See below for a list of our recently completed and in progress projects:

  • The investment of up to $1.5 billion by the Victorian Government in the new Footscray Hospital is a significant step towards improving healthcare infrastructure in Melbourne's western suburbs. The location on the corner of Geelong and Ballarat Roads is strategic, providing easy access for residents in the area.

    The expansion of the hospital with nearly 200 additional beds will play a crucial role in meeting the growing demand for healthcare services in the region. By reducing wait times and relieving pressure on nearby hospitals, the new Footscray Hospital will ensure that families can receive quality care close to their homes.

    With the hospital's construction already underway, the project is on track to meet the target opening date in 2025. Once operational, it is expected to cater to around 15,000 more patients and serve around 20,000 additional people in its emergency department annually.

    This investment is a significant milestone for healthcare in the state and will undoubtedly improve access to medical services and enhance healthcare outcomes for the community in the western suburbs of Melbourne.

    (https://www.vhba.vic.gov.au/health/hospitals/new-footscray-hospital)

  • The $250 million Griffith Base Hospital redevelopment will deliver Griffith and the surrounding communities with state-of-the art health facilities and enhanced health services closer to home.

    All major health services at the Griffith Base Hospital will be housed under one roof, in the purpose-built three-story Clinical Services Building designed to support contemporary models of care.

    Other works as part of the redevelopment include the Non-Clinical Services Building, demolition of old hospital buildings, landscaping and car parking.

    The Redevelopment is scheduled for completion in 2025.

    (https://gbhredevelopment.health.nsw.gov.au/)

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  • The Stage one of the Campbelltown Redevelopment, completed in 2016, was a significant expansion project that aimed to enhance healthcare services and infrastructure in the Campbelltown area. This project included the following key components and improvements:

    Additional Inpatient Beds: The expansion added 90 new inpatient beds, with the capacity for an additional 30 beds in the future. This increase in inpatient capacity helps meet the growing healthcare needs of the community.

    *Expanded Emergency Department: The project expanded the emergency department, likely to accommodate a higher volume of patients and improve emergency medical services.

    *Pediatric Outpatients Unit: A dedicated unit for pediatric outpatients was established, indicating a focus on providing specialized care for children and adolescents.

    *Birthing Rooms: Four new birthing rooms were created, which is crucial for maternal and obstetric care, allowing expectant mothers a comfortable and safe environment for childbirth.

    *Cardiac Catheterisation Laboratory/Interventional Suites: The addition of two cardiac catheterisation laboratories or interventional suites is vital for cardiac procedures, including diagnostic and interventional procedures like angioplasty and stent placement.

    *Co-Located Ambulatory Care and Outpatient Services: The project involved the creation of a co-located area that includes ambulatory care, outpatient services, antenatal care, allied health consulting rooms, and treatment spaces. This consolidation of services can improve patient access and convenience.

    *Relocation and Expansion of Supporting Space: The redevelopment also encompassed the relocation and expansion of supporting space for pathology and clinical information. This is essential for efficient healthcare operations, including diagnostic testing and medical record management.

    *Additional Car Parking: To accommodate the increased capacity and to improve access for patients and visitors, an additional 248 car spaces were added. This included 37 new spaces serving ambulatory care and cancer therapy services and 110 car spaces in the south-west corner of the campus.

    Overall, the Stage one of the Campbelltown Redevelopment significantly improved healthcare facilities and services in the area, addressing the need for additional beds, expanded emergency services, and specialized care units while also enhancing accessibility and supporting infrastructure.

    (https://www.campbelltownredevelopment.health.nsw.gov.au/)

  • The Campbelltown Hospital Redevelopment – Stage 2 is a major project aimed at improving healthcare facilities and services in the Macarthur region, specifically in Campbelltown, New South Wales, Australia. The redevelopment project is designed to enhance and expand clinical and support services, integrate and expand mental health services, and provide improved pediatric services for the local community.

    The key components of the project include the construction of a new clinical services building and the refurbishment of existing buildings. By offering additional clinical services and medical specialties, the hospital will be able to provide a more comprehensive range of healthcare services, reducing the need for patients to travel long distances for specialized treatments.

    Furthermore, the project aims to enhance patient flow and accessibility by providing better vehicle and pedestrian access to the hospital. It will also incorporate food and retail outlets within the hospital premises, making it more convenient for patients, visitors, and staff.

    One significant benefit of the redevelopment is the potential for job creation in the region, as the expansion of services and facilities will require additional staff and healthcare professionals to meet the growing demand for healthcare in the area.

    It's worth noting that this project is a continuation of the Campbelltown Hospital Redevelopment – Stage 1, which was completed in January 2016. The NSW Government is heavily investing in this project, with a commitment of $632 million to bring these improvements to the community.

    (https://www.campbelltownredevelopment.health.nsw.gov.au/)

  • The NSW Government's commitment to rebuilding essential services in 2023-24 includes a substantial investment of $8.8 billion for new and upgraded schools. This significant funding is dedicated to improving educational infrastructure and ensuring that growing communities have access to high-quality public education.

