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PROPERTY COUNCIL OF AUSTRALIA | RIDER LEVETT BUCKNALL INNOVATION & EXCELLENCE AWARDS 20162

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Welcome to the 2016 Property Council of Australia/Rider Levett Bucknall Innovation & Excellence Awards. It gives me great pleasure to present this year’s finalists and winners.These awards are the pre-eminent property industry awards program in Australia, recognising excellence in the built environment and heralding the achievements of the sector’s finest professionals and companies.

The projects showcased in these awards represent the industry’s outstanding achievements and commitment to creating prosperity, jobs and strong communities. Congratulations to all involved in these pioneering projects!

I extend my warmest thanks to our national judges – John McCarthy AO (Chairman), Virginia Briggs, Denis Coupland, Andrew Ford, Jill Fraser, Adrian Harrington, Médy Hassan, Desiree Houston-Jones, John Oliver, Arabella Rohde and Bill Russell for their dedication and tireless efforts.

I also gratefully acknowledge Rider Levett Bucknall who has supported the awards program for the last 34 years as the principal sponsor, an outstanding partnership.

Mark Steinert National President Property Council of Australia


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National President’s Message ........................................................................................................6

Message from Rider Levett Bucknall .............................................................................................8

About the Property Council of Australia .........................................................................................9

History of the Awards ....................................................................................................................10

About the Sponsors .......................................................................................................................11

Message from the Judges .............................................................................................................18

Rider Levett Bucknall Australian Development of the Year ........................................................24

Brain & Poulter Award for Best Tourism and Leisure Development ..........................................28

JLL Award for Best Sustainable Development — Existing Buildings .........................................34

Cellence Plus Award for Government Leadership .......................................................................40

Eagle Lighting Australia Award for Best Workplace Project .......................................................46

GHD Woodhead Award for Best Mixed Use Development ...........................................................58

Yardi Award for Best Shopping Centre Development ..................................................................64

S4B Studio Award for Best Heritage Development ......................................................................76

Lendlease Award for Best Retirement Living Development .......................................................84

KONE Award for Innovation ...........................................................................................................92

LJ Hooker Commercial Award for Best Business or Industrial Park .......................................104

du Chateau Chun Award for Future Leader of the Year .............................................................112

Gough Recruitment Award for Best Residential Development .................................................120

UrbanGrowth NSW Award for Best Master Planned Community .............................................130

SAS International Award for Best Office Development ..............................................................136

WSP | Parsons Brinckerhoff Award for Best Sustainable Development — New Buildings .....144

Woods Bagot Award for Best Public Building ............................................................................150

BHC Award for Best Affordable Housing Development .............................................................158

Moulis Legal Award for Diversity ................................................................................................164

Thanks to our Sponsors ...............................................................................................................174

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Welcome to the 2016 Innovation & Excellence Awards. It gives me great pleasure to present the 2016 Rider Levett Bucknall (RLB) Australian Development of the Year. RLB’s focus is to create value for our customers through the skills and passion of our people and to nurture strong, long-term partnerships.

We were recently voted preferred global cost consultant partner, according to the World Architecture 100 - 2016 Survey. This is a fantastic accolade for our work globally, and we are proud the architecture community holds our consultancy in such high regard.

Our market has seen a lot of change over the last few years, with many mergers and acquisitions taking place. Our status as an independent advisor gives us a clear differentiator and it is an important distinction for our clients when they are selecting their partners to appraise their projects.

At RLB we believe confidence today creates an inspired tomorrow and it is this thinking that encouraged us to sponsor the awards program over 30 years ago.

We value our long-standing affiliation with the Property Council of Australia and thank them for their partnership.

The Innovation & Excellence Awards continue to give us an opportunity to embrace new ideas and applaud excellence. The short-listed projects showcased in the 2016 awards shape the future of the built environment and create a better tomorrow.

On behalf of RLB, I congratulate all the finalists vying for the prestigious RLB Australian Development of the Year title.

I also gratefully acknowledge the national judges for their continued support.

Matthew Harris Managing Director NSW



The Property Council of Australia is the leading advocate for Australia’s biggest industry.Australia’s property industry is vital to the Australian economy.

Property and construction employs 1.1 million Australians, more than mining and manufacturing combined.

Our industry accounts for 11.5 per cent of Australia’s GDP, one ninth of the country’s total economic activity.

As well, property is Australia’s largest collective taxpayer, contributing $45 billion in property taxes alone (before counting our share of corporate tax and GST).

In 2015, the industry built 220,000 dwellings and underpinned our economy as it has been transitioning after the end of the mining boom.

Our industry is vital for prosperity, jobs and strong communities.

Our advocacy priorities

Property is both a major part of the household balance sheet and the Australian economy — and one of the few industries enjoying sustained growth.

That is why the right policy settings are essential to let property grow the economy, and create jobs and strong communities.

The Property Council of Australia has a clear policy agenda for solutions that can lift growth, create more liveable cities and unlock innovation.

With the right tax and regulatory signals, policymakers can harness the potential for the property industry to boost investment, improve housing affordability and build an even more competitive industry.

Our advocacy platform is backed by extensive research and analysis which place a clear emphasis on implementation.

Our Big IdeasGrowth-Generating Tax Reform

• A modern tax system to grow the economy• Retain negative gearing and capital gains tax arrangements

A Compelling Vision For Our Cities• City Deals to drive productivity• Good infrastructure decisions

• Smarter infrastructure investments Boosting Housing Affordability

• Incentives to drive housing supply• Essential data on housing markets• Market solutions to affordable housing• Unlocking housing equity for pensioners• Reducing green tape on housing

Energy Efficient Buildings• A ‘towards net zero’ buildings plan• Strong minimum standards• Accelerate action with targeted incentives• Reform our energy markets• Innovate with better data and smart technology

A Competitive Industry• A strong cop on the beat for Australia’s construction industry —

the return of the ABCC.

Our Policy PrioritiesHousing AffordabilityWe want smart solutions to housing affordability that will tilt the balance back in favour of home buyers. Strong supply pipelines across our capital cities, simpler planning rules, and cuts to red tape are an integral part of our agenda for the year ahead.Tax reform and stamp dutyEvery year Australians pay over $16 billion in stamp duty. Stamp duty acts as a drag on the economy and jobs as well as making housing less affordable. The Property Council will continue to put the case for reform of this bad tax.Cities Australia’s cities contain 75 per cent of the population and generate 80 per cent of Australia’s GDP. Our national population is growing by one million people every three to four years – most of who will live in our cities. Improving the performance of our cities is vital to national productivity. The Property Council supports better funding of infrastructure and UK style ‘City Deals’ to increase collaboration between local, state and federal governments.DiversityThe Property Council is a diversity champion. Initiatives including the Property Male Champions of Change and 100 Women in Property are being undertaken to increase the number of women in leadership roles in our industry. We are also committed to the Panel Pledge to ensure there is gender balance in Property Council panels and forums.

Prosperity, jobs, and strong communities


promote and celebrate innovation and leading practice within the property development and investment industries. This expanded on pre-existing awards to recognise excellence across 12 categories:• Office Developments • Shopping Centre Developments• Emerging Assets• Tourism and Leisure Developments• Business or Industrial Parks• Residential Developments• Government Leadership • Heritage & Adaptive Reuse • Master Planned Communities • Mixed Use Developments• Public Buildings • Sustainable Developments.An overall winner — the Innovation and Excellence Awards Australian Development of the Year — is also awarded. To reflect trends in the industry: in 2010 the Retirement Living and Office Fit Out categories were introduced and in 2011 the Sustainable Development category was expanded into two categories which included New Buildings and Existing Buildings. In 2012 the Award for Innovation and in 2015 the Award for Best Affordable Housing Development were introduced. In 2016 the Award for Diversity has been established within the current program. Since the inception of the Property Council of Australia’s national awards program in 1991, this prestigious award has been won by some of the nation’s iconic buildings:

1991 Advance Bank Centre, ACT1992 1 O’Connell Street, Sydney1993 Carindale Shopping Centre, Brisbane and

120 Collins Street, Melbourne1994 Pacific Fair Shopping Centre, Gold Coast1995 Governor Phillip Tower, Sydney1996 Whitford City Shopping Centre, Perth1997 St Patrick’s Estate, Manly1998 Network 10 Headquarters, Sydney1999 Admiralty Quays, Brisbane2000 Riverside Corporate Park, North Ryde2001 Martin Place, Sydney2002 Aurora Place, Sydney2003 120 Edward Street, Brisbane2004 University Square, Melbourne University2005 30 The Bond, Sydney2006 Lyell McEwin Hospital Redevelopment, Adelaide2007 Deutsche Bank Place, Sydney 2008 Riparian Plaza, Brisbane 2009 Rouse Hill Town Centre, NSW 2010 One Shelley Street, Sydney2011 ANZ Centre, Melbourne

2012 Fairfax Media House, Melbourne2013 Darling Quarter and Commonwealth Bank Place, Sydney2014 Brookfield Place, Perth2015 8 Chifley, Sydney

Congratulations to the 2015 Property Council of Australia Rider Levett Bucknall Innovation & Excellence Awards Winners:Property Council of Australia/Rider Levett Bucknall Australian Development of the Year Award 8 Chifley, Sydney (NSW)LJ Hooker Commercial Award for Best Business or Industrial Park Development Quarry at Greystanes (NSW)SAS International Award for Best Office Development 8 Chifley, Sydney (NSW)Gough Recruitment Award for Best Residential Development VSQ North (NSW)Yardi Award for Best Shopping Centre Development Highpoint (VIC)Brain & Poulter Award for Best Tourism & Leisure DevelopmentThe Adelaide Oval Redevelopment (SA)du Chateau Chun Award for Future Leader of the Year Matthew Berg (VIC)ISPT Award for Government Leadership Northshore — Mixed-use Urban Renewal (QLD)S4B Studio Award for Best Heritage DevelopmentBrisbane City Hall Restoration (QLD)Eagle Lighting Australia Award for Best Master Planned CommunityHighlands (VIC)GHD Woodhead Award for Best Mixed Use DevelopmentHighett Mixed Use Development (VIC)Lendlease Award for Best Retirement Living Development Monash Green Retirement Village (ACT)Woods Bagot Award for Best Public BuildingPerth Arena (WA)JLL Award for Best Sustainable Development — Existing Buildings Australia Post Strawberry Hills Base Building Refurbishment (NSW)WSP Parsons Brinckerhoff Award for Best Sustainable Development — New Buildings8 Chifley, Sydney (NSW)WSP Parsons Brinckerhoff Award for Best Sustainable Development – New Buildings8 Chifley, Sydney (NSW)Project Control Group Award for Best Workplace ProjectMYOB Melbourne Headquarters (VIC)BHC Award for Best Affordable Housing DevelopmentErgo – Stage 1 (SA)KONE Award for InnovationPrefabrication Resets Construction Standard at Barangaroo (NSW)

Since 1982 the Property Council of Australia (originally under our former name of BOMA) has been recognising excellence in the built environment through its awards program.

Rider Levett Bucknall (formally Rider Hunt) has been a proud supporter of the awards program since its inception.In 1991 the Property Council’s then state-based awards programs were augmented by the launch of a national award to recognise national excellence in the efficient use of capital in a new or refurbished development. In 2006 our awards program was relaunched as the Innovation and Excellence Awards to more effectively


Confidence today inspires tomorrow

With a network that covers the globe and a heritage spanning more than two centuries, Rider Levett Bucknall is a leading independent organisation in quantity surveying and advisory services.

Our achievements are renowned: from the early days of pioneering quantity surveying, to landmark projects such as the Sydney Opera House, HSBC

Headquarters Building in Hong Kong, the 2012 London Olympic Games and CityCenter in Las Vegas.

We continue this successful legacy with our dedication to the value, quality and sustainability of the built environment.

Our innovative thinking, global reach, and flawless execution pushes the boundaries.

Taking ambitious projects from an idea to reality.


Cellence Plus is a private executive search and selection firm focusing exclusively on helping organisations in property and construction sectors find the very best people for senior management appointments in Australia, the UK and internationally.

Our approach is based on providing each client with a bespoke and dedicated service which matches the unique requirements of each role with the very best leaders. Therefore every client assignment starts from the principle of fresh research, supported by our exceptionally detailed database. We exercise extraordinary standards of integrity, and operate with absolute discretion to protect the reputations of our clients and candidates during what are often highly confidential and sensitive negotiations.

Based in Sydney and London, our contact network extends internationally into all major economic regions. Partnering with professional associations and working with a diverse group of institutions — including multi-national organisations, privately-owned corporations, specialist partnership practices, Governmental departments and public agencies — our extensive reach and coverage assures the ideal candidate will always be appointed.

We offer a new and uniquely differentiated proposition for clients, utilising extensive professional networks and relationships, and supported by state-of-the art technology. We are able to combine speed and completeness to provide a highly responsive and effective service — defining the ‘plus’ element of our brand promise.

A not-for-profit organisation, BHC’s vision is to create thriving, diverse communities via a financially and socially sustainable approach to housing.

Having delivered in excess of 1,650 homes Queensland-wide, we are capable of managing every stage of the development process from concept through to completion. We also provide specialist property and tenancy management services through our dedicated operations team and our pursuit of best practice has been recognised by the Australian Housing Institute with a “Professional Excellence in Housing Management” Award.

BHC developments place a high emphasis on design and livability. We partner with award-winning architects and other leading industry professionals to ensure that each and every development displays our commitment to high-quality, finish and functionality in order to create purposefully-designed, affordable rental properties and homes for sale. We also pride ourselves on our innovative development partnerships with other for-profit and not-for-profit organisations.

We ensure our developments are close to key facilities vital to the success of our communities, such as employment, schools, shops, hospitals, restaurants, community services and transport routes.

Brain & Poulter are Australia’s No. 1 food consultants to the property industry.

Whether you would like to plan a retail food development for highest returns, get maximum rental yields from your assets, or help underperforming tenants to turn their business around, Brain & Poulter can help.

Their expert team has more than 15 years’ experience improving the financial performance of both food precincts and individual retailers.

In fact, Brain & Poulter regularly help clients generate as much as $400 return for every $1 investment in their services.

They are also the consultant of choice for government organisations, airports, educational institutions and leading property professionals including:

∙ Shopping centre owners like Lendlease, Stockland and Westfield

∙ Government and educational institutions like the University of Sydney, Sydney Olympic Park Authority and NSW Health Infrastructure

∙ Property management companies like DEXUS, JLL, and GPT

And many more.

Wherever large groups of people gather and need to eat — Brain & Poulter is the No.1 company in the country that landlords engage to develop the food strategy.

Discover why your asset’s worth more using Brain & Poulter by visiting their website at www.brainandpoulter.com.au and you can find out more about how Brain & Poulter can increase the value of your assets.

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Eagle Lighting Australia design and manufacture a large range of luminaires with maximum efficiency through our state-of-the-art facility based in Melbourne. We pride ourselves on providing innovative and affordable lighting solutions to clients throughout Australasia.

In 2012 Eagle Lighting Australia celebrated 40 years of existence. Over this period the most significant change to ELA was our acquisition by the Fagerhult Group in 2007.

Fagerhult is the third largest lighting company in Europe (and the largest in the Nordic region). This change brought unprecedented access to a global network of suppliers, products and knowledge; resources advantageous to ourselves and our customers in Australia and New Zealand.

We have established a world-class manufacturing facility with state-of-the-art machinery that is now the cornerstone of our business, whereby we can manufacture, import and distribute orders throughout Australasia.

Currently, we employ over 110 staff across Australasia, nearly doubling in size over the last five years. Our growth has been impressive, yet we are not content to rest on our laurels.

Through the combined abilities of our richly diverse and knowledgeable staff, Eagle Lighting Australia will continue to provide innovative and affordable lighting solutions to the marketplace deep into the 21st century.

du Chateau Chun – 25 years of leadershipdu Chateau Chun is an established firm of specialist building regulation and code advisors. We deliver a comprehensive range of BCA compliance and design certification services complimented by specialist services in fire life safety, accessibility, DDA and essential safety measures to both the property development and building construction markets.

Greg du Chateau, Christina Chai, Kara Chun and Philip Chun, the creator of privatised building control, represent a team of professionals who have been leaders in the code consulting and complimentary specialised fields for over 25 years.

The strength of our service lies in developing and delivering achievable compliance outcomes which meet project objectives and client requirements. The end result is a project with design solutions that meet statutory requirements and are favourable to the built environment and client expectations.

Regulation and code consulting innovation results in cost effective compliance in a prescriptive and performance based regulatory framework. At du Chateau Chun, 25 years of experience prove that industry knowledge and expertise will lead to a successful project.

Our company draws on a genuine history of authentic core corporate values and standards which stimulate an innovative consultancy practice. The company’s workplace culture and employee loyalty serve as an important element to creating a motivating working environment, inspiring a successful project outcome.

GHD Woodhead is a design company operating globally through the GHD network of studios and offices.

We strive to create inspirational places and responsive architecture, landscapes, townscapes, buildings and spaces that simplify the complexity of contemporary life through intelligent and thoughtful design. We communicate openly, face to face, sharing information and knowledge to achieve the best outcome for each project.

We bring together all design, planning and engineering disciplines through a holistic process, creating design that is intelligent, responsive, technically elegant and efficient. Through our fully integrated practice we truly shape cities.

Our integrated design team in the Property and Buildings group work in a range of market segments and deliver services in the specialised fields of:

• Architecture• Civil and structural engineering• Interior design• Mechanical, electrical and security design• Planning• Hydraulic and fire engineering• Urban design• Transport planning and traffic engineering• Landscape architecture• Environmental science and contaminated

sites• Environmentally sustainable design• Project management

Our people are central to the service we deliver. Working with us, you’ll benefit from flexible, innovative and future-proofed solutions. With more than 200 offices worldwide, we have the depth of experience to meet project challenges.


KONE provides innovative and energy-efficient solutions for elevators, escalators, automatic building doors and the systems that integrate them with today’s intelligent buildings.

We support our customers every step of the way; from design, manufacturing and installation to maintenance and modernisation.

KONE is a global leader in helping our customers manage the smooth flow of people and goods throughout their buildings.

Our commitment to customers is present in all KONE solutions. This makes us a reliable partner throughout the life cycle of the building.

We challenge the conventional wisdom of the industry. We are fast, flexible, and we have a well-deserved reputation as a technology leader, with such innovations as KONE MonoSpace® and KONE UltraRope®.

KONE employs 47,000 dedicated experts to serve you globally and locally has a team of 1300 staff in Australia and New Zealand.

OUR VISIONGOUGH Recruitment’s vision is to strive to be the leading and preferred industry specialist with a holistic approach to delivering quality talent in the Real Estate, Property, Development and Construction markets.OUR SERVICEWe are the leading industry specialist recruiters, with fully integrated offices in Sydney, Melbourne, Perth, Brisbane, Singapore and New Zealand. We are known for offering a localised service with an international and national reach of quality candidates.OUR NETWORKProviding a range of recruitment services since 1989, GOUGH Recruitment has developed strong relationships and built a quality network of candidates, with a high referral base for our clients. OUR TEAMOur years of experience and passion for what we do, provides clients and candidates with top quality service that exceeds expectations. We conduct ourselves with integrity, passion, professionalism and a lot of energy!OUR STRENGTHSA combination of GOUGH Recruitment’s experience, industry expertise and knowledge, strong networks and partnerships, makes the whole process of recruitment easy and efficient. Outsourcing recruitment to a company that understands the industry intimately, allows the client to focus on their core business whilst the best candidate is found for them.

Get to know us better at goughrecruitment.com

JLL is unique in the Australian marketplace. We are the only real estate services provider that is wholly owned globally, meaning we all work for the same company, sharing the same mission, goals and values.

This has allowed us to create the only fully integrated, global real estate delivery platform in our industry. Whether you’re a tenant or owner of property, we can provide a full-suite of services across your real estate portfolio.

We have been leading the commercial property market in Australia for over 50 years, employing over 2,000 staff across the country.

We attract, develop and reward the best and most diverse people in our industry, challenging them to develop enduring client relationships built on quality service, collaboration and trust.

Across the globe, JLL has more than 230 corporate offices, operates in 80 countries and has a workforce of approximately 60,000.

The firm is an industry leader in property and corporate facility management services, with a portfolio of approximately 372 million sq m worldwide.

