Core Development LEED US Green Building Council 2012 The Hilton Surfers Paradise QLD National Project of the Year Urban Taskforce 2011 New South Glasgow Hospitals UK Partnership Working Award Glasgow Regeneration Agency 2012 New South Glasgow Hospitals UK Gold Award The Royal Society for the Prevention of Accidents 2011 New South Glasgow Hospitals UK Gold Award The Royal Society for the Prevention of Accidents 2012 The Tower - One St George Wharf UK Gold Award The Royal Society for the Prevention of Accidents 2011 The Pinnacle UK Gold Award The Royal Society for the Prevention of Accidents 2012 Brookfield Multiplex Europe UK Green Hero Award Green Apple 2011 Peterborough City Hospitals UK Silver Award The Royal Society for the Prevention of Accidents 2012 Brookfield Multiplex Green UK Silver Green Apple for the Built Environment and Architectural Heritage Green Apple 2011 Peterborough City Hospitals UK Shortlisted Best Healthcare Project (Greater Health Investment Plan) Partnerships Bulletin Awards 2012 The Darling NSW Best New Hotel Design and Construction Award for the Asia pacific region. 2012 International Hotel Awards 2011 Strata SE1 UK Highly Commended for Resource Conservation City of London Sustainable City Awards 2012 100 Bishopsgate UK Silver Award National Considerate Constructors Scheme 2011 Strata SE1 UK Highly Commended for Sustainable Building City of London Sustainable City Awards 2012 The Tower, One St George Wharf UK Silver Award National Considerate Constructors Scheme 2010 Sydney Water Potts Hill NSW Australian Institute of Project Management 2012 Peterborough City Hospital UK Bronze Award National Considerate Constructors Scheme Winner - Project Management Achievement Award for Organisation/Change Management WA UK Gold Award The Royal Society for the Prevention of Accidents UDIA award for excellence in the residential development over 250 lots Urban Development Institute of Australia 100 Bishopsgate 2010 Vale 2012 QLD UK Gold Award The Royal Society for the Prevention of Accidents Winner - Innovation in Environmental Management Award (QLD State Award) Masters Builders Association The Pinnacle 2010 Hilton Surfers Paradise 2012 National UK Gold Award The Royal Society for the Prevention of Accidents Winner - Development Excellence Award for Masterplanned Communities Urban Taskforce Australia The Wellesley 2010 Vale 2012 NSW Winner - Architectural Steel Design Award Australian Steel Institute Brookfield Multiplex Europe UK Distinction British Safety Council 2010 One Shelley Street 2012 2010 One Shelley Street NSW Australian Steel Institute 2011 100 Bishopsgate UK Gold Award City of London Considerate Contractors Scheme Winner - Structural Engineering Steel Design Award 2010 One Shelley Street NSW Australian Steel Institute 2011 Jaidah Square Qatar Commercial Project of the Year Construction Week Awards - Qatar Winner - Multilevel Steel Building Steel Design Award Australian Institute of Architects UK Best Sustainability Project - for the recognition of their high standards of construction and workmanship LDSA - London District Surveyors Association Melbourne Convention Centre William Wardell Award for Public Architecture Strata SE1 2010 VIC 2011 2010 Melbourne Convention Centre VIC Victorian Architecture Medal Australian Institute of Architects 2010 Melbourne Convention Centre VIC Sustainable Architecture Award Australian Institute of Architects 2010 Melbourne Convention Centre VIC Steel Architectural Award Australian Institute of Architects 2010 Melbourne Convention Centre National Environmental Excellence Award Urban Development Institute of Australia 2010 Melbourne Convention Centre National Overall Winner Australian Constructors Association and Engineers Australia 2011 Strata SE1 UK Gold Award National Considerate Constructors Scheme 2011 Brookfield Multiplex Europe UK Distinction British Safety Council 2011 Peterborough City Hospital UK Silver Award National Considerate Constructors Scheme 2011 Strata SE1 UK Building Services Association for Consultancy and Engineering (ACE) 91 YEAR PROJECT REGION AWARD DESCRIPTION ORGANISATION/INSTITUTE YEAR PROJECT REGION AWARD DESCRIPTION ORGANISATION/INSTITUTE 2010 Melbourne Convention Centre VIC Finalist Australian Constructors Association and Engineers Australia 2009 Melbourne Convention Centre VIC Environmental Excellence Award Urban Development Institute of Australia 2010 One Shelley Street NSW Finalist Australian Constructors Association and Engineers Australia 2009 Melbourne Convention Centre VIC President’s Award Australian Property Institute Excellence in Property Awards 2010 Hilton Surfers Paradise QLD Innovation in Environmental Management Masters Builders Association 2009 Investa Enviornmental Development Award 2010 QLD Innovation in Environmental Management Masters Builders Association Melbourne Convention Centre VIC Townsville Water Supply Upgrade Australian Property Institute Excellence in Property Awards 2009 One Shelley Street NSW Estate Master Property Development Award 2010 One Shelley Street NSW Finalist - Szencorp Green Building Award United Nations Association of Australia Australian Property Institute Excellence in Property Awards 2010 Vale WA Development Excellence Award for Residential Development Urban Taskforce Australia 2009 Portside Wharf QLD Urban Renewal Development Urban Development Institute of Australia 2009 Portside Wharf QLD Retail/Commercial over 3,000m2 Urban Development Institute of Australia 2010 Auburn Hospital Redevelopment NSW Winner Excellence in Construction Awards Health Buildings $50m - $150m Masters Builders Association 2009 Portside Wharf QLD Mixed Use development Urban Taskforce Australia 2010 Sydney Water Corporate Headquarters NSW Excellence in Construction Awards, Commercial Buildings $80m and over Masters Builders Association 2009 One Shelley Street NSW Highly Commended BPN Sustainability Awards - Large Commercial Category BPN Sustainability Awards 2010 City