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Queens Place

Queens Place is an 80-storey residential development offering high-rise living with premium amenities and design integration. It is one of Melbourne’s tallest residential buildings, with over 800 apartments, multiple podium levels, and extensive shared facilities. With an emphasis on refined finishes and functional durability, the tower’s internal fitout demanded disciplined coordination and technical execution across all built elements, from base build to final handover. Carpentry was delivered throughout the tower, including door and frame installations across residential, service, and back-of-house zones, comprising fire- and acoustic-rated door sets, full-height architectural doors, and compliant frames and seals, installed in accordance with regulatory and performance requirements. Hardware packages, including locks, closers, seals, and privacy fittings, were integrated concurrently, ensuring uniformity and functionality across all units and shared spaces. Sanitary fittings and internal carpentry items were delivered in tandem with the main fitout program. Close coordination with other trades, particularly mechanical, electrical and wet area contractors, was critical to achieving consistent handover standards across more than 80 levels of residential construction.

Wesley Place

Wesley Place is a prominent mixed-use precinct in Melbourne’s CBD, delivering a considered integration of commercial towers and heritage fabric across 130, 140, and 150 Lonsdale Street. The development combines contemporary high-rise office buildings with the adaptive reuse of significant heritage structures, including the Wesley Church and associated bluestone buildings. As part of this precinct-scale transformation, specialist carpentry and cladding were completed across multiple zones, enhancing the architectural finish of public and transitional spaces while supporting the integration of old and new built forms. Carpentry and cladding works were undertaken across both new-build and heritage components of the precinct. At 130 Lonsdale Street, timber ceiling cladding and architectural linings were installed throughout the ground floor podium, contributing to the material continuity between interior and exterior spaces and reinforcing the tower’s architectural identity at street level. In parallel, restoration works were delivered across several heritage-listed structures. These included the fabrication and installation of bespoke timber elements, designed to match original profiles and detailing, as well as new façade interfaces that supported the adaptive reuse and compliance upgrades of the church and surrounding buildings. The works required close coordination with heritage consultants and precision integration with existing masonry and stonework.

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