LaSalle, the company’s investment management business, is one of the world’s largest and most diverse in real estate with $56.4 billion of assets under management.


Moulis Legal is proud to be the sponsor of the Australian Property Council’s inaugural award for Commitment to Gender Diversity.

We are ranked amongst Australia’s top 20 law firms (Chambers & Partners, 2015). Our modern and diverse workplace is one reason for our success.

We believe in respecting and nurturing the skills of the people who are right for our organisation, regardless of their gender, ethnicity or age.

Diversity gives us the social and intellectual depth to generate the ideas and solutions to meet the needs of our clients.

This award and our sponsorship will help to focus attention on diversity in the multi-faceted property industry.

We can all learn from the challenges that our colleagues have faced and the strategies they have implemented in becoming innovative, aware and rewarding places to work.

Moulis Legal is a commercial + international law firm. We are well-known for our property expertise. We service national level organisations in the acquisition, divestment, and operation of landmark assets in the ACT and in Queensland.

We advise owners, financiers and major tenants on property development, planning, investment and leasing.

Follow our diversity discussion via Twitter @MoulisLegal, our blog page http://moulislegal.com/diversity/ or website www.moulislegal.com

Our diversity is your advantage.

At LJ Hooker Commercial, our network of property specialists offers a uniquely national solution for clients seeking premium results.

From inner cities to regional Australia we guide investors, developers, companies and the public sector through the challenging business landscape to secure their investment, divestment, asset management and workplace objectives.

Our specialists offer on-the-ground knowledge, connections and integrated market strategies across the spectrum of sectors: industrial and logistics, retail, office, land, development sites, hotels and leisure, business broking and allied health.

With the backing of LJ Hooker Commercial’s brand and systems, our sales agents, property managers and support team manage every step of the process so our clients can concentrate on their business plans with confidence.

Indeed, our clients are increasingly taking advantage of our full-service offering to entrust their diverse suite of interests under our single brand for efficiency, scope and results.

From our national achievements, we’ve extended the LJ Hooker Commercial offering internationally, taking our clients’ interests to the limitless opportunities in major Asian hubs including Shanghai and Dubai.

At LJ Hooker Commercial, we have more people in more places delivering more results.

Find out how our integrated team of commercial property specialists can secure your business goals by visiting www.ljhcommercial.com.au

Lendlease is Australasia’s largest for profit owner, operator and developer of senior living communities, managing a portfolio of 78 retirement villages across both Australia and New Zealand.

Our extensive experience has been combined with an integrated range of capabilities, including asset and property management, design, development management, investment management and sustainability.

All of our villages are designed and managed with our residents’ lifestyle in mind.

The high-quality facilities and amenities provided, together with a range of resident services and sense of community connection, all work to create an environment that enriches and enhances the lives of those who live there.

Adopting an integrated approach to sustainability, we believe that when you create a community that fosters social connection, respects the environment, and is financially responsible, then that community will sustain itself and flourish.

A place that unites, nurtures and assures.

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SAS International is a leading British manufacturer of interior products, meeting the ever increasing demands of clients and specifiers worldwide.

We are solution led, driven by delivering quality, innovation and maximum value. As the first Green Tag Certified metal ceiling manufacturer in Australia, we are also active forerunners in encouraging eco-preferred specifications.

Our on-going investment in manufacturing facilities and processes ensure we provide value-engineered, sustainable solutions across the built environment.

Our technical and design expertise also offer unrivalled support throughout the project lifecycle.

Winning awards internationally, our acoustic solutions are ideal for specification within the commercial office, transport, healthcare and education sectors.

For more information on our interior fit-out systems, please visit our website at www.sasint.com.au, by email [email protected] or call +61 (02) 8823 0000.

UrbanGrowth NSW is leading the transformation of government-owned land to create vibrant, connected urban places with new housing choice and jobs.

By acting as the master developer of complex urban transformation programs on behalf of the New South Wales Government, we’re enabling world class centres that support the global competitiveness of our cities and drive NSW’s growth.

We will achieve our goals by working collaboratively with our community, the whole of government and other stakeholders. Importantly we will form partnerships with government and the property industry to make better use of land and financial resources.

Delivering public benefit, for both present and future generations is at the heart of our decision making and we are committed to a world class approach to community and stakeholder engagement.

S4B is a multidisciplinary building services consulting practice with a passion for creating a better built environment.

Drawing on experience that spans large and small commercially sustainable projects in the public and private sectors, we’re renowned for our ability to develop creative engineering solutions that optimise project outcomes for our clients.

We believe good communication is critical to each project’s success. S4B is particularly well regarded for our skills in this area, along with our ability to develop and maintain mutually beneficial relationships with clients and other stakeholders.

Underpinning every project we develop is a strong understanding of the commercial, functional, sustainability and aesthetic objectives sought by our clients.

And with all projects led by S4B directors – who maintain an active, hands-on involvement from concept to completion – we plan and co-ordinate all services to deliver an efficient, effective and holistic result.

S4B’s high-level technical capability and insight, combined with our flexible and responsive approach, have earned us a reputation as the easy-to-work-with team.

With offices in Sydney and Canberra, our team of skilled consultants bring a fresh approach to engineering solutions for building projects throughout NSW, ACT and beyond.

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ALL YOUR REAL ESTATE INVESTMENT AND ASSET MANAGEMENT TOOLS IN ONE SOFTWARE PLATFORM

Now in its fourth decade, Yardi® is committed to the design, development and support of software for real estate investment management and property management.

With the Yardi Commercial Suite™, Yardi Residential Suite™, Yardi Investment Suite™ and Yardi Orion™ Business Intelligence, the Yardi Voyager® platform is a complete real estate management solution.

It includes operations, accounting and services with portfolio-wide business intelligence and platform-wide mobility.

From small portfolios to the largest global enterprises, Yardi Voyager automates processes with role-based dashboards, workflows, critical date notifications and analytics, which increase efficiency and improve decision-making.

The Yardi Voyager platform combines investment and fund management, asset and property management and accounting with ownership, financials, budgets, forecasts, construction and maintenance for a holistic view of an investment portfolio.

Yardi Voyager® 7S, the latest, most advanced version of Yardi Voyager, is a software-as-a-service platform that is compatible with all major Internet browsers, offering users access to Yardi Voyager from any mobile device.

Yardi serves clients worldwide from offices in Australia, Asia, Europe, Middle East and North America.

For more information, visit www.yardi.com

At WSP | Parsons Brinckerhoff, we think engineering is a science, a mission, an art, a vocation. Engineering is part of the beginning, middle and end. It is imagining, thinking, doing and creating.

Our projects shape everyday life. The tallest residential tower in Sydney; the largest and most significant private gallery in the southern hemisphere; one of the largest water infrastructure delivery programs in Australia; and major networks of roads, rail and tunnels that keep our country moving.

We put ourselves in the shoes of the designer, the scientist, the builder, the contractor, the user and the community.

We think global; we think local. We ask questions, we engage and we push. We try new things and perfect old ones. We take ideas and we stretch them. We push boundaries; we challenge mind-sets.

We are professionals with nous. We are practical and focused. We are creative collaborators. We design. We manage. We advise. We have our feet on the ground but our eyes on the stars.

We create buildings that amaze, sustainable environments that thrive, transport corridors that flow. But most importantly, we create ideas. Together, we’ve designed a new kind of engineering and the best is yet to come.

Woods Bagot is a global design and consulting practice with a diverse portfolio of excellence spanning almost 150 years.

With over 850 of the world’s best design minds, Woods Bagot is responsible for many award-winning and globally significant projects including the National Australia Bank headquarters in Melbourne, Chongqing Tower in China, the International Renewable Energy Agency HQ in Abu Dhabi, UAE, the South Australian Health and Medical Research Institute (SAHMRI) in Adelaide, Ham Yard Hotel, London, Ward Village Information Center and Sales Gallery, Honolulu and the Christchurch Convention Centre with Warren and Mahoney in New Zealand.

Ranked as the world’s sixth largest architecture practice by Building Design Magazine’s World Architecture 100 (2016) its organisational structure is unique among architects.

With 17 studios in five regions (Asia, Australia, Europe, Middle East and North America), it operates as a fully integrated studio which allows it to leverage the best expertise and knowledge locally and globally and apply it to each project.

Its business and governance structure, commitment to the local landscape, financial reporting, technology infrastructure and company culture are all attuned to create a seamless working environment for delivering functional design solutions to our clients regardless of geographical challenges or time zones.

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On behalf of all the judges, I congratulate each and every individual and business that has taken part in the 2016 Innovation & Excellence Awards program.All of the buildings, projects, companies and future leader finalists are fine examples of the best of Australian architecture, building, project management and commitment to our industry.

I would like to extend my congratulations to the 2016 winners and thank all Property Council members, who put in a considerable amount of time and effort into their entries.

Thank you for your contribution and support for this important Awards program. I invite the industry to take part in these awards again in 2017.

John V. McCarthy AOChairman



John V. McCarthy AO ChairmanJohn is recognised as a property industry leader. He has previously served as the National President of the Property Council of Australia, Chairman of the Australian Sustainable Built Environment Council and Chairman Co-operative Research Centre for Construction Innovation.

John currently holds various corporate board positions including Chairman of the Sustainable Built Environment National Research Centre and Adjunct Professor at QUT School of Urban Development Faculty of the Built Environment and Engineering.

In May 2010 John was elected World President of the International Council for Research and Innovation in Building and Construction, and in 2009 was awarded the Order of Australia for services to the property and construction industries. John works out of Sydney as Non-Executive Chairman, AEH Property.

Virginia BriggsVirginia is a real estate specialist with over 25 years experience in the Sydney property, development and infrastructure markets. Her practice focuses on complex large-scale real estate transactions, including the development, sale, purchase and leasing of commercial, industrial and infrastructure assets.

Virginia is a member of Minter Ellison’s Partnership Board and is the Head of Minter Ellison’s NSW Government group. Virginia is a member of the Property Council of Australia National Board. She is also Chair of the NSW Women and Diversity Committee of the Property Council, and a member of the Property Council’s NSW Division Council. Virginia is a Board member of the Committee for Sydney.

In addition to being consistently listed in Best Lawyers Australia and Chambers Asia Pacific as a leading real estate lawyer, Virginia was showcased in the 2014 Australian Legal Business Hot 40 and also won the Euromoney Legal Media Group Australasia Women in Business Law Awards 2013 for Real Estate.

Denis CouplandDenis is a National Director of Colliers International. Having completed over 35 years in the property industry, Denis is an industry leader in the management of major assets and portfolios for Global and Australian institutions, Federal and State Governments, Developers and Private Investors.

Denis has specialised in the planning, leasing, commissioning, management and sale of major commercial, industrial and retail projects.

Denis is the chair of the Property Council of Australia’s Professional Development Committee and, since 1997 has been involved with a range of state and national committees and industry conferences.

He has also been a member of the judging panel for the Property Council of Australia/Rider Levett Bucknall Innovation and Excellence Awards since 2006.


Jill FraserJill is a Project Director with the Perth branch of APP, a professional consultancy providing diverse services to the Property and Infrastructure industries. Jill holds a joint honours degree in Civil Engineering and Construction Management from the University of Edinburgh, and has 12 years’ experience in construction and property, both in the United Kingdom and Australia.

With experience in projects both privately and publicly funded, and across commercial, residential, industrial, and infrastructure aspects of the property industry, her experience is wide ranging. Being mostly site based, Jill is as happy in safety boots and hi-vis as she is in any boardroom.

Jill is the recent recipient of the 2014 Stan Perron Young Achievers Award, and sits on the Property Council’s Women and Diversity Committee in WA.

Adrian HarringtonAdrian is Head of Funds Management at Folkestone. Adrian joined Folkestone in April 2011 following its acquisition of Equity Real Estate Partners, a specialist real estate funds management business which Adrian co-founded in 2009.

Adrian has more than 20 years’ experience in the funds management and real estate industries. He was formerly CEO Funds Management - UK and US at the Mirvac Group. He previously held senior positions at James Fielding Group, Deutsche Asset Management, Paladin Australia and the Property Council of Australia.

Mèdy HassanMèdy is the Managing Director of Haus Holdings and is an Adjunct Professor at RMIT. With over 25 years’ experience in the property construction industry, Mèdy Hassan is a highly experienced property professional specialising in development, design, delivery and life cycle management of major special purpose and commercial projects both in Australia and overseas. A Fellow of the Australian Institute of Building, Mèdy graduated from RMIT with 1st Class Honours, with urban design and building economics majors.

He has worked intimately with Federal, State and local governments, major national institutions and the private sector, developing new forms of innovative project delivery and contracts for national and international works.

Mèdy has previously held positions on the Property Council’s ACT Division Council and as Chair of the ACT Residential Committee. For over 10 years he was Chair of the Property Council’s ACT Awards judging panel, and for the past five years has been a national judge and the Property Council’s representative for the Australia Award for Urban Design. Mèdy is also on the MBA Commercial Construction Committee.

Andrew FordAndy, retired Woods Bagot Director, is one of the leading design principals in Australia. His proven creative, technical and professional abilities in architecture and interior design are matched by an understanding and appreciation of commercial realties: he is both designer and manager, professional and businessman.

Recognised as a skilled leader and manager of multi-disciplinary teams, Andy’s career has been rewarded with 34 design and sustainability awards. His strategic expertise was utilized on major and special projects in Australia, Asia, Middle East, North America and Europe.

Andy sits on several commercial and not for profit boards, is a member of the South Australian Development Assessment Commission, and is the current Chair of the South Australian Motor Sport Board.


Dèsirèe Houston-JonesDésirée is the Regional Technical Director for Planning for RPS assuming national responsibility for the planning group in Australia spanning 5 states, 20 offices. She is a planner and development strategy advisor with 20 years’ experience across most development types and with particular interest in large and complex renewal projects, large residential and mixed-use developments. Her focus is on delivering pragmatic and commercial development strategies and approvals for her urban growth clients.

Desiree also works with government and the development industry to provide strategic level input into planning outcomes and policy and has been an active member of the Property Council for many years, most recently as a member of the Qld Planning and Infrastructure committee.

John OliverJohn held an executive role in a professional cost consultancy practice for 32 years and has experience in every major facet of the profession working on projects with the smallest of budgets through to those in the hundreds of millions.

His experience covers projects within the major cities of Australia, isolated civil projects and those overseas. He has lectured in cost planning and economics to graduate and post graduate courses and provided expert witness advice in legal disputes.

John’s skills lie in a hands-on approach bringing his experience in contractual and cost planning matters together to provide risk averse strategies.

William (Bill) RussellBill is a principal of Russell Harvey & Co, a specialist property advisory firm.

He has over 30 years’ experience in the property industry including extensive overseas experience.

Bill specialises in financial structuring and development analysis, corporate real estate consulting, property portfolio investment review and project managing the development of major projects.

Bill is the immediate past Chairman of the Building Practitioners Board, a past President (Victorian Division) and a past National Board Member of the Property Council of Australia, the immediate past Chairman of the Abbotsford Convent Foundation and the inaugural Chairman of the Victorian Government’s Implementation Committee for the Melbourne 2030 Planning for Sustainable Growth.

Arabella RohdeArabella is a Project Manager with Lendlease in the ACT. With over 17 years in the property and construction industry, Arabella has held diverse roles across Australia. Her industry experience includes government and private projects in commercial, residential, institutional, recreational, industrial and infrastructure projects. Arabella is the chair of Property Council of Australia’s Planning & Sustainability Committee in the ACT. Arabella has been awarded the recipient of the National Association Women in Construction (NAWIC) ACT in 2013, Achievement in Design and the 2015 Professional Woman of the Year.

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AUSTRALIAN DEVELOPMENT OF THE YEAR


Award for


Australian Development of the Year

50 Martin Place50 Martin Place, Sydney NSW50 Martin Place may have been designed in the 1920s but it’s structure and layout provides a perfect starting point for modern high performance workspace.

50 Martin Place offers large flexible side core floor plates with a generous central atrium and northern light well. This gave Macquarie the opportunity to create a workplace in which people are visually, physically and virtually connected across 11 floors.

The citrus staircase creates a sense of community, connecting the building’s 11 floors under the naturally illuminated atrium.

Owned by:Macquarie Group LimitedNominated by:Macquarie Group Limited Project TeamDeveloper: Macquarie Group LtdArchitect: Johnson Pilton Walker (JPW)Planner: JBAQuantity Surveyor: MBMBuilders: Brookfield Multiplex LtdConsultants: Arup, BVN Donovan Hill, TKD Architects,

Savills, Pepper Group


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BEST TOURISM AND LEISURE DEVELOPMENT

This award recognises and publicly rewards the efficient use of capital in a new or refurbished

tourism and/or leisure development


Award for


Ibis Adelaide122 Grenfell Street, Adelaide SAIbis Adelaide is the largest Ibis hotel in Australia housing 311 rooms over 17 levels. Developed and owned by Hines Property, the Hotel is located in the heart of the Adelaide CBD on Grenfell Street. The premium economy hotel features highly contemporary public areas inspired by French designers Atelier Archange. The guest rooms offer floor to ceiling windows maximising the views to the Adelaide Hills and include the latest technology, with 40” Samsung Smart TVs and high speed Wi-Fi.

Owned by:Hines Property (on behalf of 122 Grenfell Street Pty Ltd)

Nominated by:Hines Property on behalf of 122 Grenfell Street Pty Ltd

Project TeamDeveloper: Hines PropertyArchitect: Pruszinski ArchitectsPlanner: Connor Holmes (now part of FYFE)Quantity Surveyor: Rider Levett BucknallBuilders: Watpac Consultants: Structure – PT Design; Services & ESD – Lucid

Consulting Engineers; Acoustic – Aurecon; Traffic – GTA Consultants; Wind – Windtech; Geotech – Wallbridge & Gilbert; Certification – Tecon; Site Contamination – AEC; Site Survey – Calder Harris

Financier: Commonwealth BankOther: Hotel Operator – Accor Hotels

BRAIN & POULTER AWARD FOR BEST TOURISM AND LEISURE DEVELOPMENT


THE LUCKY HOTEL237 Hunter Street, Newcastle NSW

Owned by:Nuove Castelli Pty Ltd

Nominated by:McCloy Group

Project TeamDeveloper: McCloy GroupArchitect: AltisPlanner: ADW JohnsonQuantity Surveyor: N/ABuilders: Graph BuildingConsultants: WW Design (Interior Design – Hotel)Financier: N/AOther: Heritage Design (Heritage Architect)

McCloy Group has breathed new life into Newcastle’s iconic heritage building, The Lucky Hotel, with a multi-million dollar transformation. Whilst staying true to its grand history dating back to the 1800s, the rustic bones of the heritage building has been contrasted against an elegant and refined fitout to accommodate for today’s modern society. The new fitout brand features a Southern American-style barbecue restaurant, central bar, alfresco gaming room, hotel reception and 28 boutique suites across the two upper levels.


MARGARET COURT ARENA, WESTERN PRECINCT REDEVELOPMENTOlympic Boulevard, Melbourne VICThe Western Precinct Redevelopment comprises the $200 million upgrade of MCA to a state-of-the-art, independent and fully functioning multi-use arena suitable for sports and entertainment events. MCA now boasts the fastest operable roof of its kind in the world, impressively opening in under five minutes. This combined with high quality design, 1,500 additional seats, a fully enclosed foyer and concourse, 10 new food and beverage outlets, new and improved patron, artist and player facilities and increased function spaces, make this an outstanding addition to Australia’s busiest sports and entertainment precinct.

Owned by:Melbourne and Olympic Parks Trust

Nominated by:Major Projects Victoria

Project TeamDeveloper: LendleaseArchitect: NH Architecture + PopulousPlanner: NH Architecture + Populous (Meredith Withers)Quantity Surveyor: Aquenta Consulting Pty LtdBuilders: LendleaseConsultants: Aurecon GroupFinancier: State Government VictoriaOther: Major Projects Victoria – Project Manager

BRISBANE AIRPORT INTERNATIONAL TERMINAL REDEVELOPMENTLevel 4, International Terminal, Airport Drive, Brisbane QLDBrisbane Airport’s International Terminal has had a stunning $45 million face-lift, giving it a uniquely Brisbane and Queensland flavoured departure lounge, vibrant arrivals area and tempting new shopping and dining options showcasing bold new architecture. Described by the Deputy Prime Minister, The Hon. Warren Truss, as “the finest International Terminal anywhere in the country”, the redevelopment features a central ‘Green Zone’ surrounded by tropical plants, defined dwell, work and relaxation areas and restaurants offering locally-sourced products, food and beverages.

