
Delivered by Hindmarsh Construction Australia in Campbell, this project expands the Bean Building with new research, archive and public facilities while introducing a major Central Energy Plant incorporating one of the largest geothermal systems in the Southern Hemisphere. The extension integrates seamlessly with the heritage memorial precinct, providing humidity‑controlled storage, specialist conservation spaces and advanced energy infrastructure. The project supports the long‑term preservation of Australia’s national military collection while significantly improving sustainability and operational performance.

Constructed by Richard Crookes Constructions in Phillip, the Woden Bus Depot is a purpose‑built transport facility supporting ACT’s transition to a zero‑emissions public transport fleet. The complex integrates large‑scale electric bus charging infrastructure, maintenance workshops and operational facilities capable of charging up to 96 buses simultaneously. Delivered through a staged and technically complex program, the depot sets a benchmark for next‑generation transport infrastructure in Australia.

Delivered by Construction Control Australia in Wright, this early learning and kindergarten facility forms the first stage of a multi‑stage K–12 campus development. The building accommodates up to 120 students and integrates indoor learning spaces with landscaped outdoor play areas, designed to respond sensitively to the site’s terrain and bushfire requirements. Sustainability initiatives and child‑centred design outcomes support the
school’s aspiration to become Australia’s first net‑zero energy certified school.

Delivered by Monarch Building Solutions in Deakin, this project transformed a former
church site into a contemporary early learning and residential precinct. The development includes a purpose‑built childcare centre supporting up to 120 children, integrated outdoor play areas and two townhouses sensitively arranged within the surrounding neighbourhood. The design responds to site constraints through stepped levels, robust material selection and child‑focused learning environments.

Constructed by Construction Control Australia in Parkes, Anzac Park East is a nine‑storey PCA A‑grade commercial office building positioned along the national Heritage Vista. The project delivers highly flexible floorplates, premium amenities and integrated fitouts within a design that responds to its prominent civic setting. Targeting strong sustainability
credentials, the development contributes a contemporary workplace aligned with Canberra’s ceremonial and cultural context.

Built by The Village Building Company in Tralee, the South Jerrabomberra Community Centre is a flexible, community‑focused facility at the heart of a new town park precinct. The centre includes adaptable function spaces designed to support social, cultural and recreational activities for the growing community. Sustainability features, including off‑grid solar and battery storage systems, underpin long‑term operational resilience and environmental performance.

Delivered by Shaw Building Group in Acton, this 24‑hour emergency services facility co‑locates ACT Fire & Rescue and ACT Ambulance Service operations on a constrained, bushfire‑prone site. The station incorporates advanced sustainability measures and a bespoke bushfire compliance sprinkler system engineered to maintain rapid emergency response times. Purpose‑designed operational, training and wellbeing spaces provide a resilient and future‑ready base for frontline services.

Constructed by Total Project Construction in O’Connor, this project replaces the school’s former administration building with a contemporary facility designed as the welcoming face of the campus. The new wing integrates reception, offices and staff amenities while retaining and restoring original stained‑glass windows to preserve the school’s heritage
character. Careful staging within a live school environment ensured minimal operational disruption while delivering a fully compliant and future‑ready facility.

Delivered by Lendlease Construction in Campbell, this nationally significant project
expands the Australian War Memorial with new gallery spaces capable of housing
large military artefacts. The works integrate complex structural systems,
bespoke stone and metal finishes and sensitive connections to heritage fabric.
Delivered within a live public environment, the project sets an exceptional
benchmark for cultural infrastructure delivery.

Delivered by Joss Construction in Garran, this project represents a major modernisation
of an operational public primary school campus. The works introduce contemporary learning environments, landscaped circulation and innovative façade systems while preserving existing vegetation and school operations. Extensive collaboration and technical modelling ensured the project balances educational outcomes, sustainability and community integration.

Delivered by Built in Acton, this project expands the National Seed Bank’s research and
storage capacity within the Australian National Botanic Gardens. The facility introduces advanced laboratories, specialised storage environments and modular staff accommodation designed to integrate sensitively with surrounding bushland. The extension strengthens Australia’s capacity for plant conservation, biodiversity research and long‑term seed preservation.

Constructed by Lendlease Construction with Gray Puksand in Woden, CIT Woden is a landmark vertical campus and one of Australia’s largest mass‑timber buildings. The
project consolidates vocational education facilities into a compact, digitally enabled civic building with strong cultural narratives embedded throughout. All‑electric systems, smart campus infrastructure and low‑carbon construction set a benchmark for future public education facilities.

Delivered by Manteena in collaboration with CK Architecture in Downer, this development provides a contemporary independent living community for older residents. The project comprises multiple residential buildings with shared community facilities designed to promote wellbeing, independence and social connection. Robust construction, refined façade systems and carefully planned communal spaces ensure long‑term durability and
liveability.

Constructed by Design Construct Industries in Lyneham, this project delivers an authentic Thai Buddhist temple realised within the Australian regulatory environment. The complex combines traditional architectural expression with modern structural systems, including prefabricated glass‑reinforced concrete elements. Completed after many years of dedication, the temple stands as a significant cultural and spiritual landmark.

Delivered by Elevated Constructions in Mitchell, the Norwood Park Crematorium is a purpose‑built facility designed to provide a calm and respectful environment within an active memorial park. The project integrates specialised cremation infrastructure with refined architectural finishes and robust materials. Careful coordination and accelerated delivery resulted in a high‑quality civic facility serving the wider Canberra community.