    One of the notable projects within this initiative involves the relocation of The Forest High School to a portion of 187 Allambie Road, Allambie Heights. This location falls within the current intake area for The Forest High School. The purpose of this project is to facilitate the relocation of the school and is aligned with the re-zoning and planning framework for Frenchs Forest, which aims to create a new town center for the community.

    The details provided here indicate that the NSW Government is committed to enhancing educational facilities to cater to the needs of the local community. This investment is expected to lead to improved educational opportunities and infrastructure for students and families in the area. As the project progresses, further updates regarding The Forest High School's relocation are expected to be released to keep the community informed about the developments.

    (https://www.schoolinfrastructure.nsw.gov.au/projects/f/the-forest-high-school-relocation.html)

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  • The construction of the new Maitland Administration Centre on High Street next to the Town Hall was a significant development project that involved a substantial investment of $38 million. This investment included the construction of the new administration center, as well as substantial upgrades to the Town Hall, parking facilities, and overall site improvements.

    The project was successfully completed by the end of 2022, and it has become the new home for approximately 360 Council staff. Additionally, the center was designed with future growth in mind, highlighting the Council's commitment to serving as a major employer for the City of Maitland and contributing to the revitalization of Central Maitland.

    The economic impact of this development is notable. It is expected to contribute to the local economy both directly and indirectly. Economic modeling suggests that the demand for local goods and services generated by the center's operation will amount to an estimated $101.4 million. This, in turn, is expected to create jobs, with 51 jobs being generated during the construction phase and a further 148 jobs as funds circulate through the local economy.

    In summary, the construction of the Maitland Administration Centre is a significant investment in infrastructure that not only serves the administrative needs of the City but also has a positive impact on the local economy by generating economic activity and job opportunities. It underscores the Council's commitment to the community and the city's growth and development.

    (https://www.maitland.nsw.gov.au/projects/maitland-administration-centre-project)

  • These apartments have been carefully and thoughtfully designed by a team of renowned architects and designers to provide a high level of livability and modern comfort.

    In summary, these apartments have been created with a strong emphasis on providing residents with a comfortable and aesthetically pleasing living space. The focus on modern design, functionality, and attention to detail by a team of renowned professionals ensures that these apartments offer a high standard of living.

    (https://www.homeapartments.com.au/locations/richmond/)

  • Ryman Healthcare's plan to construct a retirement village and aged care facility in Mt Eliza on a prime waterfront site has received approval from the Victorian Civil and Administrative Tribunal (VCAT). This significant development, situated at 60-70 Kunyung Road, represents a $317 million investment in a project covering an 8.9-hectare site that was formerly owned by Sir Reginald Ansett.

    One notable feature of this development is the full restoration of the 42-room heritage-listed Moondah Mansion, which was originally built by James Grice in 1888. The preservation of this historic building underscores a commitment to conserving the heritage and architectural significance of the site.

    The plan not only includes the restoration of the Moondah Mansion but also the construction of a retirement village and aged care facility, which will likely provide essential services and accommodations for senior residents in the area. The prime waterfront location adds to the desirability of the development and may offer residents scenic views and a peaceful living environment.

    The development on the site of the old Melbourne Business School is planned to include a diverse range of amenities and facilities to cater to the needs and preferences of its residents. The comprehensive range of amenities and services is intended to create a vibrant and comfortable living environment for residents. It allows for social interaction, leisure activities, fitness, relaxation, and access to various support services, all within the confines of the development.

    (https://www.rymanhealthcare.com.au/community-news/rymans-mount-eliza-village-approved)

  • The development of Caulfield Village aims to create a new and exceptional living environment that blends convenience and style while offering a European-inspired community feel.

    The village is conveniently situated within a short 15-minute drive from Melbourne's Central Business District (CBD), providing easy access to the city's amenities and activities. The development will cover 5 hectares of vacant land, creating a vibrant, mixed-use community. It's designed to provide a people-oriented environment where convenience and style coexist to offer an extraordinary living experience.

    The village plans to offer over 1,500 apartments, catering to a diverse range of residents and housing needs. This sizeable residential component suggests a commitment to accommodating a significant population. It also sets to include a range of amenities and services such as a supermarket, pharmacy, cafes, restaurants, and lifestyle facilities. This means that residents will have access to daily necessities and a variety of dining and leisure options within the community.

    The project has been undertaken in stages. Stage One, known as "Caulfield Heath," is already complete, and residents are now enjoying a luxurious living environment. The next stage, "Caulfield Village," reflects a philosophy of extending the existing suburb of Caulfield, emphasizing integration with the surrounding community rather than creating a standalone development.

    (https://beck.com.au/portfolio/caulfield-village/)

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WKS would like to acknowledge the traditional custodians of the land on which we live and practice and pay our respects to elders, past, present and future. In particular, we would like to acknowledge the 50,000+ years of continuous engagement of this land by Aboriginal and Torres Strait culture. The journey of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people and their knowledge of this land is incredibly rich – its importance to the future of our country should never be underestimated.