Owned by:Brisbane Airport Corporation

Nominated by:Brisbane Airport Corporation

Project TeamDeveloper: LendleaseArchitect: Richards and Spence Architects and

Arkhefield ArchitectsPlanner: RCP Quantity Surveyor: Steele WrobelBuilders: Lendlease BuildingConsultants: GHD, Calibre, Landrum and BrownFinancier: Brisbane Airport CorporationOther: Clayton Utz, Flagstaff, K&L Gates


Award winning customer service is what we do.JLL’s Property Asset Management team has recently been recognised with the International Business Excellence Award for ‘Customer Experience and Voice of the Customer’ 2015, seven Australian Service Excellence Awards 2015 from the Customer Institute of Australia, and the International WOW! Award for ‘Best Business Serving Other Businesses’ 2014. It’s our commitment to help create exceptional experiences every day in the workplace. Talk to us now about how we can help your assets stand out from the crowd.

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BEST SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT —

EXISTING BUILDINGSThis award recognises and rewards innovation and

encourages the demonstrated application of sustainability practices that reduce an existing building’s eco footprint


Award for


JLL AWARD FOR BEST SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT — EXISTING BUILDINGS

50 Martin Place 50 Martin Place, Sydney NSW50 Martin Place is unprecedented as a heritage building to achieve a 6 Star Green Star rating. Equally significant is the revitalisation of a commercial building that was at the forefront of design almost a century ago, into the 21st century flagship for a dynamic, global business. The latest energy-efficient building services contribute to an environment that enhances the wellbeing of its occupants, ensuring that the building remains as relevant today as it was when it was designed almost a century ago.

Owned by:Macquarie Group Limited

Nominated by:Macquarie Group Limited

Project TeamDeveloper: Macquarie Group LtdArchitect: Johnson Pilton Walker (JPW)Planner: JBAQuantity Surveyor: MBMBuilders: Brookfield Multiplex LtdConsultants: Arup, BVN Donovan Hill, TKD Architects,

Savills, Pepper Group


WESTPAC KOGARAH REFURBISHMENT4-16 Montgomery Street, Kogarah NSWThe St George Headquarters at 4-16 Montgomery Street in Kogarah is a 26 year old circa 31,000sq m building which was operating at a NABERS Office Base Building Energy Rating of 0 Stars. NDY helped Westpac modernize this building to target a best practice NABERS 4.5 Star Energy rating.

Owned by:Charter Hall

Nominated by:Norman Disney & Young

Project TeamDeveloper: Westpac Banking CorporationArchitect: HassellPlanner: N/AQuantity Surveyor: WT PartnershipBuilders: LendleaseConsultants: Norman Disney & Young (NDY)Financier: Westpac GroupOther: Project Manager – Lendlease

2016 PCA Finalists 50 Martin PlaceNew Headquarters for Macquarie Bank

Lakeside Joondalup One of the largest retail precinct’s in Perth, WA


EAST VILLAGE2 Defries Avenue, Victoria Park, Zetland NSWCompleted in October 2014, East Village, Victoria Park in Zetland is bound by Gadigal and Defries Avenues, as well as Cooper Place and South Dowling Street. Discerning commercial and retail businesses these days seek excellent levels of sustainability in their environments, efficient and cost-effective energy provision, along with high indoor air quality and ambient work environments. East Village, developed by PAYCE, delivers all this through efficient and sustainable building practices that reduce carbon emissions and protect the environment.

Owned by:PAYCE Consolidated Limited

Nominated by:PAYCE Consolidated Limited

Project TeamDeveloper: PAYCEArchitect: Turner Studio and Kochi Takada ArchitectsPlanner: Sutherland PlanningQuantity Surveyor: Rider Levett BucknallBuilders: DASCO AustraliaConsultants: Ionic Managment, Floth, AECOM and

Renzo ToninFinancier: Commonwealth Bank/SMBCOther: Link Sales & Marketing

179 QUEEN STREET179 Queen Street, Melbourne VIC179 Queen Street is at the forefront of modern environmental initiatives in existing buildings. It was the first building in Victoria with a tri-generation plant capable of exporting surplus energy to the grid. Building upgrades include the main switchboard, condensing boiler, electric chillers, controls, pumps and motors, and the installation of a tri-generation plant consisting of a new cogeneration microturbine and absorption chiller. The building achieved a 4 Star NABERS rating and reduced overall energy usage, energy costs and greenhouse emissions.

Owned by:179 Queen Pty Ltd

Nominated by:Riverlee as 179 Queen Pty Ltd

Project TeamDeveloper: RiverleeArchitect: N/APlanner: N/A Quantity Surveyor: N/ABuilders: RiverleeConsultants: Aurecon, Cundell, HSB ConsultingFinancier: Green Building Fund, Riverlee


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GOVERNMENT LEADERSHIP

This award recognises significant innovation and excellence of a local, state or federal government department or authority in its dealing with the property investment

and development industries


Award for


CELLENCE PLUS AWARD FOR GOVERNMENT LEADERSHIP

Glen Waverley Station Precinct Ikon Development 39 Kingsway, Glen Waverley VICLocated at the eastern end of the Glen Waverley train line, the site was made available through a land exchange between the City of Monash and VicTrack. The 10 storey mixed-use Glen Waverley Station Precinct Project is a landmark transit-oriented development that has transformed the Glen Waverley Activity Centre. Facilitated by VicTrack in partnership with private developer Consolidated Properties Group, it was the first project to be delivered within VicTrack’s Station Precinct Enhancement Program.

Nominated by:Victorian Rail Track

Project TeamDeveloper: Consolidated Property Group in partnership

with VicTrackArchitect: NH ArchitecturePlanner: Macro Plan DimasiQuantity Surveyor: WT PartnershipBuilders: Hutchinson BuildersConsultants: Wood & Grieve – ESD Consultants,

Wastech Services – Waste Management Plan, Traffix Group – Traffic Consultants, Watson Moss Growcott – Acoustic Consultants

Financier: National Australia Bank


THORTONLocated off Coreen Avenue, Penrith NSWThornton has changed the face of new housing in Western Sydney by delivering a range of innovative and diverse housing choices that respond to changing needs and market demographics. It is a landmark project that will be referenced as an industry benchmark for many years to come. The project is a testament to the leadership of UrbanGrowth NSW and Penrith City Council, achieved by developing a shared vision and working collaboratively to overcome traditional barriers in the planning system.

Nominated by:UrbanGrowth NSW

Project TeamDeveloper: UrbanGrowth NSWArchitect: N/APlanner: JBA PlanningQuantity Surveyor: N/ABuilders: N/AConsultants: Annand Alcock, Allan Jack + Cottier, JBA

Planning, J Wyndham Price, Craig & Rhodes, Treadstone, Aver

Financier: State Government (UrbanGrowth NSW)

RIVERWOOD NORTH11 Washington Avenue, Riverwood NSWThis is an innovative, commercial partnership between Housing NSW and PAYCE involving the urban renewal of part of an existing social housing estate at Riverwood in South West Sydney. Now known as Washington Park, the project is the first large scale integrated medium density housing project in NSW, a new livable, integrated and socially inclusive community. The renewal involves the replacement of 150 social housing units for seniors and the development of approximately 596 private residential units.


Project TeamDeveloper: PAYCEArchitect: Turner StudioPlanner: UrbisQuantity Surveyor: Rider Levett BucknallBuilders: DASCO AustraliaConsultants: M ProjectsFinancier: Goldman SachsOther: Link Sales & Marketing

CORNERSTONE LIVING88 Troughton Road, Sunnybank QLD Cornerstone Living is a $600 million, 10 hectare residential community that will create almost 1200 new homes over a 10 year period. The opportunity was identified by the Queensland Government to redevelop 145 former underutilised properties with a range of affordable units and townhouses, public green spaces and local amenity through a project agreement with Consolidated Properties, LJCB Investments and CVS Lane Capital to provide the State with funds to build more appropriate housing where it is most needed across the balance of Queensland.

Nominated by:Consolidated Properties Group

Project TeamDeveloper: Departments of Housing & Public Works,

Consolidated Properties Group, LJCB Investments and CVS Lane Capital Partners

Architect: IdearchitecturePlanner: AecomQuantity Surveyor: WT PartnershipBuilders: Hutchinson BuildersConsultants: Ranbury (government representative) and

HWL Ebsworth LawyersFinancier: NAB and CVS Lane Capital PartnersOther: Colliers International (project sales)


CHURCHILL ROAD REVITALISATION — UGLY DUCKLING TO BEAUTIFUL SWANChurchill Road, Prospect SAChurchill Road was once an ugly duckling of the suburban road network in Adelaide. Master planning for the road started in 2009 and with Stage 1 2010 – 2014 and Stage 2014-2015 completed in early 2015 transformed this major arterial road into one of Adelaide’s premier transport boulevards for vehicles, new development and higher density living environments. The result is significant improvement to Churchill Road, a staggering number of development applications, increasing land value and attractiveness of this main road.

Nominated by:City of Prospect

Project TeamDeveloper: City of ProspectArchitect: Jensen Planning and DesignPlanner: City of ProspectQuantity Surveyor: N/ABuilders: Nova Group ServicesConsultants: Tonkins ConsultingFinancier: City of Prospect

DEVELOPMENT DELIVERS FOR ALL: FORMER SCHOOL SITES REDEVELOPMENT PROJECTHeidelberg Heights and Ivanhoe, Melbourne VICIn 2013, Banyule Council seized the opportunity to purchase three former school sites for $23.2 million. Council’s vision aspired to: Set a benchmark for future higher density redevelopment; Gain ownership of community facilities and local parklands; Create partnerships with the property industry to deliver strong, commercially viable redevelopment options; Council’s Development Guidelines provided certainty and clarity for all stakeholders — the property industry, community and Council. The sale of two sites realised $38 million allowing $7 million to be allocated toward other community facilities.

Nominated by:Banyule City Council

Project TeamOther: CBRE: Property Advisory and Valuations; SJB:

Master planning; Crowe Horwath Australia: Financial Sustainability Review; Maddocks Lawyers; Hunt & Hunt Lawyers; PwC Australia; Stem Aboriculture: Arboriculture assessment; Oakton: Probity review; Charter Keck Cramer: Property Advisory, Valuations, Market Commentary, Property Servicing Analysis and Surveying; Lawlor & Loy Pty Ltd: Surveying; Carson Simpson Pty Ltd: Surveying; Compass Environmental: Site contamination assessment; Brett Price Photography: Site and aerial marketing images.


In its 40+ years of operation, Eagle Lighting Australia has collaborated with the property industry to deliver insight driven, customer focused and high quality lighting solutions.

Our manufacturing facility, lighting laboratory and technical centre in Melbourne serves as our commitment to the lighting industry and the Australian property sector as a whole.

As a member of the Fagerhult Group of companies, our global reach gives us access to some of the world’s most respected lighting brands. This portfolio offers lighting solutions across a broad number of market segments including commercial property, healthcare, exterior applications, as well as retail.

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BEST WORKPLACE PROJECT

This award recognises innovation and excellence in a new or refreshed workplace project with a minimum net

lettable area of 2000 square metres


Award for


EAGLE LIGHTING AUSTRALIA AWARD FOR BEST WORKPLACE PROJECT

TransGrid180 Thomas Street, Haymarket, Sydney NSWThe project is comprised of a three-level fitout for TransGrid at 180 Thomas Street, Haymarket. As a national leader in the infrastructure sector, TransGrid required no less than an aspirational work space to co-locate previously dispersed units into an efficient collegiate work environment. Elements of fluidity, movement and illumination referenced in the design give a subtle nod to the client’s core business.

Owned by:TransGrid

Nominated by:Built and Bates Smart

Project TeamDeveloper: TransGridArchitect: Bates SmartPlanner: N/AQuantity Surveyor: N/ABuilders: BuiltConsultants: Arup, Enstruct, AECOMFinancier: N/A


Proudly Australian and privately owned since 1998, Built is a national diversified builder with the scale and expertise to provide a total solution for our clients across construction, fitout and refurbishment.

From large scale new builds to complex refurbishments and high end fitouts, the only non-negotiable is a high quality result.

Not all things are created equal,They’re Built different

TransGrid fitout – Best Workplace Project Finalist

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WESTPAC KOGARAH4-16 Montgomery Street, Kogarah NSWThe St. George Headquarters at 4-16 Montgomery Street in Kogarah is a 26 year old circa 31,000sq m building which was operating at a NABERS Office Base Building Energy Rating of 0 Stars. NDY helped Westpac modernize this building to target a best practice NABERS 4.5 Star Energy rating.


Nominated by:Norman Disney & Young

Project TeamDeveloper: Westpac Banking CorporationArchitect: HassellPlanner: N/AQuantity Surveyor: WT PartnershipBuilders: LendleaseConsultants: Norman Disney & Young (NDY)Financier: Westpac GroupOther: Project Manager – Lendlease

BANK OF QUEENSLANDGasworks Plaza, 3/100 Skyring Terrace, Newstead QLDCan a new building help make the resident business more loveable? The answer is “Yes” according to Hassell and the Bank of Queensland (BOQ). BOQ aims to be Australia’s most beloved financial institution. The completion of its new BOQ Village Newstead headquarters in the recently-developed Gasworks Precinct is an important milestone towards achieving that.


Nominated by:Hassell Ltd

Project TeamDeveloper: FKP and Charter HallArchitect: HassellPlanner: N/AQuantity Surveyor: N/ABuilders: BuiltConsultants: CBRE, Interior Engineering, MGA, Certis,

AVDEC, ASK, DiademFinancier: N/AOther: Landscape Architect – Hassell


BUPA SYDNEY HEAD OFFICE255 George Street, Sydney NSWOur repeat client BUPA engaged us to deliver a four floor, high end fitout in a very short timeline. The project included the installation of a feature interconnecting staircase spanning all levels, ABW layout and extensive detailed joinery. This recent project showcases our ability to successfully deliver complex projects in critical programs, hassle free.

Owned by:BUPA

Nominated by:SHAPE Australia Pty Ltd

Project TeamDeveloper: N/AArchitect: Allan Griffiths from Geyer Pty LtdPlanner: Modern Building CertifiersQuantity Surveyor: N/ABuilders: SHAPE Australia Pty LtdConsultants: Aurecon – All servicesFinancier: N/A

CHARTER HALL SYDNEY HEAD OFFICELevels 19 & 20, Sydney Head Office, Sydney NSWThe Charter Hall Head Office project provided an opportunity for SHAPE to demonstrate our ability to deliver a high quality Green Star fitout on time and with zero defects. It was successfully completed within the No.1 Martin Place development with minimal disturbance to tenants and building operations. The SHAPE early engagement ensured the project could be properly planned in collaboration with Charter Hall, BVN Donovan Hill, CPM Consulting, our subcontractors and the client team.

Owned by:Charter Hall Holdings Pty Ltd

Nominated by:SHAPE Australia Pty Ltd

Project TeamDeveloper: Charter Hall HoldingsArchitect: BVN Donovan Hill and Adriano Pupilli ArchitectPlanner: N/AQuantity Surveyor: N/ABuilders: SHAPE AustraliaConsultants: CPM Consulting, EMF GriffithsFinancier: N/A


COLLIERS INTERNATIONAL OURSPACE PROJECTLevel 29 & 30, 225 George Street, Sydney NSWLevel 30, 367 Collins Street, Melbourne VICLevel 30, 111 Eagle Street, Brisbane QLDThe new Colliers International offices in Sydney, Melbourne and Brisbane feature an exciting hybrid workplace model designed to meet the specific needs of the business, based on comprehensive stakeholder research. Adaptability was key to the design, enabling the workplaces to respond to the organisation’s changing requirements over the next 10 to15 years. Smart, scalable technology is at the heart of the project, enhancing collaboration and flexibility while enabling employees to reach their potential.

Owned by:Colliers International

Nominated by:Colliers International

Project TeamDeveloper: N/AArchitect: Colliers InternationalPlanner: N/AQuantity Surveyor: N/ABuilders: FDC ConstructionConsultants: Medland Metropolis, Steve Watson & Partners,

ElectrolightFinancier: N/A

55 ELIZABETH STREET55 Elizabeth Street, Brisbane QLD55 Elizabeth Street, a 19,000sq m A-Grade office building within Brisbane’s CBD, was developed and built by Grocon in collaboration with the Australian Taxation Office. Relocating from two sites into a purpose-built facility, the workplace afforded ATO the opportunity to align business and accommodation strategies and a changing corporate culture. The fitout ensures future change in business is supported by a functional workplace that meets specific operational needs, is flexible, aesthetically pleasing and represents value for money.

Owned by:Credit Suisse

Nominated by:Grocon

Project TeamDeveloper: GroconArchitect: Base building: BVN; Interiors: HassellPlanner: Cardno BHPQuantity Surveyor: N/ABuilders: GroconConsultants: Structure: Bonacci; Services: EMF Griffiths;

Hydraulics: H-Design; Certifier: McCarthy Consulting Group

Financier: Forward funded acquisition by a Credit Suisse managed fund


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QANTAS GLOBAL HEAD QUARTERS (HQ)10 Bourke Road, Mascot NSWQantas HQ is a major workplace transformation supporting change, collaboration and innovation. The extensive refurbishment and modernisation has given the workplace a new lease of life and supports employees deliver their best work. It brings the experience of working for Qantas back in line with the brand and helps attract and retain the best people. It is also a leading example of Cromwell’s owner-directed approach to asset improvement, where it oversees large scale projects on behalf of tenants to deliver inspiring, efficient work environments.

Owned by:Cromwell Property Group (property owner: Cromwell BT Pty Ltd as custodian for the Mascot Trust)

Nominated by:Cromwell Property Group / Qantas Airways Limited

Project TeamDeveloper: Cromwell Property GroupArchitect: Architectus (Building) / Hassell (Fitout)Planner: ArchitectusQuantity Surveyor: N/ABuilders: FDC Construction and Fitout PTYConsultants: APP (Project Manager), Enstruct (Civil/

Structural), Surface Design (Façade), NDY (Fire), Wood and Grieve (Acoustics), ARUP (Traffic), Altus Page Kirkland (QS)

Financier: ANZ, BOQ, Mega ISBC

REA GROUP511 Church Street, Richmond VICFuturespace worked with global real estate giant REA Group to deliver the world’s most agile working environment. This is a fast moving, flowing, visual and flexible workplace that enhances innovative workplace practices and frees workers from the constraints of legacy technology and workspaces. The office combines the best of futurespace’s activity-based working expertise and REA Group’s agile development philosophy to create an energetic and dynamic ‘neighbourhood’ based working environment that is adaptable to the needs of all workers.

Owned by:REA Group

Nominated by:Futurespace

Project TeamDeveloper: N/AArchitect: futurespacePlanner: N/AQuantity Surveyor: N/ABuilders: Buildcorp InteriorsConsultants: Medland Metropolis, The Brand Institute,

MontlaurFinancier: N/A


501 SWANSTON STREET501 Swanston Street, Melbourne VICBrookfield Multiplex and Woods Bagot worked together to bring to dynamic life an aspirational, forward thinking office design that promotes intelligent and innovative thinking. Providing a workplace that represents the Brookfield Multiplex brand, the design for 501 Swanston Street promotes knowledge sharing and increases staff interaction. Shifting to a fully-open workspace, the design encourages greater efficiency of work flow while offering staff a dynamic place to work and a sense of place and community.

Owned by:PDG Corporation

Nominated by:Brookfield Multiplex

Project TeamDeveloper: PDG CorporationArchitect: Interior Design: Woods Bagot Base Build

Architect: Ellenberg FraserPlanner: Woods BagotQuantity Surveyor: N/ABuilders: Brookfield MultiplexConsultants: Arup Meinhardt Philip Chun and Associates

Simpson Kotzman WT PartnershipFinancier: N/A

150 COLLINS STREET150 Collins Street, Melbourne VICWestpac’s new Victorian head office located at 150 Collins Street is a prominent identity within the Melbourne market. Located in Melbourne’s CBD within an established heritage precinct, the culturally rich end of Collins Street, and central to exceptional public transport and staff amenities. The internal workplace design was based on a detailed People Design Brief and resulted in a purpose-built workspace offering a choice of work settings designed for a variety of tasks and incorporating enhanced employee facilities.