Square WA Federal Safety Commissioner’s Award for Oustanding Safety Solution for the Mega Deck Masters Builders Association 2009 One Shelley Street NSW Winner Excellence in Constructions Best Use of Steel Masters Builders Association 2009 Long Bay Forensic and Prison Hospitals NSW Winner Excellence in Construction Health Buildings $100m+ Masters Builders Association 2009 Sydney Water Corporate Headquarters NSW Winner Excellence in Construction Interior Fitout Masters Builders Association 2009 One Shelley Street NSW High Commendation Commercial Development Urban Taskforce Australia 2010 Brisbane Cruise Terminal, Portside Wharf QLD Inclusive Community Champion Awards Spinal Injuries Association 2010 Brookfield Multiplex National Finalist in the category for HWL Ebsworth Lawyers Best Solution of an OHS&E Specific Workplace Risk for implementing safety within design procedures and risk assessments. Australian Constructors Association and Engineers Australia 2009 Sydney Wharf National Winner Excellence in Urban Renewal Urban Taskforce Australia 2010 Hilton Surfers Paradise QLD Innovation in Environmental Management Regional Award Masters Builders Association 2009 Sydney Wharf National High Commendation Development Excellence Awards Urban Taskforce Australia 2010 Townsville Water Supply Upgrade Project QLD Innovation in Environmental Management Regional Award Masters Builders Association 2009 One Shelley Street NSW Engineering Excellence Award, Building and Structures Engineers Australia 2010 CBW VIC Certificate of High Commendation Australian Institute of Building (AIB) 2009 One Shelley Street National Deloitte Centre NZ Resene Green Building Property Award of Merit New Zealand Property Council National Professional Excellence Award, Commercial Construction over $100m Australian Institute of Building (AIB) 2010 2009 Lumiere Residences National 2010 NZ Carter Holt HarveyWood products NZ Sustainability Award 2010 New Zealand Institute of Building 2009 National Professional Excellence Award, Residential Construction over $100m Australian Institute of Building (AIB) Deloitte Centre 2009 Sydney Wharf National Australian Institute of Building (AIB) 2010 Deloitte Centre NZ High Commendation Certificate for the Davis Langdon NZ Projects Over $75 million Award 2010 New Zealand Institute of Building Certificate of High Commendation, Residential Construction over $100m 2009 One Shelley Street NSW Professional Excellence Award, Commercial Construction over $100m Australian Institute of Building (AIB) 2010 Deloitte Centre NZ Retail and Business Project Registered Master Builders (Auckland) 2009 Lumiere Residences NSW Australian Institute of Building (AIB) 2010 Deloitte Centre NZ Commercial Project of the Year Registered Master Builders (Auckland) Professional Excellence Award, Residential Construction over $100m 2010 Deloitte Centre NZ Supreme Commercial Project of the Year Registered Master Builders (Auckland) 2009 Sydney Wharf NSW Professional Excellence Award, Residential Construction over $100m Australian Institute of Building (AIB) 2010 Peterborough City Hospital UK Silver Award - Peterborough Acute Hospital National Considerate Constructors Scheme 2009 Bishops See Stage 1 WA Best Commercial Project Masters Builders Association 2010 Peterborough City Hospital UK Silver Award - Peterborough Mental Health Unit and Intensive Care Centre National Considerate Constructors Scheme 2009 Bishops See Stage 1 WA Best Commercial Building over $20m Masters Builders Association 2009 WA Best Public Use Building Masters Builders Association 2010 Strata SE1 UK Bronze Award National Considerate Constructors Scheme District Court Building, Perth 2010 The Pinnacle UK Gold Award City of London Considerate Contractors Scheme 2009 IKEA Superstore WA Best Industrial Building over $20m Masters Builders Association 2009 Esplanade Apartments WA Best Multi Unit Development Masters Builders Association 2010 Peterborough City Hospitals UK Performance Beyond Compliance National Considerate Constructors Scheme 2009 Esplanade Apartments National Best Multi Unit Development Masters Builders Association 2010 Strata SE1 UK Overall Winner Concrete Society Awards 2009 Prince Henry at Little Bay National National Award for Masterplanned Communities Property Council of Australia (PCA) Rider Hunt 2010 Peterborough City Hospital UK Winner - Best Commercial/Community Development Project, in recognition of high standards of design, construction and workmanship for Peterborough City Hospital Peterborough Design and Construction Awards in association with Peterborough City Council and Local Authority Building Control 2009 Regent Plaza NSW Woodhead Award for mixed Use Development Property Council of Australia (PCA) Rider Hunt 2009 Portside Wharf QLD Urban Renewal Urban Development Institute of Australia QLD Retail/Commercial over 3,000m2 Urban Development Institute of Australia Structural Steel Design Awards 2009 Portside Wharf 3 Bronze Awards: Awarded to Principal Contractor - Brookfield Multiplex Construction Europe Ltd, Developer - Brookfield Europe & Subcontractor Bourne Steel 2009 Lumiere Residences National Development of the Year 2008 Urban Taskforce Australia 2009 Peterborough City Hospitals UK Bronze Award National Considerate Constructors Scheme Overall Winner BPN Sustainability Awards 2009 High Wycombe Town Centre Extension - Eden UK Bronze Award National Considerate Constructors Scheme 2010 2009 Strata SE1 Melbourne Convention Centre UK VIC 93 YEAR PROJECT REGION AWARD DESCRIPTION ORGANISATION/INSTITUTE YEAR PROJECT REGION AWARD DESCRIPTION ORGANISATION/INSTITUTE 2008 BrookfieldMultiplex Dubai UAE Construction Company of the Year Australian Business Awards 2007 Vale WA Best Irrigation Design - Commercial Installation over $30k - Design Certified Urban Development Institute of Australia 2008 BrookfieldMultiplex Dubai UAE Facilities Management Service Provider of the Year Construction Week Awards 2007 Vale WA Best Overall