The complex is made of three buildings stitched together, with varying floor levels. 

The facilities and circulations had been renovated in the 90’s, but circulation was torturous and confusing and the general appearance, tired. 

While tenants have moved in and out of the building, we have strategically planned upgrades and renovation work to re-organise and simplify circulation routes, refurbish common spaces, and provide improved facilities and services. 

The renovation works are pared back to showcase the heritage of the building, and make the modern interventions legible. New elements were introduced to provide interest and identity to spaces yet remained sympathetic to the existing character. This work is ongoing. 

Our involvement in the renovation works spanned a full scope from architectural design, consultant coordination, regulatory consents, procurement and contract administration.