Owned by:Westpac

Nominated by:Grocon

Project TeamDeveloper: GroconArchitect: GeyerPlanner: N/AQuantity Surveyor: N/ABuilders: GroconConsultants: N/AFinancier: N/AOther: Westpac

50 MARTIN PLACE50 Martin Place, Sydney NSW50 Martin Place may have been designed in the 1920s but its structure and layout provides a perfect starting point for modern high performance workspace. 50 Martin Place offers large flexible side core floor plates with a generous central atrium and northern light well. This gave Macquarie the opportunity to create a workplace in which people are visually, physically and virtually connected across 11 floors. The citrus staircase creates a sense of community, connecting the building’s 11 floors under the naturally illuminated atrium.



Project TeamDeveloper: Macquarie Group LtdArchitect: Johnson Pilton Walker (JPW)Planner: JBAQuantity Surveyor: MBMBuilders: Brookfield Multiplex LtdConsultants: Arup, BVN Donovan Hill, TKD Architects,

Savills, Pepper GroupFinancier: N/A


GE SPRINGFIELD51 Barry Alexander Parade, Springfield QLDCreating a unified workplace was at the core of Woods Bagot’s interior design of the new GE Springfield Headquarters. The project concept was based around creating a collaborative workplace by providing a menu of work spaces around a centrally located social heart. Co-locating GE staff in one location, the workplace engages team members, encourages dynamic interaction and facilitates the cross-pollination of ideas across the various GE business units.

Owned by:GE

Nominated by:Woods Bagot Pty Ltd

Project TeamDeveloper: Springfield Land CorporationArchitect: Conrad Gargett RiddelPlanner: N/AQuantity Surveyor: N/ABuilders: Kane ConstructionsConsultants: Engaged by Kane ConstructionsFinancier: N/A

CLOISTERSBetween 863 Hay Street and 200 St Georges Terrace, Perth WACloisters was transformed from an outdated retail arcade in the heart of the Perth CBD into a vibrant food and shopping destination featuring more than 2,000sq m of retail space and a new 11 level, A-Grade office building. Sustainability was a key priority of the design and Cloisters has achieved a 5 Star Green Star office V3 rating and a 4.5 Star NABERS Energy rating.

Owned by:Perth Diocesan Trustees

Nominated by:Beck Advisory

Project TeamDeveloper: Beck AdvisoryArchitect: Buchan GroupPlanner: The Planning GroupQuantity Surveyor: N/ABuilders: ProbuildConsultants: Aurecon, O’Brien Harrop Access,

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BEST MIXED USE DEVELOPMENT

This award recognises and rewards innovation in a mixed use development


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GHD WOODHEAD AWARD FOR BEST MIXED USE DEVELOPMENT

East Village2 Defries Avenue, Victoria Park, Zetland NSWEast Village is a lesson in how to successfully execute a mixed-use development. It is a welcome addition to the Victoria Park neighbourhood, fitting well into its context and supplying long awaited retailing for the precinct. The development has a highly imaginative interior design and it comprises 206 apartments, a 6,500sq m Sky Park for residents set 15 metres above the ground, an Eat Street around the perimeter and an Audi Australia Service Centre. Internally there is a supermarket and associated convenience shops.



Project TeamDeveloper: PAYCEArchitect: Turner StudioPlanner: Sutherland PlanningQuantity Surveyor: Rider Levett BucknellBuilders: DASCO AustraliaConsultants: Ionic Management, Project ManagerFinancier: Commonwealth Bank/SMBCOther: Link Sales & Marketing


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GLEN WAVERLEY STATION PRECINCT IKON DEVELOPMENT 39 Kingsway, Glen Waverley VICLocated at the eastern end of the Glen Waverley train line, the site was made available through a land exchange between the City of Monash and VicTrack. The 10 storey mixed use Glen Waverley Station Precinct Project is a landmark transit-oriented development that has transformed the Glen Waverley Activity Centre. Facilitated by VicTrack in partnership with private developer Consolidated Properties Group, it was the first project to be delivered within VicTrack’s Station Precinct Enhancement Program.

Owned by:SSKB, IKON Building Manager, VicTrack Property Manager

Nominated by:Victorian Rail Track

Project TeamDeveloper: Consolidated Property Group in partnership

with VicTrackArchitect: NH ArchitecturePlanner: Macro Plan DimasiQuantity Surveyor: WT PartnershipBuilders: Hutchinson BuildersConsultants: Wood & Grieve – ESD Consultants, Wastech

Services – Waste Management Plan, Traffix Group – Traffic Consultants, Watson Moss Growcott – Acoustic Consultants

Financier: National Australia Bank


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BEST SHOPPING CENTRE DEVELOPMENT


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YARDI AWARD FOR BEST SHOPPING CENTRE DEVELOPMENT

Macquarie Centre Corner of Herring and Waterloo Roads, North Ryde NSWMacquarie Centre’s development has positioned the centre as the fashion destination for Sydney’s north. Located in North Ryde within a thriving business park and university precinct, an innovative approach was taken to reposition the centre. The development created further fashion, entertainment and dining options, and an enormous ambience upgrade, making it a vibrant hub for the community. The centre has more than 360 specialty stores with the most international brands under one roof and a strong stable of Australian designers.

Owned by:AMP Macquarie Pty Ltd, AMP Capital Diversified Property Fund, AMP Capital Shopping Centre Fund

Nominated by:AMP Capital Investors Limited

Project TeamDeveloper: AMP Capital Shopping CentresArchitect: Scentre GroupPlanner: UrbisQuantity Surveyor: Rider Levett BucknallBuilders: Scentre Group ConstructionConsultants: Norman Disney & Young /

Steve Watson & Partners / DefireFinancier: N/A


COCKBURN GATEWAY SHOPPING CITY816 Beeliar Drive, Success WAIt’s time to Explore — the New Cockburn Gateway Shopping City! After two years of redevelopment works, the Cockburn Gateway marketing strategy aimed to reward the community and draw attention to the significant improvements, new stores and experiences. The ‘Explore’ campaign timely and strategically launched the redevelopment. Additionally, PR was tactically used throughout to capture the attention of the wider Perth market. It was a story we were proud to share. The campaign delivered ROI of $23:$1.

Owned by:Perron Investments Pty Ltd

Nominated by:Perron Investments Pty Ltd

Project TeamDeveloper: Perron Investments Pty LtdArchitect: Buchan GroupPlanner: TPGQuantity Surveyor: RBBBuilders: Cooper & OxleyConsultants: JLL, Brain & Poulter, Pure Projects,

Vicinity CentresFinancier: N/A

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KIAORA LANDS REDEVELOPMENT — STAGE 11 Kiaora Road, Double Bay NSWKiaora Lands Redevelopment — Stage 1 having been operational since 5 June 2014 — is providing the southern precinct of the Double Bay village with reinvigorated shopping facilities. At the same time it is delivering renewed, revitalised and expanded Council assets with vibrant community places for the people of Double Bay and Woollahra to gather in an integrated retail and community meeting hub.

Owned by:Woollahra Council

Nominated by:Fabcot Pty Ltd

Project TeamDeveloper: Fabcot Pty Ltd wholly owned subsidiary of

Woolworths LimitedArchitect: Nettleton TribePlanner: Higgins PlanningQuantity Surveyor: Rider Levett BucknellBuilders: GanellanConsultants: Colston Budd Hunt and Kafes,

Calibra ConsultingFinancier: Woolworths Limited

WESTFIELD MIRANDA600 Kingsway, Miranda NSWScentre Group and DEXUS Wholesale Property Fund’s $500 million Westfield Miranda development represents a massive step forward for retail property in Australia. Completed in November 2014, the redeveloped centre stands as a testament to the power of innovation and community engagement in driving successful retail construction projects. The many ‘first to market’ ideas realised in Westfield Miranda include an innovative fresh food precinct, the introduction of international fashion to Sydney’s south and the installation of interactive technology to ‘wow’ customers.

Owned by:Scentre Group and DEXUS Property Group

Nominated by:Scentre Group Limited

Project TeamDeveloper: Scentre Group DevelopmentArchitect: Scentre Group DesignPlanner: Ingham PlanningQuantity Surveyor: WT PartnershipBuilders: Scentre Group Design and ConstructionConsultants: Steve Watson & Partners, MPN Group,

tkm9 Group, Wood & Grieve EngineersFinancier: N/AOther: Owners – Scentre Group Limited (50%) &

DEXUS Wholesale Property Fund (50%)


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WOLLONGONG CENTRAL200 Crown Street, Wollongong NSWInspired by a desire to do more than simply create a building, The GPT Group’s Wollongong Central expansion has been pivotal in creating a truly catalytic urban transformation. With the support of the community, GPT unveiled the $200 million expansion of Wollongong Central in October 2014. Owned by the GPT Wholesale Shopping Centre Fund, Wollongong Central delivered a vibrant new retail and lifestyle destination as one of the most significant development projects in the Illawarra region in recent years.

Owned by:GPT Wholesale Shopping Centre Fund

Nominated by:The GPT Group

Project TeamDeveloper: The GPT GroupArchitect: HDR Rice DaubneyPlanner: BBC PlanningQuantity Surveyor: Chris Bylett & AssociatesBuilders: Hansen YunckenConsultants: Compass Project Management, Steve Watson

& Partners, Enstruct Group, Hyder Consulting, Electrolight, Diadem and Beyond Zero

Financier: N/AOther: Research: Location IQ; Urban Planning: Civitas

Urban Design & Planning; Curation: Urban Arts Project

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WARNBRO CENTRE206 Warnbro Sound Avenue, Warnbro WAThe $38.7 million redevelopment of Warnbro Centre included a new DDS (Big W), an addition of 2633sq m of specialty retail space (26 specialties) and an addition of 371 car bays via new rooftop car park. An upgrade to the existing centre was also included. The centre launched on 18 September 2014, being 100 per cent leased and exceeding all KPIs – most promising the project IRR which was initially forecast at 13.3 per cent, was 14.5 per cent at completion.

Owned by:Vicinity Centres

Nominated by:Vicinity Centres

Project TeamDeveloper: Vicinity CentresArchitect: Hames SharleyPlanner: The Planning Group WA Pty LtdQuantity Surveyor: Ralph Beattie Bosworth Pty LtdBuilders: Doric GroupConsultants: Insight Project Services; Lucid Consulting;

BG&E Pty LtdFinancier: Vicinity Centres

LAKESIDE JOONDALUP420 Joondalup Drive, Joondalup WA In November 2014, Lendlease completed a $320 million redevelopment of Lakeside Joondalup Shopping City, creating the largest shopping centre in Western Australia at 100,000sq m (GLA). Lendlease has designed a unique experiences for customers that can’t be re-created online. A retail mix that offers the best in inspirational fashion and a dining and entertainment precinct that positions the Centre as a true community hub. The redevelopment offers a socially, environmentally and economically sustainable shopping destination which was delivered ahead of budget and on program.

Owned by:Australian Prime Property Fund Retail & Institutional investment partner

Nominated by:Lendlease

Project TeamDeveloper: LendleaseArchitect: Lendlease/The Buchan GroupPlanner: TPG Town Planning and Urban DesignQuantity Surveyor: WT PartnershipBuilders: LendleaseConsultants: Taylor Thompson and Whiting Ptd Ltd –

Structural, Cardno (NSW/WA) Pty Ltd – Civil, Aurecon Australia Pty Ltd – Electrical, AECOM Australia Pty Ltd – Hydraulics, Mechanical and Fire, Whelans (WA) Pty Ltd – Surveyor

Financier: N/A


EMPORIUM MELBOURNE272 Lonsdale Street, Melbourne VICLocated in the heart of Melbourne’s CBD, Emporium Melbourne is the redevelopment of a 104 year old retail icon, Myer Emporium. While retaining its heritage façade and historical elements of the building, the development team reimagined the site into a cutting edge, architecturally designed world class retail destination. Leasing reimagined the retail mix, delivering international fashion firsts, national flagships and iconic and unique Melbourne retailers. Marketing reimagined the launch of this $1.2 billion asset.

Owned by:Vicinity Centres/Government Investment Corporation (GIC)

Nominated by:Vicinity Centres

Project TeamDeveloper: Vicinity Centres

(formally Novion Property Group)Architect: The Buchan GroupPlanner: UrbisQuantity Surveyor: Donald Cant Watts CorkeBuilders: GroconConsultants: Norman Disney & Young, Robert Bird Group,

Wonderwall, Trethowan Architecture, CJ Arms, Codicote, PLP Building Surveyors

Financier: N/AOther: Porter Novelli

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OCEAN KEYS SHOPPING CENTRE6 Ocean Keys Boulevard, Clarkson WAThe $108 million redevelopment of Ocean Keys Shopping Centre delivered an innovative and timeless retail asset across 37,200sq m. The new centre includes a showpiece dining terrace, second DDS, increased fashion offer and a mixed use residential and commercial wing. The transformed Ocean Keys has emerged as a strongly performing sub-regional asset and one of the largest shopping

centres in Perth’s burgeoning far northern suburbs, delivering a local, modern destination where locals flock to shop, live and play.

Owned by:AMP Capital Royal Randwick Pty Ltd


Project TeamDeveloper: AMP Capital InvestorsArchitect: Taylor RobinsonPlanner: Rowe GroupQuantity Surveyor: Ralph Beattie BosworthBuilders: Built EnvironsConsultants: Wood & Grieve, Best Consultants,

Geoff Hesford Engineering, BCA, Insight Project Management

Financier: N/AOther: Leasing Agent – AMP Capital, Retail Design

Management – AMP Capital, Tenancy Coordinator – Aria Projects

234 Railway Parade, West Leederville, WA 6007T/ 08 9388 6111E/ [email protected]/ www.taylorrobinson.com.au

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STOCKLAND MERRYLANDSMcFarlane Street, Merrylands NSWThe $400 million rebuild of Stockland Merrylands was transformational, more than tripling its original size and creating a premier shopping destination with a sense of authenticity that reflects the cultural diversity of the community. The development continues to contribute to the vibrancy and vitality of the local area.

Owned by:Stockland

Nominated by:Stockland Property Group

Project TeamDeveloper: Stockland DevelopmentsArchitect: Woodhead InternationalPlanner: Don Fox PlanningQuantity Surveyor: WT PartnershipBuilders: Brookefield MultiplexConsultants: The process of creating healthy and

sustainable buildings begins at the concept design stage and Stockland Merrylands is an example of considered design to achieve operational efficiency. Stockland uses its development capabilities to enhance the returns of its shopping centres. Its responsive approach to design is at the heart of building better, more sustainable shopping centres.Successful planning and sustainable design will lead to the long-term viability of Stockland Merrylands.

Financier: Stockland Developments

STOCKLAND HERVEY BAY6 Central Avenue, Urraween QLDThe $125 million redevelopment of Stockland Hervey Bay is a landmark development for the Fraser Coast and has successfully activated the centre as a premier retail precinct that complements the relaxed and unpretentious coastal lifestyle. The design and retail mix reflects the unique coastal lifestyle of Hervey Bay with inclusions such as a 500-seat indoor and outdoor café-style dining precinct. The centre delivers an exceptional shopping experience and continues to achieve impressive foot traffic and sales since launch day.

Owned by:Stockland


Project TeamDeveloper: Stockland DevelopmentsArchitect: PDT ArchitectsPlanner: Brazier MottiQuantity Surveyor: Stockland DevelopmentsBuilders: LendleaseConsultants: Building Certifier – McCarthy Consulting Fire

Engineering – Fire Check Consultants P/L ESD Consultant – EMF Geotechnical – Golders Civil / Structural – Bornhorst & Ward Mechanical – DMA Consultants Electrical – Webb Consultants Fire and Hydraulics - Plumbing Design and Drafting Pty Ltd Traffic – Opus


EAST VILLAGE2 Defries Avenue, Victoria Park, Zetland NSWMore than simply bricks and mortar, East Village has very quickly become a thriving, living place that is catering for a rich diversity of people and demographics. East Village is “One of a kind”. It’s permeable – there are multiple entries for pedestrians in each of the two key street frontages and once you enter the retail area the intention is to give you the feeling of a space that’s quite raw and urban.



Project TeamDeveloper: PAYCEArchitect: Koichi Takada ArchitectsPlanner: Sutherland PlanningQuantity Surveyor: Rider Levett BucknellBuilders: DASCO AustraliaConsultants: Ionic Management, Project ManagerFinancier: Commonwealth Bank/SMBCOther: Ionic Management, LINK Marketing,

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STOCKLAND TOWNSVILLE310-330 Ross River Road, Aitkenvale QLDThe redevelopment of Stockland Townsville has transformed the existing retail fabric into a better performing, more customer focused and significant retail and lifestyle destination for North Queensland and delivered a contemporary and exciting shopping and dining experience. The evolution of the centre has redefined the experience of shopping and actively engaged customers with a new benchmark in design, exciting new precincts and compelling anchor tenants.

Owned by:Stockland


Project TeamDeveloper: StocklandArchitect: PDT ArchitectsPlanner: Brazier MottiQuantity Surveyor: Stockland DevelopmentsBuilders: Lang O’RourkeConsultants: Building Certifier – Certis Fire Engineering

– Fire Check Consultants P/L Acoustics – Palmer Acoustics Access Consultant – Blythe Sanderson Group ESD Consultant - Viridis Geotechnical – Golders Civil / Structural – MPN Mechanical – DMA Consultants Electrical – EMF Fire and Hydraulics - Plumbing Design and Drafting Pty Ltd Traffic - Cardno


STOCKLAND SHELLHARBOUR211 Lake Entrance Road, Shellharbour NSWThe $330 million redevelopment of Stockland Shellharbour has transformed the centre from a single level retail space to a contemporary, well-connected two-level retail and entertainment destination. Stockland Shellharbour evolved from a unique shared vision to create an inspiring, multicultural and progressive community hub. That vision has successfully delivered a vibrant and active retail space and a more formalised public domain that work together to foster a sense of community and make shopping and dining a personal and exciting experience.

Owned by:Stockland


Project TeamDeveloper: Stockland DevelopmentsArchitect: Buchan GroupPlanner: JBAQuantity Surveyor: WT PartnershipBuilders: Brookfield MultiplexConsultants: Buchan Group, Site Image, Robert bird

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BEST HERITAGE DEVELOPMENT

This award recognises innovation excellence in heritage related development or adaptive reuse projects. The award

recognises outstanding conservation projects, adaptive reuse of existing buildings/sites or high-quality infill

development within an historic context

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Shrine — Galleries of RemembranceBirdwood Avenue, Melbourne VICMelbourne’s Shrine of Remembrance has been expanded beyond a static monument to an exhibition space and education facility. The development includes the Visitors’ Centre, Education Centre, Galleries of Remembrance and offices, all concealed in the Shrine’s vast, previously unused undercroft. Four zigzag-shaped garden courtyards in the surrounding hill lead into the new spaces. The designs are inventive, yet respectful of the Shrine’s historic and symbolic functions. The Shrine can better than ever accommodate activities for the 2014–2018 WWI commemorations.

Owned by:Shrine of Remembrance Trustees


Project TeamDeveloper: Major Projects VictoriaArchitect: ARM ArchitecturePlanner: Lovell ChenQuantity Surveyor: Rider Levett BucknellBuilders: ProBuildConsultants: Rush Wright Associates, Electrolight,

Marshall Day, Cunningham Martyn Design, Umow Lai, Irwinconsult

Financier: Victorian State GovernmentOther: Veterans’ Affairs – Department of Premier and

Cabinet, Shrine of Remembrance Trust

S4B STUDIO AWARD FOR BEST HERITAGE DEVELOPMENT


THE WOOLSTORES6A Huntley Street, Alexandria NSWA true hub of creativity. A catalyst for growth. At the heart of one of the most exciting urban renewal projects in Australia. This is the concept behind the Woolstores Alexandria – beautifully restored woodsheds offering unparalleled flexibility, accessibility and breathtaking presence. Comprising three adaptive re-use spaces (Woolsheds 72, 73 and 74), ample car parking, first-class childcare facilities and a contemporary cafe set within a landscaped oasis.