Project - Irrigation Designer Landscape/Perth - Open Value Urban Development Institute of Australia 2008 Justice Precinct Offices, Parramatta National Distinction Award for Environmental Graphics Australian Graphic Design Association 2007 Vale WA Project of the Year - Award of Excellence Urban Development Institute of Australia 2008 52 Goulburn Street, World Square NSW Winner - Best Use of Structural Steel Masters Builders Association 2007 Edgewater, Newport Quays SA Excellence in High Density Housing Urban Development Institute of Australia 2008 Justice Precinct Offices, Parramatta NSW Winner - Commercial Buildings $80m and Over Masters Builders Association 2007 The Wave, Broadbeach International Silver Award Winner - Best New Skyscraper for Design and Functionality Emporis Skyscraper Awards 2008 Sydney West Trial Courts, Parramatta NSW Winner - Public buildings, $50m - $150m Masters Builders Association 2007 Sky Plaza, Grifffith ACT Winner Best Project - Medium Density Apartments & Units Masters Builders Association 2008 Justice Precinct Offices, Parramatta National Professional Excellence Award, Commercial Construction over $100m Australian Institute of Building (AIB) 2007 Trades Hall, Sydney NSW Winner - Restoration of an Historic Building over $5m Masters Builders Association 2008 Perth Desalination Plant WA Australian Constuction Achievement Award - Overall Winner Australian Constructors Association and Engineers Australia 2007 Jones Bay Wharf NSW Excellence Award for Heritage and Adaptive Re-use Property Council of Australia (PCA) Rider Hunt 2008 Portside Wharf QLD Retail/Commercial over 3,000m2 UDIA Suncorp Awards 2007 Centrelink, ACT ACT Commercial Environmental Award Property Council of Australia (PCA) Rider Hunt 2008 Portside Wharf QLD Urban Renewal UDIA Suncorp Awards 2007 Southern Cross VIC Australian Institute of Building (AIB) 2008 Commercial Construction $100m+, ESD, General - High Commendation Certificate Courtyard Pavilions Parramatta Justice Precinct NSW Winner - Architecture Award, Heritage Architecture Australian Institute of Architects 2007 Midland Gate Shopping Centre WA Winner Division 2 - Best Refurbishment/ Renovation of any building over $50 million Masters Builders Association 2008 Justice Precinct Offices, Parramatta NSW Winner - Architecture Award Commercial Architecture Australian Institute of Architects 2007 SX1 Southern Cross East Tower VIC Australian Institute of Building (AIB) 2008 Commercial Construction $100 million +, ESD, General - High Commendation Certificate Lumiere Residences NSW Winner - High Density Housing Award Urban Development Institute of Australia Winner - Best New Development & Best 5 Star Apartments Hotel, Motel & Accommodation Association Awards Freshwater Place Residence Residential Construction $100m+ High Commendation Certificate Australian Institute of Building (AIB) NSW 2007 VIC 2008 Fraser Suites NSW High Commendation, Environmental Sustainable Development Award Australian Institute of Building (AIB) Freshwater Place Residence Certificate of High Commendation Justice Precinct Offices, Parramatta 2007 VIC 2008 Australian Constructors Association and Engineers Australia NSW Professional Excellence Award, Commercial Construction over $100m Australian Institute of Building (AIB) Urban Workshop (50 Lonsdale Street) Professional Excellence Award Commercial Construction $100 million Australian Institute of Building (AIB) Justice Precinct Offices, Parramatta 2007 VIC 2008 VIC NSW Winner - Multi Level Steel Building Category Australian Steel Institute Residential Construction $100 million - High Commendation Certificate Australian Institute of Building (AIB) 52 Goulburn Street, World Square 2007 Victoria Point Projects 2008 UK Site of the Year 2008 WA Winner - Most Outstanding Example of Construciton Excellence Australian Constructors Association and Engineers Australia 2007 Eaton Place Perth Desalination Plant City of Westminster Considerate Builders Scheme Construction Week Awards NSW Excellence Award for Heritage and Adaptive Re-Use Property Council of Australia (PCA) Rider Hunt The Residences - Phase 1, Dubai Tower Project of the Year Jones Bay Wharf 2006 UAE 2008 2006 NSW Centrelink National Support Office National Winner - Environment and Energy Efficiency Building Commercial Project Award Masters Builders Association Winner - Refurbishment / Renovation / Extension $10m - $25m Masters Builders Association 2008 Jeffery House, Parramatta Justice Precinct 2006 NSW Winner - Adaptive Re-Use over $500,000 Masters Builders Association 2008 Centrelink National Support Office ACT Winner - Commercial Environmental Award Masters Builders Association Monument Apartments, Darlinghurst 2006 Sylvia Park NZ Winner - Shell Environmental Award NZ Contractors Federation 2008 Melbourne Convention Centre VIC Construction of a H Frame Prefabricated Column System Melbourne Convention Centre WorkSafe Victoria 2006 Houses of the Future NSW Winner - President’s Award Urban Development Institute of Australia 2006 Winner - Commercial Builder of the Year Masters Builders Association 2008 WA Winner Division 6 - Civil Engineering Structure Masters Builders Association Perth CC, Gold Coast C&E, E&Y Centre National Southern Suburbs Railway (Package A Works) 2006 E&Y Centre NSW Winner - Commercial Builder of the Year Masters Builders Association 2008 Eaton Place UK Highly Commended Small Site Award City of Westminster Considerate Builders Scheme 2006 Vale, Aveley WA Best Irrigation Design - Commercial Installation over $30k & Project of the Year Irrigation Association 2008 Wembley National Stadium UK Winner Best Fire Engineering Solution Built-In Quality Award 2006 NSW Trades Hall NSW Restoration of an Historic Building over $5m Masters Builders Association 2007 BrookfieldMultiplex Dubai UAE Health & Safety Award (company-wide) Construction Week Awards 2006 Monument Apartments, Darlinghurst NSW Adaptive Re-use over $500k Masters Builders Association 2007 