In order to augment Victoria’s water supply during periods of drought, the government announced the Our Water, Our Future plan in June 2007. The Wonthaggi seawater reverse osmosis desalination plant was intended as a long-term solution to secure Melbourne’s water supply. This project consisted of a 4m diameter, 1.2km intake tunnel and a 4m diameter, 1.5km outfall tunnel.

Crows Nest is one of six new stations for the Sydney Metro ‘City & Southwest’, which extends new metro rail from Chatswood, under Sydney Harbour, through the Sydney CBD to Bankstown.

This project involves the widening of the existing Pacific Highway to provide two lanes in each direction between Parsons Road and Ourimbah Street, Lisarow, a length of approximately 1.6 kilometres in the local government area of Central Coast Council. This project required a new bridge over the Northern Railway.

The Cutaway is a unique, below-ground concrete space offering flexibility for a range of large-scale events. Located beneath Barangaroo Headland Park, the super-sized concrete void is one of Sydney’s newest and most unique cultural performance and exhibition venues.

Comprising more than 600 complex and uniquely arranged precast elements, the construction of this loading dock provides and ideal delivery facility for the Exhibition Centre located high above Darling Drive and the light rail in the congested Darling Harbour area.

Providing a four-lane highway with median separation for 12.5 kilometres of the Princes Highway between Toolijooa Road and just south of Andersons Lane. The upgrade included a bypass of the existing winding highway at Foxground and a bypass of Berry with access ramps at the north and south of the town.