Owned by:Corval

Nominated by:Trumen Corp Pty Ltd

Project TeamDeveloper: Trumen Corp Pty LtdArchitect: Concept: Gray Puksand Construction:

Allen Jack & CottierPlanner: Aaron Sutherland and JBAQuantity Surveyor: Napier & BlakeleyBuilders: Lipmann ConstructionsConsultants: N/AFinancier: Bricktop, Alceon, Trumen Corp Pty Ltd

THE LUCKY HOTEL237 Hunter Street, Newcastle NSWMcCloy Group has breathed new life into Newcastle’s iconic heritage building, The Lucky Hotel with a multi-million dollar transformation. Whilst staying true to its grand history dating back to the 1800s, the revamped hotel pays tribute to its cultural history with the preservation of the sites exposed brickwork, raw iron beams, original fireplaces and unique timber frames. The rustic bones of the heritage building has been contrasted against an elegant and refined fit-out to accommodate for today’s modern society.

Owned by:Nuove Castelli Pty Ltd


Project TeamDeveloper: McCloy GroupArchitect: AltisPlanner: ADW JohnsonQuantity Surveyor: N/ABuilders: Graph BuildingConsultants: Heritage Design (Heritage Architect)Financier: N/AOther: WW Design (Interior Design - Hotel)


50 MARTIN PLACE50 Martin Place, Sydney NSW50 Martin Place is an architectural gem. The original Beaux Arts building is the real hero in the story of the latest revitalisation. The design for the refurbishment was an exercise in rediscovering the original qualities of the building with its light wells, generous ceiling heights and richly detailed interiors. The original stone and terrazzo lift lobbies still service the typical floors and the central atrium has been enhanced to maximise light and air circulation. The heritage quality of 50 Martin Place is evident in every corner of the building.



Project TeamDeveloper: Macquarie Group LimitedArchitect: Johnson Pilton Walker (JPW)Planner: JBAQuantity Surveyor: MBMBuilders: Brookfield Multiplex LtdConsultants: Arup, BVN Donovan Hill, TKD Architects,


MELBOURNE’S GPOCnr Bourke and Elizabeth Streets, Melbourne VICHigh costs and competitive centres were putting the future of Melbourne’s GPO in doubt. ISPT invested $10 million into extensive heritage works to preserve this significant Victorian icon, before sourcing a global retailer to open a whole-of-building flagship store. Fashion giant H&M took the opportunity to open their largest store globally, preserving the heritage nature of this grand Victorian building and reigniting the fashion landscape of the CBD.

Owned by:ISPT

Nominated by:ISPT

Project TeamDeveloper: ISPTArchitect: Lovell ChenPlanner: N/AQuantity Surveyor: Plan CostBuilders: HBS Construction GroupConsultants: Lighting: Web Design, Communications:

Diadem, Services consultant: LucidFinancier: N/AOther: Project management: DBI Project Management


PENITENTIARY PRECINCT CONSERVATION PROJECTPort Arthur Historic Site, Arthur Highway, Port Arthur TASThe iconic Port Arthur Historic Site is one of Tasmania’s most popular tourist destinations. During 2014 a significant conservation project was undertaken at the Penitentiary to stabilise the ruin. The opportunity was also taken to improve accessibility, provide protection from storm surge threats, undertake a programme of archaeological research and to commence a staged program of interpretation. In undertaking the works, the client, consultant and contracting teams have set an international benchmark for best practice conservation.

Owned by:Port Arthur Historic Site Management Authority

Nominated by:Hansen Yuncken Pty Ltd

Project TeamDeveloper: Port Arthur Historic Sites Management

Authority (PAHSMA)Architect: HPA ProjectsPlanner: N/AQuantity Surveyor: Exsto ManagementBuilders: Hansen YunckenConsultants: Hyder Consulting, Mott McDonald EngineersFinancier: N/AOther: Heritage Consultant – Port Arthur Historic

Sites Management AuthorityBuilding on our respected past, whilst daring to re-imagine the future, it’s the way we do business. www.hansenyuncken.com.au

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Port Arthur Penitentiary Conservation:UNESCO Award for New Designs in Heritage Contexts

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BRISBANE INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT RETAIL UPGRADE

Arkhefield is proud to have worked with Brisbane Airport Corporation to create a world-class retail environment for international travellers.

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Best Retirement Living Development Little Bay Apartments, NSW

Best Residential Development Alkimos Beach, WA

Best Public Building Flinders at Tonsley (Flinders University’s flagship research facility, Built by Lendlease), SA

Best Public Building Dr Chau Chak Wing Building (Built by Lendlease), NSW

Best Shopping Centre Development Lakeside Joondalup, WA

Award for Innovation The Barangaroo Skills Exchange, NSW

Award for Innovation Best Public Building Best Sustainable Development - New Buildings Library at The Dock, VIC

Best Residential Development Stoneleigh Reserve, QLD

Award for Innovation The Porter, NSW

Future Leader of the Year Sarah Kinsela – General Manager Sustainability, NSW

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BEST RETIREMENT LIVING DEVELOPMENT

This award is for a retirement living development where no less than 50 units or dwellings have been completed

in a new or refurbished development


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St Brigid’s Green220-230 Maroubra Road, Maroubra NSWSt Brigid’s Green is an Integrated Care Village offering a range of independent living apartments and a boutique aged care home for residents who require 24 hour care. The nurturing and supportive community at Maroubra opened in 2014 and is home for over 180 residents who receive care and support tailored to individual needs by our 100+ dedicated staff. Greengate, the creator and operator of St Brigid’s Green, ‘Enrich the Lives’ of the residents entrusted into our care.

Owned by:Greengate Group

Nominated by:Greengate Group

Project TeamDeveloper: Greengate GroupArchitect: Greengate Design and

MDP Architects / Chrone ArchitectsPlanner: BBC ConsultingQuantity Surveyor: Muller PartnershipBuilders: Hansen YunckenConsultants: Henry Hymas, DSC, Mec Engineering Partners,

Howard ChristieFinancier: WestpacOther: Gadens lawyers

LENDLEASE AWARD FOR BEST RETIREMENT LIVING DEVELOPMENT


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VICTORIA GRANGE RETIREMENT COMMUNITY502-514 Burwood Highway, Vermont South VICVictoria Grange Retirement Village offers service-rich accommodation through a range of independent living options and residential aged care services. This service offering enables residents to age in place within a secure and supportive community environment. Victoria Grange builds upon Australian Unity’s design principles of creating communities which provide high quality built form solutions which reinforce a sense of home, are tailored to meet the target market and are attractive, welcoming, functional, safe, adaptive and innovative.

Owned by:Australian Unity Retirement Development Management

Nominated by:Australian Unity Retirement Living Services Pty Ltd

Project TeamDeveloper: Australian Unity Retirement Development

ManagementArchitect: Woodhead/GHD and DL Design Group (Alex Nock

at by Woodhead at time of design preparation)Planner: N/AQuantity Surveyor: Rider Levett BucknallBuilders: Madisson Homes Pty Ltd (ILUs builder),

2Construct Pty Ltd (Community Centre Builder)Buildcorp Commercial Pty Ltd (Apartments)

Consultants: Services Engineers: Cundall, Structural: Wallbridge and Gilbert, Civil: Millar Merrigan

Financier: Bendigo & Adelaide Bank Ltd

PENINSULA GRANGE RETIREMENT VILLAGE431 Racecourse Road, Mornington VICAustralian Unity’s Peninsula Grange Village is a modern and friendly retirement community located in the idyllic seaside suburb of Mornington. With a range of two and three bedroom homes and a 102 bed aged care facility, Peninsula Grange has been designed to offer a comfortable lifestyle at your choice of pace. With a commitment to design excellence and respect for the personal needs and preferences of all residents, Peninsula Grange offers sophisticated accommodation within a peaceful, homely, and secure atmosphere.

Owned by:Australian Unity Retirement Development Management

Nominated by:Australian Unity Retirement Living Services Pty Ltd

Project TeamDeveloper: Australian Unity Retirement Development

ManagementArchitect: McCabe Architects – Independent Living Units

(ILUs) and Community Centre; Woodhead/GHD – Residential Aged Care Facility (RACF)

Planner: Graeme Dickson Partners Pty LtdQuantity Surveyor: Rider Levett BucknallBuilders: Madisson Homes – Stage 1, 2 & 3 ILUs; Orbit

Homes – Stages 4A, 7, 8, 9, 10, 12 & 13 ILUs; Devine Homes – Stages 4B, 5 & 6; Dura Constructions – Community Centre

Consultants: PGA – Civil Consultant; Site Image Landscape Architects – Landscape Architect; Mendis Hanna & Associates – Electrical Engineer

Financier: Bendigo & Adelaide BankOther: Urban Planner – Roberts Day

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MARK MORAN LITTLE BAY1420 Anzac Parade, Little Bay NSWMark Moran Little Bay sets new standards for retirement living excellence and innovation in Australia and internationally, driven by the owner’s vision to transform the quality of design, customer experience and wellbeing outcomes for seniors. The redevelopment of the facility and the addition of the Behavioural Wing in 2014 have shifted market expectations of what can be achieved in retirement living. The architectural and interior design quality has set further benchmarks for users, the wider community and industry impact.

Owned by:Mark Moran Group

Nominated by:Mark Moran Group

Project TeamDeveloper: Mark Moran GroupArchitect: Eeles TreleasePlanner: GSAQuantity Surveyor: Blackett MacquireBuilders: Grindley Interiors,

Brookfield MultiplexConsultants: N/AFinancier: Commonwealth Bank

LIVING CHOICE FULLARTON123 Fisher Street, Fullarton SALiving Choice Fullarton is marketed as ‘Adelaide’s finest retirement living’ and since opening on 15 December 2014, it has earned high praise from residents, visitors and industry peers. In November 2015 it won the prestigious award for Best Seniors Living project in South Australia at the 2015 Urban Development Institute of Australia Awards. Much of its success is due to its innovative inclusion of a restaurant, coffee shop and Seniors’ Health & Fitness Hub, which are open to the public.

Owned by:Living Choice Australia Ltd

Nominated by:Living Choice Australia Ltd

Project TeamDeveloper: Living Choice Australia LtdArchitect: CED Building DesignPlanner: URPSQuantity Surveyor: Rider Levett BucknallBuilders: Living Choice Australia LtdConsultants: N/AFinancier: Commonwealth Bank

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LITTLE BAY APARTMENTS12-40 Pine Avenue, Little Bay NSW

A short walk from Little Bay Beach and 20 minutes from Sydney CBD, is the idyllic lifestyle of Little Bay Apartments. This vibrant community displays a variety of architect-designed one, two and three bedroom light-filled apartments, all showcasing tranquil water views, spacious and contemporary open-plan living, designer kitchens and large balconies for alfresco entertaining. Residents enjoy the new community centre with impressive lounge area, indoor/outdoor dining, theatrette, kitchen, bar, swimming pool, gymnasium, hair salon and library.

Owned by:Lendlease


Project TeamDeveloper: LendleaseArchitect: Mostaghim & AssociatesPlanner: UrbisQuantity Surveyor: Napier & BlakeleyBuilders: IntrecConsultants: Arkee (interior designer)Financier: N/AOther: Cardno (Building services engineer) &

SDA (Structural Engineer)

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INNOVATIONThis Award recognises innovation that creates significant

advancement and improvement within an asset


Award for


The Barangaroo Skills Exchange NSWThe Barangaroo Skills Exchange (BSX) is a ‘pop up’ TAFE that provides a one-stop learning shop on the Barangaroo South Project. An industry collaboration between Lendlease, TAFE NSW and the Construction Property Services and Industry Skills Council, the BSX is positively changing the lives of construction workers. The BSX provides foundation skills support to improve literacy and numeracy, apprentice mentoring to retain apprentices and ‘best of breed’ trades skilling, to improve future employment prospects for the construction industry workforce.


Project Team: Lendlease and TAFE NSW

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ELIZA, NSWEliza is comprehended to be the most elegant and prestigious residential building in Sydney, gleaming in its CBD location. We actively sought an architect with a vision to ensure the building was an appropriate contextual fit, respecting the grandeur of the site’s setting, whilst promoting an unmistakably contemporary and luxurious outcome, demonstrating excellence in every fact of its design and construction. We believe that we have successfully combined a classic 20th century style, as well as a form of design quality principles espoused by SEPP 65, and through application of the latest parametric design tool, created an iconic CBD landmark.

Nominated by:Ceerose Pty Ltd

Project Team: Ceerose Pty Ltd

LIBRARY AT THE DOCK, VICThrough a unique tri-partnership agreement between the City of Melbourne, Places Victoria and Lendlease, Australia’s most sustainable civic building, the first 6 Star Green Star rated building and the only CLT public building in Australia was delivered. Its creation has set new benchmarks for public-private development and forged a new way for delivering community assets.


Project Team: City of Melbourne, Places Victoria and Lendlease


SUSTAINABLE URBAN PRECINCTS PROGRAM, VICThere’s a quiet green revolution taking place at RMIT in Melbourne, where a $98 million urban sustainability project – the biggest of its kind in the southern hemisphere – is underway. The Sustainable Urban Precincts Program, is a ‘once in a generation’ opportunity for the University to achieve a fundamental shift in momentum toward true sustainability. The program will generate valuable intellectual capital, creating a ‘living laboratory’ which will accelerate skills development and enhance industry capabilities in sustainable urban futures.

Nominated by:RMIT University

Project Team: Murray Walls; Michael Snow; Garry Hendrix; Michael Anderson; Vijay Rudra; Kiryll Sirrant

THE PORTER, NSWAs part of the Lendlease managed APPF Commercial’s major refurbishment project to reposition 1 O’Connell Street, Sydney, as a premium building, the team faced the challenge of refurbishing an under-performing retail space at the rear of the building’s lobby. Rather than following a traditional approach in re-mixing the retail offering, the team sought out alternative, innovative uses. The end result, ‘The Porter’, offers users a unique experience in a highly flexible collaborative space, resembling the sophistication of a chairman’s lounge.


Project Team: Lendlease managed Australian Prime Property Fund Commercial (APPF Commercial) / Haworth / Gensler Architects


THE STEPS CENTRAL PARK, NSWDesigned by internationally esteemed architects, Foster + Partners in collaboration with Nettleton Tribe, The Steps Central Park is a state-of-the-art student accommodation building which is designed to meet the needs of the modern student. The Steps has set a new benchmark in student accommodation, an exemplar in this type of residential development in the Southern Hemisphere, if not internationally. Beyond living and studying spaces, it provides students with a world-class mix of facilities and learning, professional and social opportunities. It’s the holistic approach to student accommodation focused on creating a welcoming and comfortable living environment where students can maximise their likelihood for academic achievement.

Nominated by:Frasers Property Australia & Sekisui House

Project Team: Frasers Property Australia and Sekisui House Australia

UNIVERSITY OF QUEENSLAND GLOBAL CHANGE INSTITUTE, QLDThe GCI makes a shift from thinking of buildings as consumers to being contributors to the regeneration of the ecological and social environment. The building is designed with the natural environment and operates to achieve a zero energy and zero carbon position. The building is an exemplar of sustainable practice and home to research and collaboration around global change. It is a valuable research tool for the demonstration of innovative building systems and an exemplar of naturally ventilated operation.


Project Team: Mark Roehrs, Robert Keen, BP Loh, Matthew Larme, Nguyen Luu, George Taran, Michael Copeland, Troy King, Catherine van der Heide


OWEN DIXON CHAMBERS WEST, VICOwen Dixon Chambers West Tower Addition and Integrated Fitout project was the addition of four and a half floors, 4500sq m NLA to the existing 18 storey building at 525 Lonsdale Street. An innovative project, prefabricated and lightweight construction methods were used extensively to minimise on-site labour and to achieve the earliest occupation date for the new floors. Utilising a full curtain wall system, the result is a clean, simple addition that is sympathetic to the existing building.

Nominated by:Gray Puksand

Project Team: Gray Puksand (Architect), Barristers’ Chambers Limited (Developer/Financier), ERM (Planner), Slattery (QS), Kane Constructions (Builder), Wood & Grieve (Services), Clive Steel Partners (Structure), Design Guide (Building Surveyor), Hansen and Assoc (Acoustic), Aurecon (Façade)

FLINDERS AT TONSLEY, VICFlinders University’s vision for Flinders at Tonsley is now realised with a new state-of-the-art $120 million teaching and research facility. It is the centrepiece of the revitalisation of the former Mitsubishi Motors manufacturing site and houses a range of leading edge teaching and research facilities. The six storey, 16,000sq m flagship building brings together education, innovation, business and commercial start-up ventures in one precinct, with a key aim of stimulating economic growth in industries of the future.

Nominated by:WSP | Parsons Brinckerhoff

Project Team: Flinders University, Rider Levett Bucknall, Hassell, WSP | Parsons Brinckerhoff, KBR, Arup, Lendlease


ROD LAVER ARENA REFURBISHMENT PROCUREMENT STRATEGY, VICThe $200+ million RLA refurbishment will ensure the 27 year old Melbourne icon retains its status as one of the world’s leading sports and entertainment venues. Works planned include a new main entrance to the arena, a more efficient loading bay, upgraded rigging facilities, and improved eateries, concourse areas and player/performer facilities. Based on industry feedback and lessons learned, the RLA Procurement Strategy offers maximum opportunities for flexibility, efficiency and collaboration, ensuring excellent outcomes for all parties.


Project Team: Major Projects Victoria

PARKLANDS, QLDParklands is Grocon’s $500+ million mixed-use master planned development at Southport featuring 1,252 dwellings, a 5,715sq m retail precinct and over seven hectares of parks and landscaped open spaces. The development is one of the largest urban renewal projects ever undertaken on the Gold Coast and has been funded with Australia’s first multi-family investment fund. The funding model has significant industry ramifications, pioneering residential real estate as an institutional investment class in Australia.

Nominated by:Grocon

Project Team: Grocon, UBS Grocon Real Estate, UBS Global Asset Management and JLL


50 MARTIN PLACE, NSWA celebration of 50 Martin Place’s unique heritage qualities is largely made possible by innovative design and engineering solutions. Motivated by the desire and need to preserve the building’s unique heritage character, conventional approaches were challenged, resulting in design and engineering features that are rarely – if ever – seen elsewhere. The trading room has a sub-floor and in-desk air conditioning system to ensure the pressed metal ceiling remain untouched. The glass lifts are a first in Australia, minimising visual impact on the ground floor banking chamber. Such innovation is fitting for a building that was at the forefront of design when it was constructed almost a century ago.


Project Team: Macquarie Group Ltd, Johnson Pilton Walker (JPW), JBA, MBM, Brookfield Multiplex Ltd, Arup, BVN Donovan Hill, TKD Architects, Savills, Pepper Group

ARTI, NSWARTi is an augmented reality application created by Thirdi Group, which allows a user to visualise a future development by transforming a traditional piece of marketing into a 3D, augmented reality experience that has never been seen before. The application allows purchasers, using their smartphone or tablet, to go on an exclusive tour of a development, appreciate real-life views and inspect proposed fixtures and fittings, presenting them with a finished building before a single brick has even been laid.

Nominated by:ThirdiProperty Pty Ltd

Project Team: Thirdi Group & Limpid Logic


HOMES FOR HOMES, VIC“Raising new funding to increase the supply of social and affordable housing…” Homes for Homes is a voluntary scheme established by The Big Issue to raise funds for the supply of social and affordable housing. The scheme enables developers and home owners to make a tax deductible donation of 0.1 per cent of the property price when a property is sold via a permissive caveat. Donations will be distributed by Homes for Homes to existing experienced social housing providers to build and manage accommodation for low income and homeless people. By encouraging property owners to commit to the scheme, Homes for Homes aims to provide a long-term and sustainable source of funds for social and affordable housing. Grocon’s Swanston Square apartment development in Melbourne, completed in 2015, is the first development to apply the Homes for Homes initiative. Daniel and Kat Grollo, owners of Grocon, supported Homes for Homes by making an initial donation equal to 0.1 per cent of the sale price of each Swanston Square apartment at the time of the initial sales.