Centrelink National Support Office ACT Winner - Excellence in Occupation Health & Safety Masters Builders Association 2006 199 Knightsbridge UK Winner Best Large Residential Project Built-In Quality Award 2007 Centrelink National Support Office ACT Winner - Commercial Project Exhibiting Technical Diffficulty or Innovation Masters Builders Association 2006 199 Knightsbridge UK Winner Residential Development of the Year Property Award 2006 199 Knightsbridge UK Vale WA Winner - Environmental Excellence Award Urban Development Institute of Australia Best Landscaped Development - Highly Commended National Homebuilder Design Awards 2007 2007 Vale WA Finalist - Masterplan Development Award Urban Development Institute of Australia 2005 Grosvenor House Hotel, Dubai UAE Tower Project of the Year Construction Week Awards 2007 Vale WA Finalist - Sustainable Urban Development Award Urban Development Institute of Australia 2005 Gold Coast Convention & Exhibition Centre QLD Winner - Tourism and Hospitality Facilities over $10m Masters Builders Association 95 YEAR PROJECT REGION AWARD DESCRIPTION ORGANISATION/INSTITUTE YEAR PROJECT REGION AWARD DESCRIPTION ORGANISATION/INSTITUTE 2005 Perth Convention Centre WA Winner - Public Building over $100M Master Builders Association 2003 Maritime Museum WA WA Commercial /Industrial Building over $20m Masters Builders Association 2005 Gold Coast Convention & Exhibition Centre QLD Professional Excellence Award, Construction over $100m Australian Institute of Building (AIB) 2003 NSW Police Headquarters, Parramatta NSW National Building Environment & Energy Efficiency Award Masters Builders Association 2005 Proximity Apartments, Sydney NSW Professional Excellence Award, Residential Construction $50m - $100m Australian Institute of Building (AIB) 2003 Sydney University Student Village NSW Excellence in Housing Award Masters Builders Association 2005 King Street Wharf, Sydney NSW Highly Commended Property Council of Australia (PCA) Rider Hunt 2003 Sydney University Student Village NSW Merit Award - Home Units up to $250k Masters Builders Association 2005 3 Kings Lane, East Sydney NSW Multiple Housing Commendation Royal Australian Institute of Architects 2003 Medina Grand, Adelaide Treasury SA SA Excellence in Commercial / Refurbishment / Redevelopment Masters Builders Association 2005 Proximity Apartments, Sydney NSW Shortlisted - Award for Excellence Urban Development Institute of Australia 2003 Maritime Museum WA National Australian Construction Achievement Award Institute of Engineers 2005 Pittwater Place NSW Excellence in Energy Efficiency, Open Masters Builders Association 2003 County Court, Victoria National Finalist - Australian Construction Achievement Award Institute of Engineers 2005 Perth Convention Centre Precinct National National Commercial Builder of the Year 2005 Masters Builders Association 2003 County Court, Victoria National Professional Excellence Award Australian Institute of Building (AIB) 2005 Berwick (Casey) Community Hospital VIC High Commendation Projects $50 — $100 million Australian Institute of Building (AIB) 2003 Embassy Courts SA National Professional Excellence Building & Construction Award $25m - $50m Australian Institute of Building (AIB) 2005 Seasons Apartment VIC Professional Excellence Residential Projects $10-$50 million Australian Institute of Building (AIB) 2003 Medina Grand, Adelaide Treasury SA National Professional Excellence Building & Construction Award $10m - $25m Australian Institute of Building (AIB) 2004 Proximity Apartments, Sydney NSW Professional Excellence, Residential Construction $50m-$100m Australian Institute of Building (AIB) 2003 Victorian County Court VIC Professional Excellence Building & Construction Award over $100m Australian Institute of Building (AIB) 2004 Suncorp Stadium National Special Presidential Award Masters Builders Association 2003 City Point on Bourke VIC Professional Excellence Building & Construction Award $50m - $100m Australian Institute of Building (AIB) 2004 Suncorp Stadium QLD Project of the Year, Sporting Facility over $10m Masters Builders Association 2003 Alfred Medical Research & Education Precinct VIC High Commendation - Professional Excellence Building & Construction Award $50m - $100m Australian Institute of Building (AIB) 2004 743 Ann Street Refurbishment QLD Refurbishment / Renovation $2m-$10m Masters Builders Association 2003 Summit Apartments VIC Australian Institute of Building (AIB) 2004 KPMG Tower, King Street Wharf NSW Commercial Building $80m-$140m Masters Builders Association High Commendation - Professional Excellence Building & Construction Award $25m - $50m Urban Development Institute of Australia NSW Club/Entertainment New building Masters Builders Association Ellington Apartments, Teneriffe President’s Award Luna Park 2003 QLD 2004 2004 Jones Bay Wharf NSW Resource Efficiency Award Masters Builders Association 2003 Ellington Apartments, Teneriffe QLD Urban Renewal Urban Development Institute of Australia 2004 Uropa Apartments, VIC National High Commendation - Residential Construction $25m-$50m Australian Institute of Building (AIB) 2003 Sydney University Student Village NSW Development Excellence Award for Residential Development Urban Taskforce Australia 2004 Flinders Wharf, VIC National High Commendation - Residential Construction $50-$100m Australian Institute of Building (AIB) 2003 Sydney University Student Village NSW Development Excellence Award for Commercial Development Urban Taskforce Australia 2004 Maritime Museum WA National Commercial /Industrial Building over $20m Masters Builders Association 2003 Federation Square VIC Engineers Australia 2004 NSW Police Headquarters, Parramatta National Building Environment & Energy Efficiency Award - Commercial/ Industrial $10-20m Masters Builders Association Engineering Excellence Award Building Commission 2003 Federation Square VIC Engineers Australia 2004 Ellington Apartments, Teneriffe QLD Professional