Leicester Street Student Accommodation (LSSA) is Melbourne University latest student accommodation facility in Carlton. The building stands at 15 levels at 49 metres in height and comprises in addition to its 648 beds in apartment style accommodation of multiple retail spaces, lounges and common room spaces, a large terrace and swimming pool radiate away from a central pedestrian spine which runs to a village square, secure access and staff support 24 hours a day, seven days a week. The building has been design around achieving a 5 Green Star Sustainability Design Rating. Features such as high performance insulation and glazing systems, solar panels, cross ventilation assisted by a thermal chimney, and high efficiency fixtures and fittings have been incorporated into the design to achieve this important environmental rating.

The new building includes: New Administrative areas, several education spaces including a new lecture theatre, approximately 2000sqm of new exhibition space which will house one of the last surviving Devanha Landing Boats.
The new exhibition space consists of critical environment control to maintain temperature and humidity within the strict lending requirements of other world class museums, crucial to the preservation of the artefacts.
Comprehensive energy modelling has also been conducted to help predict future running costs and provide construction life cycle cost analyses.

The new building will include: a new regional library customer services facility, Council chambers, community meeting rooms, Council offices, an open air civic plaza and event spaces.

A new 21 story Green Star development to be the new home of the Australian Institute of Architects. Further details at www.41ex.architecture.com.au

The Eastern Plaza is a vital part of the government's multi-million dollar upgrade of the Melbourne Park Sporting precinct. Incorporating eight new indoor courts and 13 outdoor courts for elite training and general public use as well as change room facilities and a gymnasium. View further details of the development here.

New Technical Centre with chilled and heated water systems serving a series of close tolerance critical environments allowing full temperature and humidity control for replicating extreme natural environmental conditions in the testing of cardboard and paper.

Existing building refurbishments including construction of new Microbiology Laboratory and Chemical Laboratory. The project consisted of various fume extraction systems and PC1 and PC2 laboratories.