Nominated by:Grocon

Project Team: Grocon: Carmen Hollingsworth, Leon Hechtman, Dan McLennan, Carolyn Viney, David Waldren. The Big Issue: Steve Persson, Emma O’Halloran

V2i REALTIME, QLDThe multi-award winning V2i Group is transforming the property industry through its innovative V2i Realtime platform — reducing overall project lifecycle costs through visual literacy, virtual collaboration, and data-driven business intelligence tools introduced from day one in the development and approval process, including the next generation of customer engagement through immersive Virtual Reality applications. This tool is set to reshape and enable the transformation of many aspects of the industry that, to some extent, have remained unchanged for two decades.

Nominated by:V2i Group

Project Team: V2i Group


WESTFIELD SEARCH MALL: DIGITAL INNOVATION DRIVES PROPERTY VALUE, NSWThe Westfield.com.au platform (Searchable Mall) was released in November 2013 and has been enhanced since the first release as our most significant digital innovation to help shoppers find what they want in their local Westfield, whilst helping them to buy their way in-store or online. We have supported the platform with investments in online SEM, electronic direct marketing, in-centre communications and public relations.

Nominated by:Scentre Group

Project Team: Scentre Group

LAUNCHING THE SMARTSCREEN NETWORK, NSWIn April 2015, Scentre Group launched the SmartScreen network. A 100 per cent digital screen advertising network; 1,200 screens, 800 locations, 37 centres. We believed retail media must be done better. We believed we could more effectively meet the converging needs of retailers, brands and shoppers. Beautiful design. Intelligent technology. Sophisticated placement. The SmartScreen network has exceeded the expectations of all stakeholders and has set a new benchmark not only for retail advertising, but for the property industry as a whole.


Project Team: Scentre Group


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BEST BUSINESS OR INDUSTRIAL PARK


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Award for


Enterprise Park Prestige Parade, Wangara WAWestern Australia’s land and development agency LandCorp released the first stage of Enterprise Park in 1989, 20km from the Perth CBD. The estate is now home to 250 commercial, service, manufacturing and light industrial businesses directly and indirectly contributing $37 billion to the Australian economy over a 40 year period while generating 13,000 jobs. LandCorp’s vision for a multi-decade, high quality industrial project has become a reality as one of the city’s most successful and innovative industrial estates.

Owned by:LandCorp

Nominated by:LandCorp

Project TeamDeveloper: LandCorpArchitect: Hodge Collard PrestonPlanner: Taylor Burrell Barnett; and UrbisQuantity Surveyor: McMullen NolanBuilders: Crocker Constructions (Builder);

Wolfe Civil (Civil Works) Consultants: N/AFinancier: LandCorp

LJ HOOKER COMMERCIAL AWARD FOR BEST BUSINESS OR INDUSTRIAL PARK

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EQUINOX BUSINESS PARK70 Kent Street, Deakin ACTA modern A-Grade business park precinct comprising four commercial buildings each four stories in height, centred around a single level retail building in the centre of the business park. The business park is designed in a “U” shape to enable traffic flows to easily enter and exit the business park while affording a legible pedestrian arrangement in an attractive landscaped setting. Multi-tenanted to a range of blue chip tenants, the business park provides a strong tenant mix of IT, Defence, Professional Services and Medical services.

Owned by:Hawkesbury Nominees Pty Ltd (part of NDH Group of companies)

Nominated by:NDH Property and AMC Architecture

Project TeamDeveloper: Evri Group

(part of the NDH Group of Companies)Architect: AMC ArchitecturePlanner: CBREQuantity Surveyor: David Robinson Quantity SurveyingBuilders: Creative Building ServicesConsultants: AECOM – Mechanical, Fire, Lift,

Sellicks – StructuralFinancier: Westpac Banking Corporation

SYDNEY BUSINESS PARK920 Richmond Road, Marsden Park NSWSydney Business Park is a 256 hectare, master-planned employment estate, which strives to prioritise staff enjoyment and create a positive legacy for the local community via the development of high quality retail and recreational amenity, innovative urban design and implementation of socially responsible initiatives.

Owned by:Sydney Business Park

Nominated by:Sydney Business Park

Project TeamDeveloper: Sydney Business ParkArchitect: Leffler Simes, MNIA, and QanstructPlanner: Calibre Consulting Quantity Surveyor: WT PartnershipBuilders: Mulgoa Quarries, Qanstruct and FDCConsultants: Gray & Walsh – Development ManagerFinancier: Commonwealth Bank of AustraliaOther: Mulgoa Quarries – Civil Contractor,

Calibre Consulting – Civil Engineering, Place Design Group – Landscape Architect


BRISBANE WEST WELLCAMP AIRPORT & BUSINESS PARK1511 Toowoomba-Cecil Plains Road, Toowoomba QLDWellcamp Airport & Business Park is a brand new business and industrial park with a commercial airport as its centrepiece set on 850 hectares of land in the Queensland city of Toowoomba. Positioned with unparalleled air and road transport capability, amongst Australia’s most significant primary producing regions, Wellcamp Airport & Business Park is ready to take the lead in international air cargo, trade development, freight transport and logistics.

Owned by:Wagners

Nominated by:Wagners (Brisbane West Wellcamp Airport Pty Ltd)

Project TeamDeveloper: WagnersArchitect: Kehoe Myers Consulting Engineers,

Guida Mosley Brown ArchitectsPlanner: Precinct Urban Planning Quantity Surveyor: N/ABuilders: Wagners Infrastructure & FK GardnerConsultants: Kehoe Myers, Byrne Surveyors, Harrison

Infrastructure Group, RMA EngineersFinancier: N/A


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FUTURE LEADER OF THE YEAR

The purpose of this award is to acknowledge, encourage and, most importantly, promote the positive contribution

made to the industry by young property professionals


Award for


Sarah KinselaBusiness Transformation Manager, NSWSarah’s impact on the property sector is meaningful and diverse and includes delivering outcomes that provide social, environmental, economic, and cultural value. Sarah currently works within Lendlease in Business Transformation where she is focused on delivering entrepreneurial initiatives that will have a positive impact on the property sector as a whole. Previous roles centred around sustainability and in the position of General Manager, Sustainability at Lendlease, Sarah established a strong reputation for her expertise in strategy, risk management, corporate social responsibility and placemaking.


DU CHATEAU CHUN AWARD FOR FUTURE LEADER OF THE YEAR


BRENTON LOTHDevelopment Manager, WABrenton Loth, Development Manager at AMP Capital Shopping Centres, has made a significant contribution to the property industry in his short nine year career. Brenton has led the way on industry-changing projects including; Bishops See, Brookfield Place and Ocean Keys Shopping Centre — with a combined value of over $1.25 billion. At only 27, he was already a development manager working on major construction projects that have changed the property landscape of Western Australia. Brenton continues to innovate and is currently working on the redevelopment of northern Perth’s premier shopping destination, Karrinyup Shopping Centre.


NICHOLAS VAN BEEKAssociate Director, NSWNicholas is an Associate Director within the EY Real Estate Advisory team. After graduating with a Masters degree and never having left New Zealand he and his fiancé decided to leave their loved ones in 2007 and try their luck in Sydney. Despite coming over with little money and only knowing a couple of people on arrival, he has been heavily involved in some of Australia’s largest projects and makes meaningful voluntary contributions to industry bodies and charities.

Nominated by:EY


ALAN MCKAYState Manager - VIC/TAS, Project and Development ServicesAlan McKay, State Manager for JLL PDS in Victoria and Tasmania and also Global Capital Works Manager for ANZ, has built his career on continuous improvement in delivering outstanding cost, time and quality outcomes for clients. He effectively applies his strong technical and management credentials to the direct benefit of project results. Alan has also been a top fund raiser in industry efforts such as the Tour de PIF that benefit less fortunate members of the wider community.

Nominated by:JLL (NSW) Pty Ltd

LUKE WADEProject Manager, VICLuke is a senior project manager who has worked across a range of Australian and international major commercial, institutional and residential projects. His experience and proven capability has enabled him to develop innovative solutions to complicated and critical civil engineering challenges. He is responsible for ensuring contractual, program and financial commitments are met. His effective management of industrial relations, safety and quality have also aided the success of his projects to date.

Nominated by:Brookfield Multiplex


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SASHA KOVICProject Manager, NSWSasha Kovic is a Project Manager at Frasers Property Australia, currently developing 380 apartments on the Centrale Project at North Ryde. Prior to joining Frasers Property Australia, Sasha worked as a Contracts Administrator and Site Engineer for Brookfield Multiplex, then joined Richard Crookes Constructions as a Project Manager working on several high-rise residential projects. Sasha is a highly driven individual who enjoys mentoring and encouraging other women in the property industry.

Nominated by:Frasers Property Australia

RIYE ARAI-COUPESenior Development Manager — Apartments, QLDJoining Mirvac in 2010, Riye is the Senior Development Manager overseeing the delivery of Mirvac’s masterplanned Waterfront, Newstead urban renewal project. Previously, Riye has also worked in commercial, retail and rural development. Riye’s experience spans all phases of development including feasibilities, strategy, management and delivery, design, sales, marketing and construction. Riye studied Property Economics at QUT (2008), is the Chair of the QLD Future Directions Committee for Property Council of Australia and serves on Mirvac’s Diversity and Inclusion Council.

Nominated by:Mirvac Group


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BEST RESIDENTIAL DEVELOPMENT

This award aims to recognise and publicly reward the efficient use of capital in a new or refurbished

residential development


Award for


Eliza141 – 143 Elizabeth Street, Sydney NSWEliza is comprehended to be the most elegant and prestigious residential building in Sydney, gleaming in its CBD location. We actively sought an architect with a vision to ensure the building was an appropriate contextual fit, respecting the grandeur of the site’s setting, whilst promoting an unmistakably contemporary and luxurious outcome, demonstrating excellence in every fact of its design and construction. We believe we have successfully combined a classic 20th century style, as well as a form of design quality principles espoused by SEPP 65, and through application of the latest parametric design tool, created an iconic CBD landmark.

Owned by:Ceerose Pty Ltd

Nominated by:Ceerose Pty Ltd

Project TeamDeveloper: Ceerose Pty LtdArchitect: Tony Owen PartnersPlanner: DMPSQuantity Surveyor: N/ABuilders: Ceerose Pty Ltd Consultants: Façade Design: Inhabit,

Acoustic: Acoustic Logic, Consulting Structural Engineer: M+G Consulting

Financier: National Australia BankOther: Joinery: Porcelanosa Studio Pty Ltd

GOUGH RECRUITMENT AWARD FOR BEST RESIDENTIAL DEVELOPMENT


UPPER HOUSE518 Swanston Street, Carlton, VICLocated in one of the most sought after inner-city areas of Melbourne, this award-winning development designed by Jackson Clements Burrows Architects comprises 110 luxury apartments, zero parking, street level tenancies, abundant bicycle parking, rooftop terraces and recreational facilities for residents, boasting views to the CBD and surrounding suburbs. Sold off the plan in four months in 2013 and completed in September 2014 on program and within budget, Upper House has been an extremely successful project with extremely satisfied purchasers.

Owned by:Piccolo

Nominated by:Piccolo Corporation Pty Ltd

Project TeamDeveloper: PiccoloArchitect: Jackson Clements Burrows ArchitectsPlanner: ERMQuantity Surveyor: Rider Levett BucknallBuilders: Hamilton MarinoConsultants: Services: ALA Consulting,

Structure: Rincovitch & PartnersFinancier: ANZ

MODE25 Wilson Street, South Yarra VICWhen positioning MODE in the marketplace we looked to stand out from other developments in the area. In order to connect with a young professional and fashionable buyers’ market we created a development that told a story; blending New York style loft and warehouse finished apartments with unique material features and finishes. Lifestyle and location were a strong focus. MODE’s position provided an immediate draw-card for our young buyers—located 150m from Chapel Street and 200m from the Jam factory.

Owned by:Perri Projects Pty Ltd | Buxton Projects

Nominated by:Perri Projects Pty Ltd

Project TeamDeveloper: Perri Projects Pty Ltd and Buxton ProjectsArchitect: SJB ArchitectsPlanner: Contour ConsultantsQuantity Surveyor: Rider Levett BucknallBuilders: Valeo ConstructionConsultants: Pomeroy Pacific, Webber Design, WSP,

The Goodmen Building Surveyors, GTAFinancier: National Australia Bank


AUSTIN77 – 79 Grey Street, South Brisbane QLDAustin by Aria Property Group is a striking 21 level architectural form designed as a gateway to South Brisbane that has set a new benchmark for residential living in South East Queensland. The building proudly boasts a plethora of superior finishes and attention-to-detail that ensures the building continues to exceed purchasers’ expectations.

Owned by:Aria Property Group

Nominated by:Aria Property Group

Project TeamDeveloper: Aria Property GroupArchitect: RotheLowmanPlanner: Urbis Quantity Surveyor: Mitchell BrandtmanBuilders: CMF ProjectsConsultants: HopGoodGanim, Simpson Rayner, StratacareFinancier: National Australia Bank

EDEN, HAVEN, SANCTUARYAcacia Place, Abbotsford VIC Hamton and ISPT’s Eden, Haven and Sanctuary comprise a spectacular mixed-use development in Abbotsford. It consists of 567 apartments across three buildings, two cafés, 13 office suites and yoga studio. Acacia Place is the heart of the riverside community — a new public, landscaped pedestrian connection between Victoria Street and the Yarra River. Residents have access to extensive lifestyle amenities; lobby bars, wellbeing retreat including lap-pool, spa, sundeck, gym and personal services. Rooftops include dining areas, spas, enormous cinema and BBQs.

Owned by:ISPT & Hamton

Nominated by:Hamton and ISPT

Project TeamDeveloper: Hamton & ISPTArchitect: RotheLowman (also Interior Designer)Planner: SJB Planning Quantity Surveyor: Slattery AustraliaBuilders: LU Simon Builders Pty LtdConsultants: Landscape Architect: Tract Consultants,

Urban Designer: SJB Urban, Structural Engineer: Robert Bird Group, Services Engineer: ALA Consulting Engineers, Land Surveyor & Civil Engineer: Reeds Consulting, Building Surveyor: PLP, Fire Engineer: Thomas Nicolas, Place Maker: David Engwicht

Financier: Commonwealth Bank


HERITAGE PARC99 Racecourse Road, Rutherford NSWHeritage Parc is a unique land estate that is transforming the Hunter’s idea of a residential community. The community-titled neighbourhood is set on 102 hectares and will offer 450 homesites. Over half the estate is dedicated to open space with 11 parks and playgrounds and expansive waterways interconnected by cycleways and walking tracks. Once complete, the facilities will include barbecue facilities, a community garden, a dog park, children’s playgrounds, fitness circuits, sporting amenities, an outdoor art gallery and golf driving range.

Owned by:Heritage Parc Pty Ltd


Project TeamDeveloper: McCloy GroupArchitect: GCA Engineering SolutionsPlanner: ADW Johnston Quantity Surveyor: N/ABuilders: KCEConsultants: Terras Landscape Architects (Landscaping

Consultant)Financier: N/AOther: Coffey Geotechnics (Geotechnical Consultant)

ALKIMOS BEACHMarmion Avenue, Alkimos WAAlkimos Beach sets the benchmark for what is possible when uncompromising passion for creating special places meets thoughtful planning and delivery. The coastal village of 2,200 homes surrounded by ancient dunes will deliver new standards in sustainability, and aiming to set standards in carbon neutrality in Australia. Alkimos Beach has already been recognised as Australia’s first 6 Green Star and first BeachSAFE community and has also been awarded all 6 Leaves of the UDIA’s EnviroDevelopment accreditation for the second time.

Owned by:LandCorp

Nominated by:Lendlease Communities Alkimos Pty Ltd

Project TeamDeveloper: LandCorp and Lendlease PartnershipArchitect: N/APlanner: Roberts DayQuantity Surveyor: N/ABuilders: N/AConsultants: Cossill and Webley, Aecom, Whelans, RPS,

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STONELEIGH RESERVE333 Logan Reserve Road, Logan Reserve QLDLendlease’s Stoneleigh Reserve has successfully captured a niche market in the highly competitive Logan corridor in southeast Queensland with its country charm, open spaces and affordable housing solutions. Home to 1,400 residents, the 48 hectare residential development is nestled in a quiet pocket of Logan Reserve, just 30 kilometres from Brisbane. Featuring 18 hectares of parklands and conservation areas including the signature Farmyard Park, and with a primary school across the road, Stoneleigh Reserve is an ideal place for family living.

Owned by:Lendlease

Nominated by:Lend Lease Communities (Stoneleigh Reserve) Pty Ltd

Project TeamDeveloper: LendleaseArchitect: LendleasePlanner: Lendlease Quantity Surveyor: Lendlease in consultation with RPS Group and

Civil DimensionsBuilders: B&L Civil and Eureka Landscapes Pty LtdConsultants: Civil Dimensions, EngenyFinancier: Lendlease

CORNERSTONE LIVING88 Troughton Road, Sunnybank QLDCornerstone Living is a $600 million, 10 hectare residential community that will create almost 1200 new homes over a 10 year period. Through the development of a mix of architecturally designed apartments, townhomes and villas set amidst a number of public open spaces and local amenities, it will grow into and form an exceptional master-planned community. Cornerstone Living is destined to become the most prized new address in Brisbane’s inner south and the perfect place to call home.

Owned by:Consolidated Properties Group, CVS Lane Capital Partners

Nominated by:Consolidated Properties Group

Project TeamDeveloper: Consolidated Properties Group, LJCB

Investments and CVS Lane Capital PartnersArchitect: IdearchitecturePlanner: Aecom Quantity Surveyor: WT PartnershipBuilders: Hutchinson BuildersConsultants: Ranbury (government representative) and

HWL Ebsworth LawyersFinancier: NAB and CVS Lane Capital PartnersOther: Colliers International (project sales)


Tract is proud to have been instrumental in the design and delivery of these two benchmark residential developments. Congratulations to our clients and their consultant teams on these outstanding projects.

Tract in collaboration with Hamton, ISPT and Rothe Lowman Architects has helped deliver Acacia Place. This spectacular mixed use development located on the Yarra River in inner Melbourne comprises Eden, Haven and Sanctuary. The inclusive design emphasises activated public spaces in an artful response that integrates the riparian and urban contexts of Acacia Place.

Tract has assisted Haymes Sharley, Hindmarsh Constructions and the Adelaide City Council to realise Ergo Apartments. Tract’s landscape design has resulted in a flexible and activated space. This highly urbanised environment provides a welcoming, plaza with generous paved laneways and congregation spaces encouraging pedestrian permeability, activation and space for community events.

Ergo Apartments

Acacia Place

www.tract.com.au

Tract Landscape Architects, Urban Designers, Town Planners

http://www.tract.com.au


Ergo ApartmentsAdelaide

www.hindmarsh.com.auADELAIDE BRISBANE CANBERRA SYDNEY

Creating living spaces that enhance your life.

ERGO APARTMENTSStage 1: 23 to 33 Frew Street, Adelaide SA Stage 2: 50 & 52 Sturt St, 15 Frew St, Adelaide SA Stage 3: 24 Norman Street, Adelaide SABuilt in three stages, Ergo Apartments offer a leading example of apartment living that integrates excellence in design with sustainable living, providing a highly desirable housing development in the south west precinct of the City of Adelaide. The partnership between Hindmarsh and Adelaide City Council successfully delivered 179 high quality apartments in a low rise complex, three commercial spaces, a public piazza and community hub for both the residential and wider community.

Owned by:Ergo Apartments Pty Ltd Nominated by:Hindmarsh as Ergo Apartments Pty LtdProject TeamDeveloper: Hindmarsh Development AustraliaArchitect: Hames SharleyPlanner: Hames Sharley Quantity Surveyor: WT PartnershipBuilders: Hindmarsh Construction AustraliaConsultants: Lucid Consulting Australia,

Walbridge & Gilbert Consulting Engineers, GTA Consultants, Katnich Dodd Private Certifiers, Alexander & Symonds, Sonus Acoustic, Tract Consultants

Financier: National Australia BankOther: Black Sheep Advertising, Hudson

Howells, Julianne Price Real Estate

LOCARNO2 Scotsman Street, Forest Lodge NSW Mirvac has recreated Harold Park, from a historic landmark to a beautiful inner city suburb set within 3.8 hectares of parkland. With the surrounding suburbs known for village character and Victorian terraces on one side and the harbour foreshore on the other, Locarno’s architecturally designed terrace homes and apartments celebrate the rich history of the neighbourhood.