Excellence, Residential Construction $25m-$50m Australian Institute of Building (AIB) Dept of Infrastructure Engineering Excellence Award for Urban or Regional Infrastructure over $10m 2004 743 Ann Street QLD Professional Excellence Award Ecologically Sustainable Development Australian Institute of Building (AIB) 2003 Maritime Museum WA Winner Infrastructure and Building Engineers Australia 2003 Maritime Museum WA Winner over $10m Department of Housing and Works 2004 Jones Bay Wharf NSW Excellence in Construction Award Resource Efficiency Masters Builders Association 2003 Maritime Museum WA Fremantle Heritage Award City of Fremantle 2004 Jervoise Bay Onsite Facilities WA Winner Division 6 - Over $20 million Masters Builders Association 2003 Old Swan Brewery WA Excellence in Construction Division 1 over $10m Masters Builders Association 2004 Victorian County Court VIC Professional Excellence Award - Building & Construction over $100 million 2004 Australian Institute of Building (AIB) 2003 King Street Wharf, Sydney NSW Medium Density Housing Masters Builders Association 2004 Uropa Apartments VIC Residential Construction $25-$50 million (High Commendation) Australian Institute of Building (AIB) 2003 Sur Mer Apartments, Cronulla NSW Excellence in housing / Waste Management, Masters Builders Association Medium Density 2004 Uropa Apartments VIC National High Commendation Australian Institute of Building (AIB) 2003 Police Headquarters, Parramatta NSW Energy Efficiency, Resource Efficiency and Environmental Efficiency Awards Masters Builders Association 2004 Flinders Wharf VIC Residential Construction $50-$100 million (high commendation) 2003 Maritime Museum WA Winner - Fremantle Heritage Award City of Fremantle 2004 Flinders Wharf VIC National High Commendation Australian Institute of Building (AIB) 2003 Maritime Museum WA Winner Division 5 - Category over $10 million Masters Builders Association 2004 209 Kings Way ACT Commercial Construction $50-$100 million (High Commendation) Australian Institute of Building (AIB) 2003 Maritime Museum WA Overall Winner of the MBA Awards 2003 Masters Builders Association 2004 Stratis at Lighter Quay NZ Multi-Unit Residential Property Award Property Council of New Zealand 2003 Multiplex Constructions Pty Ltd National National Commercial Builder of the Year 2003 Masters Builders Association 2004 Suncorp Stadium QLD Professional Excellence in Building Award Commercial $10 million plus Australian Institute of Building (AIB) 2003 Victorian County Court National National Professional Excellence Award 2003 Australian Institute of Building (AIB) 97 YEAR PROJECT REGION AWARD DESCRIPTION ORGANISATION/INSTITUTE 2003 Alfred Medical Research & Edication Precinct VIC Certificate of high commendation 2003 Australian Institute of Building (AIB) 2003 460 Lonsdale Street VIC Professional Excellence Building & Construction $25-$50 million Australian Institute of Building (AIB) 2003 Bayfair Shopping Centre NZ Supreme Award Property Council of New Zealand 2003 Maritime Square Building D NZ Best National Commercial Construction Award – Building Over $20 million Masters Builders Association 2003 Royal Brisbane Hospital (RBH) East Block QLD Health Facilities over $50 million Urban Development Institute of Australia 2003 Republic Apartments QLD Professional Excellence in Building Award - Building & Construction Projects $10 to $25 million Australian Institute of Building (AIB) YEAR PROJECT REGION AWARD DESCRIPTION ORGANISATION/INSTITUTE 2002 Australian Asia Pacific Trading Centre, Sunnybank QLD Commercial Buildings $5-$10 million Masters Builders Association 2002 Judith Wright Contemporary Arts Centre QLD Refurbishment/ Renovation $5-$10 million Masters Builders Association 2002 Judith Wright Contemporary Arts Centre QLD State Winner - Refurbishment/ Renovation $5-$10 million Masters Builders Association 2002 Australian Asia Pacific Trading Centre, Sunnybank QLD State Winner Commercial Buildings $5-$10 million Masters Builders Association 2001 The Wharf Woolloomoolloo, Sydney NSW Excellence in Refurbishment pver $50m Masters Builders Association 2003 Royal Brisbane Hospital (RBH) East Block QLD Professional Excellence in Building Award - Building & Construction Projects $50 to $100 million Australian Institute of Building (AIB) 2001 The Wharf Woolloomoolloo, Sydney NSW Commercial Refurbishment / Fitout / Alteration over $5m Masters Builders Association 2002 King Street Wharf, Sydney NSW Excellence in Housing Home Units $250,000 - $500,000 Masters Builders Association 2001 Crossroads Industrial Estate NSW Green Smart Award Housing Institute of Australia 2002 Campbelltown Hospital NSW Excellence in Waste Management Masters Builders Association 2001 Sur Mer Apartments QLD Excellence in Housing - Waste Management, Medium density Masters Builders Association 2002 CSIRO WA Winner Division 4 - Category Over $20 million Industrial/ Commercial Building Masters Builders Association 2001 Garden City Shopping Centre WA Division 5 Winner - Public Building over $10 million Masters Builders Association 2002 CSIRO WA Overall Winner of the MBA Awards 2002 Masters Builders Association 2001 VIC Certificate of High Commendation Australian Institute of Building (AIB) 2002 Fremantle Justice Department WA Best Department of Housing & Works State Government Masters Builders Association State Netball & Hockey Centre 2001 Philadelphia Building VIC 2002 VIC High Commendation Projects over $50 million Australian Institute of Building (AIB) Professional Excellence Award - Over $30 million Australian Institute of Building (AIB) Clarendon Tower 2001 CBW VIC Professional Excellence Award Australian Institute of Building (AIB) 2002 Clarendon Tower VIC Certificate of High Commendation Australian Institute of Building (AIB) 2001 Embassy Apartments SA Masters Builders Association 2002 Chancery Development NZ Supreme Award Property Council of New Zealand 2002 Excellence in a Medium Density Development