Our Specialist Projects team completed three stages of work within the live hospital environment. Designed by dwp | design worldwide partnership, stage 1 and 2 office refurbishments started right away with stage 3 following on from that and including the demolition and reconfiguration of a section of the radiation therapy department to make way for […]
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The St Philip’s Christian College Gosford – DALE is a Dynamic Alternative Learning Environment for students in years 3 – 12 who have a diagnosis of anxiety, depression, PTSD or autism. Constructed within the existing campus, the project commenced with the demolition and removal of two existing buildings prior to the construction of the new
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Catherine McAuley Catholic College is a brand new college located in Medowie. North were engaged as an Early Contractor Involvement partner, alongside Webber Architects, to deliver Stage 1 works. Stage 1 includes the development of a masterplan for the whole school on the new site. Stage 1 construction comprised 3 buildings within a masterplan of
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North were engaged to complete upgrade works to Belmont Hospital. The project not only included a new 2-storey extension to an existing building containing an operating theatre, anesthetic bay, and clinical sterile facility, but also involved alterations and additions to current spaces such as reception, nurse stations, patient rooms, pre- and post-operative beds and waiting
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The St Philip’s Christian College Cessnock Senior school project comprised the construction of a multi-storey building with administration areas, 16 general learning areas, meeting rooms and kitchen area including carparking, associated landscaping and existing school integration works.
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North worked with ET Australia and SHAC Architects as an Early Contractor Involvement (ECI) and Design & Construct (D&C) partner to deliver the relocation of the school’s Years 7-10 campus and the establishment of a new senior campus for Years 11-12. The project required State Significant Development Approval for the two new campuses; one within
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Working alongside Quinn O’Hanlan Architects to transition the school to a full 7 stream 7-12 high school, the project scope included demolishing and reconstructing the College’s main administration and staff centre; refurbishment to art and general-purpose learning areas; associated roadworks; upgrading services and infrastructure; car parking and landscaping. A challenge for the team involved managing
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The project involved the demolition of existing buildings and surrounding retaining walls and pavements, construction of a new TAS building and learning spaces, workshops, student commercial Kitchen, welding rooms, digital fabrication room, spray booth, new and reshaped landscaped areas. New pavement detailing was created to accommodate the change in floor levels and awning structures to
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North were engaged to undertake an extension of the existing aged care facility which comprised an additional 29 RACF beds plus additional administration offices, reconfiguration of the existing dining area and new dining space for the additional rooms, new common areas associated with the additional rooms, new care staff / nurse stations and the refurbishment
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The sanctuary is a partnership between Port Stephens Council and Port Stephens Koala Hospital to ensure first-class care to sick, injured and orphaned koalas. The sanctuary also offers a unique opportunity to stay overnight in glamping tents within the grounds. For the North team, the project included ground preparation and services infrastructure to transform the
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