The Pacific

By Hutchinson Builders

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Facing Australia’s most famous beach the multi-award winning Pacific at Bondi is home to Australia’s most expensive penthouse on the top level — a result of combining two luxury apartments.

The project involved the redevelopment of the former Swiss Grand Resort Spa into a mixed use development combining luxury residential apartments with a boutique hotel and retail tenancies.

The development included the removal of services and stripping back of the existing hotel to bare structure and installing multiple new lift cores to service the new layout.

One complete new level was added to the building and the existing levels underwent significant reconfiguration and structural strengthening to maximise floor space and support new structure. Following the structural modifications, a high end fitout to the residential apartments and hotel along with the refurbishment of two basement levels, pool, gymnasium, public arcade, atrium spaces and public domain works complete the project.

Awards

2016 MBA NSW Awards Hospitality Buildings $70,000,001-$150,000,000

2016 Urban Taskforce’s Development Excellence Awards Development of the Year

2015 MBA NSW Awards Site Safety - Commercial Projects $50M & over

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Hutchies is Australia’s largest privately-owned construction company. For over 100 years and five generations, they’ve placed family values at the core of every structure, every team, every task – leaving behind a rich history and building a bright future. With offices across the country, Hutchies is your truly local national builder. They deliver across all markets, on any scale and in every location. They have a team of 1800 people, a debt free balance sheet of more than $392M and a turnover that exceeded $3.1B in 2022/23.