over five dwellings 2002 Medina Grand SA 2002 State Award for Professional Excellence in Building in the category: Refurbishment & Fitout Projects ($5 - $30 million) Australian Institute of Building (AIB) 2000 The Wharf Woolloomoolloo, Sydney NSW Finalist - Australian Construction Achievement Award Institute of Engineers 2000 The Wharf Woolloomoolloo, Sydney NSW High Commendation Projects over $30M Australian Institute of Building (AIB) 2002 National Award for Professional Excellence in Building in the category: Refurbishment & Fitout Projects ($5 - $30 million) Australian Institute of Building (AIB) 2000 The Wharf Woolloomoolloo, Sydney International Top Honour for Excellence on the Waterfront International Award Waterfront Centre (USA) 2000 Prince Charles Hospital, Main Acute Building National Winner - Excellence Award Projects over $30M Australian Institute of Building (AIB) 2000 Federation Square VIC Winner Commercial, Industrial & Institutional Projects $5M - $30M Australian Institute of Building (AIB) 2000 South Bank Underground Carpark QLD Winner - Project Management Australian Institute of Building (AIB) 2000 Cathedral Place QLD Winner - Projects over $30M Australian Institute of Building (AIB) 2000 Prince Charles Hospital, Main Acute Building QLD Winner - Excellence Award Projects over $30M Australian Institute of Building (AIB) 2000 Stadium Australia National Winner Overall - Australian Construction Achievement Award Institute of Engineers 2000 East Arm Port Transit Shed, Darwin NT High Commendation Institute of Engineers 2000 Multiplex Constructions National Best Practice for Waste Management Housing Institute of Australia 2000 Stadium Australia National Finalist - CSR Green Smart Building of the Year HIA Pathe Green Smart Awards 2000 Stadium Australia National Finalist - CSR Green Smart Building of the Year HIA Pathe Green Smart Awards 2000 Citigroup Centre, NSW National Winner - Resource Efficiency Award Commercial over $20M Masters Builders Association 2000 The Crossroads Development, Casula, NSW National Resource Efficiency Award – Civil construction Masters Builders Association 2000 Cathedral Place QLD Residential accommodation over $3M Masters Builders Association 2000 Station Square Shopping Centre QLD Retail facilities over $3M (Wide Bay) Masters Builders Association 2000 Harbour Town Regional Shopping Centre QLD Retail facilities over $3M (Gold Coast) Masters Builders Association 2002 Medina Grand SA 2002 UNE University Mansions QLD Professional Excellence in Building Award High Commendation for Residential Projects over $1 million Australian Institute of Building (AIB) 2002 Judith Wright Contemporary Arts Centre QLD Professional Excellence in Building Award High Commendation for Refurbishment & fitout Projects $5 - $30 million Australian Institute of Building (AIB) 2002 Mater Private Hospital Refurbishment QLD Professional Excellence in Building Award High Commendation for Refurbishment & fitout Projects $2 — $5 million Australian Institute of Building (AIB) 2002 Mater Private Clinic & Link Building QLD Professional Excellence in Building Award High Commendation for Commercial, Industrial & Institutional Projects $5-$30 million Australian Institute of Building (AIB) 2002 Judith Wright Contemporary Arts Centre QLD Professional Excellence in Building Award High Commendation for Refurbishment & fitout Projects $5 - $30 million Australian Institute of Building (AIB) 2002 Mater Private Clinic & Link Building QLD Professional Excellence in Building Award High Commendation for Commercial, Industrial & Institutional Projects $5-$30 million Australian Institute of Building (AIB) 2002 UNE City Campus & Shafston House, International College QLD Professional Excellence in Building Award High Commendation for Residential $5 $30 million Australian Institute of Building (AIB) 2002 Suncorp Metway Stadium QLD Training Excellence Awards - Commitment to Training - SE Qld (High Commendation) Australian Institute of Building (AIB) 2002 University Mansions, Kangaroo Point QLD Construction Award - Residential Buildings over $10 million Masters Builders Association 99 YEAR PROJECT REGION AWARD DESCRIPTION ORGANISATION/INSTITUTE 2000 Harbour Town Regional Shopping Centre QLD Excellence in Environmental Management Masters Builders Association 2000 Multiplex Constructions NSW Finalist - Environment Australia Partnership Award Masters Builders Association 2000 Campbelltown Hospital NSW Resource Efficiency Civil Construction Masters Builders Association 2000 Citigroup Centre NSW Resource Efficiency Commercial over $20M Masters Builders Association 2000 Broome Health District Hospital WA CAMS Category over $10 million Masters Builders Association 2000 Metropolis Apartments NZ Best International Project Masters Builders Association 1999 Stadium Australia International Winner - International Award British Construction Industry 1999 Stadium Australia National Joint winner – National Energy AwardsCommercial Masters Builders Association 1999 Stadium Australia National Winner – National New Commercial Building Award Masters Builders Association 1999 Subiaco Railway Tunnel and Station, WA National Winner – National Civil Construction Award Masters Builders Association 1999 Stadium Australia NSW Winner – Outstanding Construction Award Masters Builders Association 1999 Stadium Australia NSW Winner – Excellence in Environmental Management Masters Builders Association 1999 Stadium Australia NSW Winner – Excellence in Energy Efficiency YEAR PROJECT REGION AWARD DESCRIPTION ORGANISATION/INSTITUTE 1999 Crown Towers Resort National Professional Excellence Australian Institute of Building (AIB) 1999 St James Apartments, Vic National Commendation over $30M Australian Institute of Building (AIB) 1999 La Trobe Regional Hospital National Professional Excellence over $30M Australian Institute of Building (AIB) 1999 Crown Towers Resort QLD Multi Unit Developments Australian Institute of Building (AIB) 1999 