Owned by:Mirvac

Nominated by:Mirvac

Project TeamDeveloper: Mirvac ProjectsArchitect: Mirvac DesignPlanner: JBA Quantity Surveyor: Mirvac

ConstructionsBuilders: Mirvac

ConstructionsConsultants: Mckenzie Group,

BG&E, Aecom, Shelmerdines, JHA, Renzo Tonin

Financier: Mirvac Trust

http://www.hindmarsh.com.au


Artist’s impression of Lachlan’s Line Central Park, featuring the village green and public artwork by Justin Sarayath, Fiorire in Bloom. Indicative image only, subject to approvals, and subject to change.

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Creating Better Futures UrbanGrowth NSW is leading the transformation of government-owned land to create vibrant, connected urban places with new housing choice and jobs. As the master developer of complex urban transformation programs, we are enabling world class centres that support the global competitiveness of our cities and strengthen NSW’s growth into the future for the benefi t of all.

At Lachlan’s Line we are evolving previously underutilised land into a vibrant new community with high quality public amenity, parks, open spaces and a new artistically styled bridge providing a vital pedestrian link to North Ryde Station.

www.urbangrowth.nsw.gov.au


BEST MASTER PLANNED COMMUNITY

This award is for a master planned community where no less than 250 dwellings have been completed


Award for


FranklinNullarbor Avenue, Franklin ACTFranklin, in Canberra’s Gungahlin region, is developed by the ACT Government’s Land Development Agency (LDA). The LDA’s vision for developing Franklin, its first master-planned suburb, was to create an economic, social and environmentally sustainable community that leveraged location, heritage and culturally significant features. Franklin provides accessible and attractive streetscapes with parkland and pedestrian and cycle networks. A variety of block sizes promote housing diversity within a safe and vibrant community designed to meet diverse and changing long term needs.

Owned by:Land Development Agency

Nominated by:Land Development Agency

Project TeamDeveloper: Land Development AgencyArchitect: N/APlanner: Skylab

(previously John Easthope and Associates)Quantity Surveyor: N/ABuilders: N/A Consultants: Calibre, AECOM, RedboxFinancier: N/A

URBANGROWTH NSW AWARD FOR BEST MASTER PLANNED COMMUNITY


VALEAveley WAVale is a Master Planned Community which will ultimately include over 4,600 dwellings. With two operational schools, two more planned schools, an operational town centre as well as a second neighbourhood town centre planned, Vale offers everything an astute home buyer is looking for. A magnitude of housing options also means there is a home to suit everyone’s lifestyle and budget.

Owned by:Stockland Developments Pty Ltd

Nominated by:Stockland

Project TeamDeveloper: StocklandArchitect: N/APlanner: CLE Town Planning + DesignQuantity Surveyor: McMullen Nolan GroupBuilders: N/AConsultants: Civil Engineer – Cossill and Webley,

Hydrologist – JDA Hydrologists, Landscape Architect – Emerge Associates

Financier: N/A

NEWHAVENNicholson Road, Piara Waters WANewhaven is a picturesque and family-friendly community located just 25 kilometres south east of Perth. With great local schools, shopping options and transport links, it’s easy to see why dozens of growing families are moving to Newhaven each year. The community’s own lake and landscaped parks connected by more than 13 kilometres of walking and cycling paths encourage an active, outdoor lifestyle. The Newhaven town centre (under construction) will become a central hub for local shopping or catching up with friends.

Owned by:Stockland

Nominated by:Stockland WA Development Pty Ltd

Project TeamDeveloper: StocklandArchitect: Emerge Associates – Landscape ArchitectsPlanner: Creative Design and PlanningQuantity Surveyor: Whelans SurveyingBuilders: N/AConsultants: PDC Design, Wood & Grieve Engineers,

JDSi Consulting EngineersFinancier: Stockland

THE VILLAGE AT WELLARDHenley Boulevard, Wellard WAThe Village at Wellard is the first purpose-built transit-oriented community on Perth’s southern suburbs rail line. It has attracted national and international recognition and set a new benchmark for diversity, sustainability and affordability. Fringed by bushland, the development incorporates medium-density apartments and spacious suburban homes, around a lively Village Centre and train station. A joint venture between Peet Limited and the WA Housing Authority, the community’s outstanding market appeal demonstrates the power of smart planning to simultaneously drive social change and commercial success.

Owned by:Peet Limited and The Housing Authority

Nominated by:Peet Limited

Project TeamDeveloper: Joint Venture between Peet Limited and the

Housing AuthorityArchitect: Various – eg: Buchan Group (Wellard Square);

Mathews & Scavalli (Invita Apartments)Planner: Taylor Burrell Barnett;

Creative Design and PlanningQuantity Surveyor: FugroBuilders: Civil Contractor – RJ VincentConsultants: Consulting Engineer – TABEC, Landscape

Architect – EPCAD, Environmental Consultant – Strategen Environmental

Financier: N/AOther: Community – Creating Communities Australia,

Public Relations – Mills Wilson


LIGHTSVIEW2 City View Boulevard, Adelaide SA Lightsview is a highly innovative inner suburban development founded on new urbanism principles, a fresh architectural theme and a commitment to housing innovation across the 2,600 home development. Offering quality, prestige and a proximity to the Adelaide CBD comparable to many existing upmarket eastern suburbs, Lightsview is now synonymous with progressive small lot housing that is being delivered sensitively, has achieved wide market acceptance, and supports the density objectives of the SA Government’s 30 year plan.

Owned by:Renewal SA and CIC Australia

Nominated by:Renewal SA and CIC Northgate Pty Ltd

Project TeamDeveloper: CIC AustraliaArchitect: VariousPlanner: Design IQ – Michael Visintin Quantity Surveyor: VariousBuilders: VariousConsultants: Greenhill Engineers, Alexander & Symonds

surveyors, Jamshop (Advertising Agency)Financier: N/AOther: CATCON – civil construction,

SETTLERS HILLSBaldivis WAWith tree-lined streets, beautifully landscaped parklands and all the local amenities families need, Settlers Hills offers a relaxed suburban lifestyle. Settlers Hills is an award-winning community with over 16 years heritage. The close-knit community of Settlers Hills offers shopping, cafes, and parks just a few minutes’ walk from every home. It is close to key public transport links and a major freeway. Located in the Baldivis region, Settlers Hills is just 40 minutes drive south of Perth’s CBD and 10 minutes from the coastal beaches, with the added convenience of the Baldivis Town Centre providing a high level of service and amenity. Top quality education is available at Settlers Primary School and Tranby College. Childcare centres are also within easy walking distance and the presence of the Affinity Retirement Village allows a locality to reside for those of all ages.

Owned by:Stockland Developments Pty Ltd

Nominated by:Stockland WA Development Pty Ltd

Project TeamDeveloper: Stockland Developments Pty LtdArchitect: N/APlanner: Taylor Burrell BarnettQuantity Surveyor: N/ABuilders: N/AConsultants: Wood & Grieve (Civil Engineer), PLanE

(Landscape Architect), Fugro (Surveyor)Financier: N/A


SAS International designs and manufactures award winning metal ceiling systems and architectural metalwork.

[email protected]+61 (02) 8823 0000

manufacturing world-class interiors


www.sasint.com.au

INNOVATION & EXCELLENCE AWARDS 2016 PROPERTY COUNCIL OF AUSTRALIA | RIDER LEVETT BUCKNALL137INNOVATION & EXCELLENCE AWARDS 2016 PROPERTY COUNCIL OF AUSTRALIA | RIDER LEVETT BUCKNALL137

BEST OFFICE DEVELOPMENT


office development

Award for


50 Martin Place50 Martin Place, Sydney NSW50 Martin Place offered Macquarie the unique opportunity to revitalise one of Sydney’s most significant heritage commercial buildings in the heart of Martin Place, the city’s premier civic space. The Beaux Arts masterpiece held the potential to be revitalised into a modern workspace, connected and illuminated by the existing atria. An architectural icon, 50 Martin Place has been transformed into a 21st century headquarters for a dynamic global business.



Project TeamDeveloper: Macquarie Group LimitedArchitect: Johnson Pilton Walker (JPW)Planner: JBAQuantity Surveyor: MBMBuilders: Brookfield Multiplex Ltd Consultants: Arup, BVN Donovan Hill, TKD Architects,


SAS INTERNATIONAL AWARD FOR BEST OFFICE DEVELOPMENT


55 ELIZABETH STREET, BRISBANE55 Elizabeth Street, Brisbane QLD55 Elizabeth Street, a 19,000sq m A-Grade commercial office building within Brisbane’s CBD, was developed by Grocon in collaboration with a fund managed by Credit Suisse Asset Management. The 15 level tower was the first significant office project to be committed and constructed in Brisbane after the Global Financial Crisis and is 100 per cent leased to the Australian Taxation Office. This high quality project was Grocon’s first ever Brisbane development and was successfully delivered early and ahead of budget.

Owned by:Credit Suisse

Nominated by:Grocon

Project TeamDeveloper: GroconArchitect: Base building: BVN; Interiors: Hassell Planner: Cardno BHP Quantity Surveyor: WT PartnershipBuilders: GroconConsultants: Structure: Bonacci; Services: EMF Griffiths;

Hydraulics: H-Design; Certifier: McCarthy Consulting Group

Financier: Forward funded acquisition by a Credit Suisse managed fund

CLOISTERSBetween 863 Hay Street & 200 St Georges Terrace, Perth WACloisters was transformed from an outdated retail arcade in the heart of the Perth CBD into a vibrant food and shopping destination featuring more than 2,000sq m of retail space and a new 11 level, A-Grade office building. Sustainability was a key priority of the design and Cloisters has achieved a 5 Star Green Star office V3 rating and a 4.5 Star NABERS Energy rating.


Nominated by:Beck Advisory (Perth Diocesan Trustees)

Project TeamDeveloper: Beck AdvisoryArchitect: Buchan GroupPlanner: The Planning GroupQuantity Surveyor: Ralph Beattie Bosworth/

Norman Disney & YoungBuilders: ProbuildConsultants: Aurecon, Resolve Group, O’Brien Harrop

Access, Warren Symington Ralph, Silvertone Photography

Financier: Westpac


100 SKYRING1OO Skyring Terrace, Newstead QLD1OO Skyring is a future-focused, A-Grade office development which has created a prominent gateway to the thriving Gasworks precinct in Brisbane. Situated only 1.7 kilometres from Brisbane CBD, the site surrounds the city’s historic gasometer and offers 23,759sq m of superior commercial space. With a striking exterior, the 12 storey building on Newstead’s Skyring Terrace has been designed to foster greater staff collaboration and productivity with large campus-style floor plates of 2,200sq m. 1OO Skyring is a leading example of design and construction innovation coupled with a future-focused vision to provide first class accommodation for today’s exacting users. In an iconic location, adjacent to the Gasworks, 1OO Skyring adds to its surrounds with a striking design and activation of the precinct for tenants and the local community alike.


Nominated by:Charter Hall

Project TeamDeveloper: Charter HallArchitect: ML Design, Bates Smart Planner: ML Design Quantity Surveyor: Rider Levett BucknallBuilders: Hutchinson BuildersConsultants: EMF Griffiths, AECOM, NDYFinancier: N/A

720 BOURKE STREET, MELBOURNE720 Bourke Street, Melbourne VIC720 Bourke Street is a unique development comprising 16 levels of A-Grade office accommodation with Premium Grade Services. A true workplace evolution, the building features Australia’s first living façade and an extensive landscaped park of over 1,530sq m for tenants to relax and revive. A multi-purpose outdoor sports court also highlights 720 Bourke’s commitment to providing an active and healthy environment. Designed by leading architectural practice Hassell, the dual side core design with large, open plan floor plates of approximately 2,850sq m, offer maximum workspace flexibility. The full height central atrium offers visual connectivity and abundant natural daylight to each level, providing a focal point for workplace arrival and hub spaces. The atrium combined with interfloor stair connectivity opportunities, provide premium levels of workplace interaction.

Owned by:Cbus Property

Nominated by:Brookfield Multiplex & WSP | Parsons Brinckerhoff

Project TeamDeveloper: CBus PropertyArchitect: HassellPlanner: JH TownplanningQuantity Surveyor: Davis LangdonBuilders: Brookfield MultiplexConsultants: WSP | Parsons BrinckerhoffFinancier: Commonwealth BankOther: Structure: WSP Structures; Services: WSP;

Wind Engineering: MEL Consultants; Traffic Engineer: Cardno & Grogan Richards; Landscaping: Hassell


East Village | Victoria Park | Mixed Use East Village

Meridian & MonteWashington Park | Affordable Housing

Como + FairmountRiverwood North | Government Leadership

East Village | Victoria Park | Sustainable Development

The buildings that we create are borne of a collaborative process that uncovers project-specific results; these are environments that reinvigorate the city at large, as well as deliver places of value to those that inhabit them.

L7 ONE Oxford StreetDarlinghurst NSW 2010 turnerstudio.com.au

Como + Fairmount Como + Fairmount

www.turnerstudio.com.au


ONE70170 Railway Parade, West Leederville WAONE70 is an impressive five level, 5 Star Green Star, 5 Star NABERS, A-Grade office development. The $27 million project has already won several awards, including Excellence in Waste Management and Excellence in Energy Efficiency in the Master Builders Excellence in Construction Awards. Designed with a plethora of sustainability and ‘green’ objectives, the project is the result of an innovative Joint Venture between the Western Australian Local Government Association (WALGA) and QUBE Property, and is producing sound economic returns for all involved.

Owned by:QUBE Railway Parade Pty Ltd/ Western Australian Local Government Association

Nominated by:Qube Property Group

Project TeamDeveloper: QUBE Property & WALGAArchitect: HassellPlanner: HassellQuantity Surveyor: Davson WardBuilders: PACT ConstructionConsultants: AECOM, Aurecon, Galt Geotechnics, IBMS,

Lloyd George Accoustics, JMG, McMullen Nolan, Emerge Associates

Financier: Bankwest

OWEN DIXON CHAMBERS WEST525 Lonsdale Street, Melbourne VICOwen Dixon Chambers West Tower Addition and Integrated Fitout project was the addition of four and a half floors, 4500sq m NLA to the existing 18 storey building at 525 Lonsdale Street. An innovative project; prefabricated and lightweight construction methods were used extensively to minimise on-site labour and to achieve the earliest occupation date for the new floors. Utilising a full curtain wall system, the result is a clean, simple addition that is sympathetic to the existing building.

Owned by:Barristers’ Chambers Limited

Nominated by:Gray Puksand

Project TeamDeveloper: Barristers’ Chambers LimitedArchitect: Gray PuksandPlanner: ERMQuantity Surveyor: SlatteryBuilders: Kane ConstructionsConsultants: Wood & Grieve (Services), Clive Steel Partners

(Structure), Design Guide (Building Surveyor), Hansen and Associates (Acoustic), Aurecon (Facade)

Financier: Barristers’ Chambers Limited


www.wsp-pb.com


BEST SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT

— NEW BUILDINGSThis award recognises and encourages the demonstrated

application of sustainability practices that reduce a project’s eco footprint over the entire lifecycle


Award for


University of Queensland Global Change InstituteStaff house Road, UQ, St Lucia QLDThe GCI repositions buildings as consumers to being contributors to the regeneration of the ecological and social environment. The building is designed to work with the natural environment and operates as a zero energy and zero carbon work place. The GCI is an exemplar of sustainable practice and is home to research and collaboration focussed on global change. It has provided a research tool for innovative systems and the understanding of adaptive comfort conditions in a naturally ventilated sub-tropical environment.

Owned by:Property and Facilities Division, University of Queensland


Project TeamDeveloper: University of QueenslandArchitect: HassellQuantity Surveyor: Rider Levett BucknallBuilders: McNab Consultants: ARUP (Acoustic, Environmental and Fire

Services), Certis (Building Surveyor/Certifier/Access), Bligh Tanner (Civil, Façade + Structural), Medland Metropolis (Electrical, Lift, Lighting, Mechanical), Riddel Architecture (Heritage)

Financier: Partial private funding by Graeme Wood ($15 million) and UQ funding

Other: Green wall by The Green Wall Company and Exparrot by Mark Paul

WSP | PARSONS BRINCKERHOFF AWARD FOR BEST SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT — NEW BUILDINGS


CLOISTERSBetween 863 Hay Street & 200 St Georges Terrace, Perth WACloisters was transformed from an outdated retail arcade in the heart of the Perth CBD into a vibrant food and shopping destination featuring more than 2,000sq m of retail space and a new 11 level, A-Grade office building. Sustainability was a key priority of the design and Cloisters has achieved a 5 Star Green Star office V3 rating and a 4.5 Star NABERS Energy rating.


Nominated by:Beck Advisory (Perth Diocesan Trustees)

Project TeamDeveloper: Beck AdvisoryArchitect: Buchan GroupPlanner: The Planning GroupQuantity Surveyor: Ralph Beattie Bosworth/

Norman Disney & YoungBuilders: ProbuildConsultants: Aurecon, Resolve Group, O’Brien Harrop

Access, Warren Symington Ralph, Silvertone Photography

Financier: Westpac Banking Corporation

LIBRARY AT THE DOCK107 Victoria Harbour Promenade, Docklands VICThrough a unique tri-partnership agreement between the City of Melbourne, Places Victoria and Lendlease, Australia’s most sustainable civic building, the first 6 Star Green Star rated building and the only CLT public building in Australia was delivered. Its creation has set new benchmarks for public-private development and forged a new way for delivering community assets.

Owned by:City of Melbourne


Project TeamDeveloper: LendleaseArchitect: Design Architect - Kerry and Lindsay Clare

– Clare Design and Documenting Architect / Architect of Record – David Tweedie, Stuart Davey, Susy Gee, Richard Gibbs – Hayball

Planner: Vaughan Connor – Contour Consultants Aust Pty Ltd

Quantity Surveyor: WT Partnership – Quantity Surveyors & Construction Cost Consultants (David Thomas)

Builders: Lendlease BuildingConsultants: 1 Structural Engineer / Engineer of Record –

Robert Bird Group and Gavin McAuley 2 Services Engineer / ESD – Lendlease Design 3 Fire Engineering – Scientific Fire Services

Financier: N/AOther: CLT Fabricator – Erkki Valikangas / Stora Enso


ONE70170 Railway Parade, West Leederville WAONE70 is an impressive five level, 5 Star Green Star, 5 Star NABERS, A Grade office development. The $27 million project has already won several awards, including Excellence in Waste Management and Excellence in Energy Efficiency in the Master Builders Excellence in Construction Awards. Designed with a plethora of sustainability and ‘green’ objectives, the project is the result of an innovative Joint Venture between the Western Australian Local Government Association (WALGA) and QUBE Property, and is producing sound economic returns for all involved.

Owned by:QUBE Railway Parade Pty Ltd/Western Australian Local Government Association

Nominated by:QUBE Property Group

Project TeamDeveloper: QUBE Property & WALGAArchitect: HassellPlanner: Hassell Quantity Surveyor: Davson WardBuilders: PACT ConstructionConsultants: AECOM, Aurecon, Galt Geotechnics, IBMS,

Lloyd George Acoustics, JMG, McMullen Nolan, Emerge Associates

Financier: Bankwest

WORKZONE202 Pier Street, Perth WAWorkZone is Perth’s newest sustainable city fringe office campus that puts people at its centre. The campus-style complex comprises two twin style buildings linked by a spacious landscaped plaza. WorkZone is highly accessible with frontage to two arterial roads and is conveniently situated adjacent to a train station. Architecturally designed, the building showcases high quality features and finishes, including glass lifts, an expansive brise soleil, large open floors and natural light. The design creates the opportunity for a more efficient and productive environment.


Nominated by:Turner & Townsend

Project TeamDeveloper: Charter HallArchitect: fitzpatrick + partnersPlanner: The Planning Group Quantity Surveyor: Turner & TownsendBuilders: Broad Construction Services WAConsultants: Landscape Architect – AECOM, Structural

Engineer – VDM, Mechanical Engineer – AECOM, Environmental – AECOM, Hydraulic – NDY, Acoustic - MEL Consulting, Façade – AECOM, Civil – VDM, Surveyor - RM Surveys, Project Manager – Total Project Management, Programmer – CPM

Financier: National Australia BankOther: Public Art – Simon Gilby


We place human experience at the centre of our design process in order to deliver engaging, future-oriented projects that are underpinned by three main tenants: Limitless Curiosity, Computational design based on the analysis of User Behaviour, and Super Typologies. We do this as a global design and

in Australia, Asia, the Middle East, Europe and North America.