Cairns Shopping Centre QLD Projects over $30M Australian Institute of Building (AIB) 1999 St James Apartments VIC Professional Excellence over $30M Australian Institute of Building (AIB) 1999 Moore Park Gardens Stages 1 - 4 NSW Presidents Award Australian Institute of Architects 1999 Stadium Australia National Winner – Grand Award for Excellence in Arboriculture The National Arborist Association 1999 Centrelink, ACT ACT National Environment and Energy Efficiency Building Award Masters Builders Association 1999 Moore Park Gardens NSW Building Environment and Energy Efficiency Award, Commercial $10-20M Masters Builders Association 1999 Wondakiah, NSW NSW Adaptive Re-use Open Masters Builders Association 1999 Stadium Australia QLD Grand Award for Excellence in Arboriculture National Arborist Association 1999 Stadium Australia QLD Excellence in Environmental Management Masters Builders Association Masters Builders Association 1999 Stadium Australia QLD Excellence in Energy Efficiency Masters Builders Association WA Commendation - Civic Design Royal Australian Institute of Architects 1999 Stadium Australia NSW Winner – Sporting Facilities over $50M Masters Builders Association 1999 John Curtin Centre, Curtin University, Bentley 1999 Sydney Central Plaza NSW Winner – Refurbishment/Renovation/ Extension over $50M Masters Builders Association 1999 Mounts Bay Village Stage 1 WA Division 8 Winner over $10 million Masters Builders Association 1999 Sydney Central Plaza NSW Winner – Excellence in Workplace Health and Safety Masters Builders Association 1999 WA Winner Division 4 - Industrial/ Commercial Building Masters Builders Association 1999 Myer Grace Bros Sydney Central Plaza NSW Winner – Interior Fitouts over $2M Masters Builders Association Phillips Petroleum Headquarters Building, West Perth 1999 Winner - Infrastructure & Building Category Institute of Engineers Wondakiah NSW Winner – Adaptive re-use - Open Masters Builders Association Subiaco Tunnel & Railway Station WA 1999 1999 Prince Charles Hospital Mental Health and Extended Care Units QLD Health facilities over $3M Masters Builders Association 1999 La Trobe Regional Hospital VIC Certificate of High Commendation Australian Institute of Building (AIB) 1999 Professional Award - Over $30 million Australian Institute of Building (AIB) Cathedral Place QLD Urban renewal redevelopment site – unlimited value Masters Builders Association La Trobe Regional Hospital VIC 1999 1999 Deloitte Centre NZ 1999 QLD Tourism and Hospitality – Special Commendation Masters Builders Association Commercial Office Property Award of Excellence New Zealand Property Council Crown Towers Resort 1998 Imax Theatre National Imax Theatre QLD Tourism and hospitality over $3M Masters Builders Association Winner - Outstanding Professional Excellence $5M -$30M Australian Institute of Building (AIB) 1999 1999 Federation Square VIC Excellence in Health & Safety Masters Builders Association 1998 Grace Plaza Hotel National Winner – Refurbishment and Fitout Project over $5M Australian Institute of Building (AIB) 1999 La Trobe Regional Hospital VIC Excellence in New Construction $10M $50M Masters Builders Association 1998 Rockman’s Regency Towers VIC Professional Excellence in Building Australian Institute of Building (AIB) 1999 St John of God Hospital Medical Clinic WA Excellence in Construction Div. 5 over $20M Masters Builders Association 1998 Southbank Towers VIC Certificate of High Commendation Australian Institute of Building (AIB) 1999 Subiaco Railway Tunnel and Station WA Excellence in Construction - Civil Engineering Division (MBA Project of the Year) Masters Builders Association 1998 Watergardens Shopping Centre Keilor VIC Certificate of High Commendation Australian Institute of Building (AIB) 1998 VIC Waikiki Village Shopping Centre WA Excellence in Construction Div. 4 over $5M Masters Builders Association Outstanding Excellence Commercial, Industrial & Institutional $5-$30 million Australian Institute of Building (AIB) 1999 Dale Street Offices, Richmond 1998 Imax National 1999 NSW Winner – Overall Project Award Institute of Engineers Finalist - Australian Construction Achievement Award Institute of Engineers Stadium Australia 1999 Stadium Australia NSW Winner – The Bradfield Award Institute of Engineers 1998 The Georgia Apartments NSW Excellence in Housing Home Units over $250k Masters Builders Association 1999 Stadium Australia NSW Winner – Project Development – Building Institute of Engineers 1998 Excellence in Quality Assurance Masters Builders Association 1999 NSW Winner – Sir William Hudson Award (National Award) Institute of Engineers Cairns Central Shopping Centre QLD Stadium Australia 1998 QLD Retail facility over $5M Masters Builders Association 1999 Subiaco Railway Tunnel and Station NSW Winner – Project Development – Infrastructure and Building Institute of Engineers Cairns Central Shopping Centre 1998 1999 Winner – Award for Excellence Concrete Institute of Australia Regional Project of the Year (Far North Queensland) Masters Builders Association NSW Cairns Central Shopping Centre QLD Stadium Australia 1998 John Curtin University WA Winner over $10M - Div. 5 Masters Builders Association 101 YEAR PROJECT 1998 Karrinyup Shopping Centre 1998 REGION AWARD DESCRIPTION ORGANISATION/INSTITUTE YEAR PROJECT WA Winner over $10M – Div. 2 Masters Builders Association 1994 Central Park Plaza Southbank Towers VIC Excellence in new construction over $50m Masters Builders Association 1994 1998 Southbank Towers VIC Winner – Eco Recycle Award for Excellence in Waste Minimisation Masters Builders Association 1998 Rockman’s Regency Towers VIC Winner - Excellence in Health & Safety Masters Builders Association 1998 Knuckey’s Lagoon Garden Centre NT Winner – BHP Steel Award 1998 Southbank Towers VIC Excellence in Construction - Excellence in Waste Minimisation Masters Builders Association 1998 Rockman’s Regency Towers VIC Project Over $30 million 1998 1997 Epping Plaza Shopping Centre National 1997 Epping Plaza Shopping Centre 1997 REGION AWARD DESCRIPTION ORGANISATION/INSTITUTE WA Excellence in Construction Div. 4 Over $200M Masters Builders Association Goldsbrough Mort NSW Site Safety on a general project over $10M Masters Builders Association 1994 John Maddison Tower NSW Site Safety on a multi-storey project Masters Builders Association 1993 Australian Taxation Office WA Excellence in Construction Div. 4 Industrial/ Commercial $20M - $40M Masters Builders Association 1993 Exchange Plaza WA Division 4 Winner over $50 million Masters Builders Association 1992 Westralia Square WA Certificate of Merit Div. 4 $100M - $120M Masters Builders Association 1992 Leisure Inn, Rockingham WA BOMA Award of Excellence 1992 Building Owners and Managers Association International Australian Institute of Building (AIB) 1991 Palace Hotel WA Division 1 Restoration of an Historic Building Masters Builders Association Professional Excellence Award Project over $30M Australian Institute of Building (AIB) 1990 Park Hyatt on Campbells Cove NSW Excellence in Construction Entertainment/ Hospitality/Sport over $20M Masters Builders Association VIC Professional Excellence Award Project over $30M Australian Institute of Building (AIB) 1990 Skygarden Development NSW Award for Excellence & Innovative Design Australian Constructors Association and Engineers Australia IMAX Theatre NSW Excellence in Construction – Entertainment/ Hospitality Masters Builders Association 1990 Henry Bull’s Cottage WA Division 1 Restoration of an Historic Building Certificate of Merit Masters Builders Association 1997 Sydney Campus Apartments NSW Excellence in Construction - Restoration/ Renovation of Historic Building Masters Builders Association 1988 Woodside Offices WA Commendation - Architecture Design Award Australian Institute of Architects 1997 Chatswood Chase Stage 2 NSW Merit Award – Refurbishment / Renovation Project Masters Builders Association 1988 Woodside Offices WA National Design Award 1988 Woodside Offices WA Structural Steel Development Award 1997 Epworth Hospital Development NSW Excellence in Construction - over $30m Masters Builders Association 1987 WACA Lights WA Award for Excellence - Category A Concrete Institute of Australia 1997 St. Vincent’s Hospital Redevelopment – Stage 1a National Finalist - Inaugural Australian Construction Achievement Awards Institute of Engineers 1987 WACA Lights WA Concrete Institute of Australia Award for Excellence Concrete Institute of Australia NSW Hotels Australian Institute of Architects Glebe Gardens NSW Winner – Lifestyle Estates over $150k 1986 Hotel Intercontinental 1997 Australian Institute of Architects NSW Winner – Southcorp Appliances Top Medium/High Density Project of the Year 190 St Georges Terrace, Perth Clay Brick Award Glebe Gardens 1986 WA 1997 NT MBANT House of the Year Masters Builders Association Moore Park Gardens Stages 1 - 4 NSW Winner – Apartments over $250k 1986 McAlpine Residences 1997 1986 Alexander State Library WA RAIA Architectural Design Award Royal Australian Institute of Architects 1997 IMAX Theatre NSW Merit Award Australian Institute of Architects 1986 Alexander State Library WA Bristile Award 1996 Epworth Hospital, Vic National Outstanding Professional Excellence in Commercial, Industrial & Major Projects Australian Institute of Building (AIB) 1986 Forest House WA Structural Steel Development Award 1996 Epworth Hospital VIC Outstanding Professional Excellence in Commercial, Industrial & Major Projects Australian Institute of Building (AIB) 1986 Forest House WA Marble Architecture Award Hotel Intercontinental NSW Finalist 1996 1985 Epworth Hospital Redevelopment, Vic National Certificate of Special Commendation in the Construction of Commercial / Industrial Buidlings Masters Builders Association Property Council of Australia (PCA) Rider Hunt 1985 Designer Awards 1985 National Winner Design Institute of Australia 1996 VIC Master Builder of the Year for 1996 Masters Builders Association Merlin Hotel (Hyatt Regency), Perth WA Epworth Hospital 1996 St John of God Hospital (Murdoch) WA Division 5 Winner - $40M - $50M Masters Builders Association 1984 His Majesty’s Theatre WA Bronze Medal Award Australian Institute of Architects 1996 Morley Galleria Shopping Centre WA Division F Winner - Industrial/Commercial Buildings $80M - $100M Masters Builders Association 1983 Fremantle Malls WA City of Fremantle Award of Restoration 1983 Mount Street Apartments WA 1996 Moore Park Gardens Stages 1 - 4 NSW Excellence in housing - integrated housing open category Masters Builders Association House & Garden Year Book Apartment of the Year 1982 4 Plain Street, Perth WA Architecture Design Award 1982 1996 Royal Melbourne Hospital Redevelopment – Stage 1b VIC Certificate of Merit – Public Buildings Property Council of Australia (PCA) Rider Hunt 1982 Metropolitan Water Centre WA BOMA Award 1981 Metropolitan Water Centre WA Architecture Design Award 1981 Royal Australian Institute of Architects 1996 John Maddison Tower NSW Finalist Property Council of Australia (PCA) Rider Hunt 1980 Allendale Square, WA WA Bronze Medal Award 1980/1981 Royal Australian Institute of Architects 1996 Kensington Mews, NSW NSW Excellence in Housing - Energy Efficiency $135-185k Masters Builders Association 1978 Allendale Square, WA WA Energy Conservation Award 1978 ACI 1977 Allendale Square, WA WA Architecture Design Award 1977 Royal Australian Institute of Architects 1996 Subiaco Grandstand WA Division 3 Certificate of Merit Masters Builders Association 1977 Allendale Square, WA WA Award for Architecture 1977 ALOCA 1996 Claisebrook Inlet, East Perth WA Runner Up Category 3 Earth Awards 1996 1973 The Brewery WA Claybrick Award 1995 State Square Parliament House NT Australian Engineering Excellence Award Institute of Engineers Royal Australian Institute of Architects 103 brookfieldmultiplex.com
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