Our global studio model allows us to work collaboratively across time zones and borders, using the latest technology to share design intelligence and strengthen our knowledge base around the world.

Woods Bagot is a People Architecture company.

SUPERSPACE.WOODSBAGOT.COM

www.superspace.woodsbagot.com


BEST PUBLIC BUILDING

This award recognises excellence in a new or refurbished public building


Award for


Dr Chau Chak Wing Building14-28 Ultimo Road, Ultimo NSWSpectacular inside and outside, the Dr Chau Chak Wing Building is a key component of UTS’s $1 billion-plus City Campus Master Plan and provides learning, research and office space for up to 1600 students and staff in the UTS Business School. The first building in Australia designed by Frank Gehry — one of the world’s most influential architects — it is a physical manifestation of the innovative thinking that underpins the learning and research undertaken by the Business School and UTS as a whole.

Owned & Nominated by:University of Technology Sydney

Project TeamDeveloper: University of Technology SydneyArchitect: Gehry Partners LLP (design) and Daryl Jackson

Robin Dyke (executive)Planner: RPS AustraliaQuantity Surveyor: Rider Levett BucknallBuilders: Lendlease Consultants: Arup (structural engineer, lead façade consultant, transportation and traffic); AECOM (ESD consultant, engineer for brick façade and services engineer); Australian Museum Consulting (Archaeological investigation and excavation); AW Edwards (Early works contractor); Casey & Lowe (Archaeological consultant); Dominic Steele Consulting Archaeology (Aboriginal Archaeological investigation); Favetti Bricklaying (Bricklaying); Godden Mackay Logan (Heritage assessment); Marshall Day Acoustics (Acoustics consultant); Morris Goding Access Consulting (Accessibility consultant) RPS (Statutory planner); Urban Art Projects (Stainless steel stair manufacture); BM+G (Private certifier)Financier: University of Technology Sydney and donation

from Dr Chau Chak Wing

WOODS BAGOT AWARD FOR BEST PUBLIC BUILDING


BRISBANE AIRPORT INTERNATIONAL TERMINAL REDEVELOPMENTLevel 4, International Terminal, Airport Drive Brisbane QLDBrisbane Airport’s International Terminal has had a stunning $45 million face-lift, giving it a uniquely Brisbane and Queensland flavoured departure lounge, vibrant arrivals area and tempting new shopping and dining options showcasing bold new architecture. Described by the Deputy Prime Minister, The Hon. Warren Truss, as “the finest International Terminal anywhere in the country”, the redevelopment features a central ‘Green Zone’ surrounded by tropical plants, defined dwell, work and relaxation areas and restaurants offering locally sourced products, food and beverages.


Nominated by:Brisbane Airport Corporation

Project TeamDeveloper: LendleaseArchitect: Richards and Spence Architects and

Arkhefield ArchitectsPlanner: RCPQuantity Surveyor: Steele WrobelBuilders: Lendlease BuildingConsultants: GHD, Calibre, Landrum and BrownFinancier: Brisbane Airport CorporationOther: Clayton Utz, Flagstaff, K&L Gates

CANBERRA AIRPORTCanberra Airport ACTDescribed by users as an ‘architectural museum’ featuring innovative environmental measures and ground-breaking customer comforts, Canberra Airport’s $480 million terminal is unlike any other transport infrastructure in the country. With its focus on art and aesthetics, along with practicality — such as a climate-controlled indoor taxi rank lounge — and environmental systems that would allow it to fully operate off-grid, the terminal provides a fitting gateway for the national capital of a modern, sophisticated and innovative nation.

Owned by:Capital Airport Group

Nominated by:Capital Airport Group

Project TeamDeveloper: Capital AirportArchitect: Guida Moseley Brown ArchitectsPlanner: Canberra Airport Quantity Surveyor: Construction ControlBuilders: Construction ControlConsultants: AWT Consulting Engineers,

Rudds Consulting Engineers, Mott MacDonald and Fire Safety Science

Financier: Canberra Airport


SOUTH AUSTRALIAN HEALTH AND MEDICAL RESEARCH INSTITUTENorth Terrace, Adelaide SAWoods Bagot was engaged by the South Australian Government to establish the South Australian Health and Medical Research Institute in Adelaide. A world-class research facility awarded a LEED Gold rating; the institute provides circa 25,000sq m of space in an iconic and sculptural form in the heart of the city’s health and medical precinct. Inspired by the skin of a pine cone, the building’s design aims to inspire and promote the function of the research housed within via an articulated skin.

Owned by:South Australian Health and Medical Research Institute

Nominated by:Woods Bagot

Project TeamDeveloper: N/AArchitect: Woods BagotPlanner: N/A Quantity Surveyor: Rider Levett BucknallBuilders: John Hindmarsh SAConsultants: Research Facilities Design, Aurecon,

Norman Disney & Young, Cundall, OxigenFinancier: South Australian Government and

Commonwealth Government of AustraliaOther: BuildSurv, Department of Planning Transport &

Infrastructure, Disability Consultancy Services, CETEC, ID/Laboratory, Radiation Services Group

FLINDERS UNIVERSITY AT TONSLEYSturt Road, Bedford Park SAThe Flinders University at Tonsley building centrally locates the University’s School of Computer Science, Engineering and Mathematics, with the Medical Device Research Institute and Centre for NanoScale Science and Technology, alongside some of Adelaide’s biggest businesses and industries. It also a hub for entrepreneurs, next generation start-ups and business incubation through the University’s New Venture Institute (NVI). Bringing together the sharpest minds, the boldest researchers and proven business leaders all collaborating under the one roof encourages innovation and drives new industry.

Owned by:Flinders University

Nominated by:Lendlease and Flinders University

Project TeamDeveloper: Renewal SAArchitect: HassellPlanner: URPS Quantity Surveyor: Rider Levett BucknallBuilders: LendleaseConsultants: Arup, WSP and KBR Building Services,

Katnich Dodd, Rider Levett BucknallFinancier: N/A


SHRINE – GALLERIES OF REMEMBRANCEBirdwood Avenue, Melbourne VIC Melbourne’s Shrine of Remembrance has been expanded beyond a static monument to an exhibition space and education facility. The development includes the Visitors’ Centre, Education Centre, Galleries of Remembrance and offices, all concealed in the Shrine’s vast, previously unused undercroft. Four zigzag-shaped garden courtyards in the surrounding hill lead into the new spaces. The designs are inventive, yet respectful of the Shrine’s historic and symbolic functions. The Shrine can better than ever accommodate activities for the 2014–2018 WW1 commemorations.

Owned by:Shrine of Remembrance Trustees


Project TeamDeveloper: Major Projects VictoriaArchitect: ARM ArchitecturePlanner: Lovell ChenQuantity Surveyor: Rider Levett BucknallBuilders: ProBuildConsultants: Rush Wright Associates, Electrolight, Marshall

Day, Cunningham Martyn Design, Umow Lai, Irwinconsult

Financier: Victorian State GovernmentOther: Veterans’ Affairs – Department of Premier and

Cabinet, Shrine of Remembrance Trust

MELBOURNE SCHOOL OF DESIGNUniversity of Melbourne, Masson Road, Parkville VICThe 17,000sq m Melbourne School of Design (MSD) building is a pioneering state-of-the-art educational facility created out of a shared client, architecture and engineering vision to create a dynamic, sustainable, and transformative teaching environment that exemplifies clever pedagogical design. The MSD is the largest of only twelve buildings in Australia to receive the industry lauded 6 Star rating; out of these twelve, the MSD is the only building to merit all ten innovation points possible during the challenging evaluation process.

Owned by:The University of Melbourne

Nominated by:Aurecon

Project TeamDeveloper: The University of MelbourneArchitect: John Wardle Architects (Australia) &

NADAA (USA)Planner: N/AQuantity Surveyor: N/A Builders: N/AConsultants: Aurecon, Umow Lai, OculusFinancier: The University of Melbourne


BNE SERVICE CENTRE3 Great Barrier Road, Brisbane Airport QLDBrisbane Airport’s BNE Service Centre sets a new standard of quality design and finishes. The centre has a vision to not just be a place to fill-up, but also as a destination in itself – a local placemaker. The distinctly Queensland design features an innovative geometric ceiling, high-quality amenities and added technology for users. The BNE Service Centre has already become an integral part of the growing airport community, with virtually all customers extremely satisfied with the centre’s unique offer.


Nominated by:BNE Property, Brisbane Airport Corporation

Project TeamDeveloper: BNE Property, Brisbane Airport CorporationArchitect: Thomson AdsettPlanner: N/A Quantity Surveyor: N/ABuilders: BEECH ConstructionsConsultants: Structural and Civil Engineer: FARR Engineers

Mechanical, Hydraulic and Electrical Engineer: ADG Traffic Engineer: Cambray Landscape Architect: Lat 27

Financier: Brisbane Airport Corporation

LIBRARY AT THE DOCK107 Victoria Harbour Promenade, Docklands VICThrough a unique tri-partnership agreement between the City of Melbourne, Places Victoria and Lendlease, Australia’s most sustainable civic building, the first 6 Star Green Star rated building and the only CLT public building in Australia was delivered. Its creation has set new benchmarks for public-private development and forged a new way for delivering community assets.

Owned by:City of Melbourne


Project TeamDeveloper: LendleaseArchitect: Design Architect – Kerry and Lindsay Clare

– Clare Design and Documenting Architect / Architect of Record – David Tweedie, Stuart Davey, Susy Gee, Richard Gibbs – Hayball

Planner: Vaughan Connor – Contour Consultants Aust Pty Ltd

Quantity Surveyor: WT Partnership – Quantity Surveyors & Construction Cost Consultants (David Thomas)

Builders: Lendlease BuildingConsultants: 1 Structural Engineer / Engineer of Record –

Robert Bird Group and Gavin McAuley 2 Services Engineer / ESD – Lendlease Design 3 Fire Engineering – Scientific Fire Services

Financier: N/AOther: CLT Fabricator – Erkki Valikangas / Stora Enso


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13 YEARS DEVELOPING & DESIGNING LIVEABLE COMMUNITIES Excellence in project delivery, asset and housing management

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BEST AFFORDABLE HOUSING DEVELOPMENT

This award recognises and publicly rewards the ‘value for money’ in a new or refurbished

affordable housing development


Award for


One on Aberdeen15 Aberdeen Street, Perth WAOne on Aberdeen is an innovative example of how the government and industry can partner to deliver outstanding affordability outcomes. Led by the Housing Authority in Western Australia and Diploma Properties, the project has injected greater vibrancy to an under-activated part of the Perth CBD. Completed in 2014, the 13 storey development consists of seven commercial and 161 one and two bedroom residential units. The development achieved 50 per cent affordability incorporating a range of affordable housing options in a single building.

Owned by:Housing Authority, Government of Western Australia

Nominated by:Housing Authority

Project TeamDeveloper: Housing Authority, Government of Western

Australia and Diploma PropertiesArchitect: McDonald JonesPlanner: Greg Rowe & AssociatesQuantity Surveyor: Ralph Beatty BosworthBuilders: Diploma Constructions Consultants: Consulting Engineers:

AECOM and Norman Disney & YoungFinancier: Commonwealth Bank

BHC AWARD FOR BEST AFFORDABLE HOUSING DEVELOPMENT


WASHINGTON PARK1 Vermont Cresent, Riverwood NSW



Project TeamDeveloper: PAYCEArchitect: Turner StudioPlanner: UrbisQuantity Surveyor: Rider Levett BucknallBuilders: DASCO AustraliaConsultants: M ProjectsFinancier: Goldman SachsOther: Link Sales & Marketing

Not simply a new development but an entirely new suburb. At less than 30 minutes south-west of the CBD with quick and easy access to the M5 Motorway or rail, Washington Park is widely considered by experts to be one of Sydney’s next property hotspots. The development sold out in six weeks across three stages. With prices starting from $295,000 up to $665,000 it is a desired location for not only lifestyle appeal, but also for long term investment potential.


MINTO / NEWBROOK / HILLCROFTBen Lomond Road, Minto NSWGeorges River Road, Airds NSWBadgally Road, Claymore NSWUrbanGrowth NSW has worked with the Land and Housing Corporation and Campbelltown City Council to rejuvenate and revitalise the public housing estates at Minto, Airds/Bradbury and Claymore and transform them into sustainable mixed communities. Introducing private residents into each community through a 70 per cent private and 30 per cent social mix has created greater community harmony, assisted in building new and refurbished social housing and introduced some of the most affordable housing lots into the Sydney housing market.

Owned by:Land and Housing Corporation

Nominated by:UrbanGrowth NSW

Project TeamDeveloper: UrbanGrowth NSWArchitect: N/APlanner: N/A Quantity Surveyor: N/ABuilders: N/AConsultants: Mott MacDonald, SMEC, YSCO,Financier: N/A

WHITEMAN EDGEFairmount Boulevard, Brabham WAThe vibrant and family-friendly community of Whiteman Edge is located in the suburb of Brabham, just 20 kilometres from Perth’s CBD. This master-planned community will include 12 hectares of parklands, playgrounds, a neighbourhood shopping centre, and residents will be within walking distance of primary and secondary schools in Brabham. Whiteman Edge is close to public transport, 4,000 hectares of recreation and conservation reserve and has a huge range of recreational activities nearby, including the Swan Valley wineries.

Owned by:Stockland

Nominated by:Stockland Developments Pty Ltd

Project TeamDeveloper: StocklandArchitect: N/APlanner: Chappell Lambert Everett Quantity Surveyor: N/ABuilders: N/AConsultants: Cossill & Webley (Civil Engineer),

EPCAD (Landscape Architect)Financier: N/A


Moulis Legal is proud to be the sponsor of the Australian Property Council’s inaugural award for Commitment to Gender Diversity—

Our team includes some of Australia’s top lawyers (Chambers & Partners, 2016). Our modern and diverse

workplace is one reason for our success. We respect and nurture the skills of the people who are right for our

clients and right for our organisation regardless of their gender, ethnicity or age. Diversity gives us the social and

intellectual depth to generate ideas and solutions. We congratulate the inaugural Property Council of Australia

Diversity Award finalists on their commitment to being innovative, aware and rewarding places to work. moulislegal.com

Our diversity is your

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DIVERSITYThis is a new Innovation & Excellence Award Category for

2015/2016 that recognises and promotes the positive contribution made by organisations that demonstrate a holistic and long-term

commitment to diversity within the property industry


Award for


Mirvac LimitedNSW

As only one of two ASX200 listed companies to have 50 per cent female directors on the Board, Mirvac is proud of the progress we have made towards gender equality as a result of sustained commitment from our Board and senior management. We are focused on building an inclusive culture and mainstreaming flexibility in alignment with our broader shift to transform the way we work. Valuing and seeking a diversity of perspectives drives our commitment to customer-focused innovation.

Nominated by:Mirvac Limited

MOULIS LEGAL AWARD FOR DIVERSITY


JACOBSVICJacobs recognises that talent comes from all backgrounds. As a result, providing superior and innovative solutions for clients requires attracting, recruiting and retaining a diverse workforce. To achieve this requires a culture that caters for diverse needs where individuals feel safe, valued and respected, are treated fairly, provided with flexibility, and have an opportunity to excel in their chosen career and industry. Jacobs was recently awarded the 2015 Employer of Choice for Gender Equality (ECOGE).

Nominated by:Jacobs

DEXUS PROPERTY GROUPNSWIn 2013, DEXUS Property Group embarked on a journey to celebrate, encourage and demonstrate the benefits of diversity. At its heart, our program was designed to build a culture that eradicated unconscious bias in our decision-making processes, and provided a role model for industry which promoted workplace diversity, collaboration, flexibility, innovation and talent management, while at the same time created an engaged, diverse and productive workforce.

Nominated by:DEXUS Property Group


COMMONWEALTH BANK OF AUSTRALIANSWCommonwealth Bank’s Group Property team actively drive and support diversity and inclusion outcomes not just within their team but increasingly within their broader business unit and the Commonwealth Bank Group as a whole. The Group Property Leadership Team have taken the lead on numerous innovative diversity initiatives that are making a real difference to the culture within the Group Property team and the broader organisation.

Nominated by:Commonwealth Bank of Australia

LENDLEASE CORPORATIONNSWOur vision is to create the best places and at Lendlease we believe that environments where people are respected for who they are and what they do is key to this. In our workplaces we foster an organisational culture where individuals confidently bring their whole self to work, and we provide the environment and support for people to be their best. We know from experience that innovation and collaboration through diverse teams working together harmoniously, delivers great outcomes for employees, our customers and business partners. Our Global Diversity & Inclusion Strategy is bold, and we stand by it.

Nominated by:Lendlease Corporation


CROWN RESORTSVICWith an incredibly diverse and inclusive workforce, Crown has focussed this submission on our strategies to increase the employment of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Australians, and people with disability. Our Indigenous Employment Program and CROWNability both have dedicated resources and comprehensive strategic plans, and have achieved substantial success in attracting, developing and retaining employees, and creating a changed workplace culture. In addition, we work with our suppliers and industry groups, encouraging them and supporting them to adopt similar programs.

Nominated by:Crown Resorts

www.crownresorts.com.au


STOCKLANDNSWStockland’s purpose is we believe there is a better way to live. We do this by developing communities where people feel a sense of belonging. Our most important community is our workforce, and we reinforce the sense of belonging for our employees through ‘A Better Way to Work’. We want our people to thrive, feel valued and included. We want them to achieve their best, irrespective of gender, ethnicity, age, physical abilities, sexuality, family status and/or beliefs.

Nominated by:Stockland

HERBERT SMITH FREEHILLSNSWWe understand that having an inclusive culture is critical to business success because we are then best positioned to attract, retain and motivate diverse people who can bring different perspectives to the ways in which we innovate and find solutions to increasingly complex issues. Our Inclusive Leadership project has equipped partners with the skills to leverage the diversity of experience in our network so that we are best positioned to innovate and embrace the emerging opportunities in our markets. We believe our approach to diversity and inclusion enables us to service the property industry in a highly effective way.

Nominated by:Herbert Smith Freehills


Project Management

CONGRATULATIONS TO THE GPT GROUP ON YOUR NOMINATION FOR WOLLONGONG CENTRAL

Compass were proud to be part of an exceptional development and delivery team, who succeeded in bringing an inspirational vision to life.

Our thanks to the direction of the GPT Development team, including - Anthony McNulty, Lachlan Cameron, Steven Turner, Mohan Rengaswamy, Martin Keyes, Ben Hughes and Geoff Gordon.

Compass Project Management is an industry specialist, whose pledge is to provide Proficient, Persistent and Progressive Project Delivery Expertise.

Compass Retail Delivery is a leader in the field of tenancy design and coordination, recognising the importance of the end user.

Retail Delivery

We would like to thank our current clients for supporting us on our journey to drive excellence on your projects, and look forward to your successes in the coming years

Compass Project Planning provides expert programming and staging analysis to drive the best direction and outcomes for your project.

Our philosophy is simple -

Plan the Work & Work the Plan


THE STAR ENTERTAINMENT GROUPNSWThe Star Entertainment Group (formerly Echo Entertainment Group) has targeted four areas of diversity and inclusion: gender diversity, age diversity, multicultural diversity and LGBTI diversity. The strong alignment between our organisational strategy, diversity and inclusion activities, our team members and our guests is exemplified by our values of Ownership, True Teamwork, Welcoming, and City Pride. This alignment is important for The Star Entertainment Group in ensuring an authentic, thrilling experience for our guests and our team members.

Nominated by:Echo Entertainment Group Limited

SCENTRE GROUP LIMITEDNSWIn June 2014, Scentre Group emerged to own and operate the Westfield brand in AU/NZ. Led by CEO Peter Allen, Scentre Group’s purpose opened the door to a refreshed approach to diversity and inclusion. We are embedding diversity and inclusion deep into our DNA and working on projects to improve gender representation, indigenous employment and workplace flexibility. The centrepiece of our activity to date is a ground-breaking policy on flexibility.



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