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Specialists in public works, justice and community facilities
Moree Police Station
Delivering world-class public works for Australia
Public works play a vital role in strengthening the Australian economy, and provide essential facilities for individuals and communities.
Funded by tax-payers, public works are tightly regulated and must be implemented in the most efficient way possible - both technically and financially. They need to be inviting and usable, and must uphold the highest standards in terms of safety, sustainability and longevity.
From humble, rural beginnings, Lahey Constructions has grown to become one of Australia’s most prominent and long-standing construction firms. Since the beginning, our passion for quality and service has enabled us to thrive in an increasingly competitive and ever-evolving industry. With over six decades of experience in developing a wide range of public works – from educational facilities to correctional facilities – Lahey has the know-how and expertise to get results, every time.
Lahey Constructions 3Who We Are
Top: Warragamba Dam Visitors Centre.Below Left: Wollongong Bathers Pavillion.
Below Right: Riverstone Police Station
We’ve helped grow our nation’s public assets for over six decades. EXPERIENCEWith Federal Accredition under the Best Practice Accreditation Scheme, we have developed a wide range of public works infrastructure, including police stations, community, educational and correctional facilities.
TRANSPARENCYWe work openly and collaboratively with our clients, exposing and addressing any inherent project risks from the outset, and working tirelessly to turn risks into opportunities wherever possible.
INNOVATIONWe embrace the latest technology and construction techniques to provide world-class design and construction, as well as to enhance collaboration and ease of management on all our projects.
QUALITYSince inception, we have been continually committed to providing the highest quality design, construction and management. Our detailed design processes and attention to detail are a direct reflection of our proud heritage.
SERVICEWe have a long-standing belief in the importance of customer service, and we are committed to providing face-to-face contact, open and transparent collaboration, and regular interaction with our clients.
FLEXIBILITYWe have brought together a unique industry team with the capacity to successfully guide the entire project lifecycle, from early-stage in-house design through to construction, compliance, services consulting and post-contract management.
Lahey Constructions 5Why Choose Us?
PROJECT NAME: Southern Highlands Police StationCLIENT: NSW Police ForcePROJECT MANAGERS: Brookfield Global Integrated SolutionsCONTRACT TYPE: Lump Sum ContractPROJECT VALUE: $13.2 M ARCHITECT: Gardner Wetherill & Associates
The works for Southern Highlands Police Station – New Build Project include:• Construction of the new 2 storey Local Area Command
Police Station including partial storey basement level parking and all external works. Approx. 2,380m2 station on existing property owned by NSW Police Force.
• Demolition of existing structures including asbestos removal and intrusive survey by contractor.
• Relocation of staff and equipment from Bowral Police station to Southern Highlands Police Station new build once complete. Scope of works to be determined and agreed.
• Connection of utilities / services to the site from the street including sewer, stormwater, potable water, hydrant, communications and power including the upgrading of HV transformer.
• Complete all landscaping works and external works on the street as documented and required by Council.
PROJECT NAME: Green Square Creative CentreCLIENT: Council of City of SydneyCONTRACT TYPE: Lump Sum ContractPROJECT VALUE: $25.0 M ARCHITECT: Peter Stutchbury Architecture
The proposed works comprises of the adaptive reuse of three heritage listed buildings as well as a new community park. The 3 buildings are;• Former Esme Cahill Bldg.• Community Shed• Green Infrastructure CentreEach building will be extended with a new addition, an outdoor room for the three-storey Creative Centre, and an amenities building for the single storey Community Shed. The 3 buildilngs are as follow:Joynton Avenue Creative Centre – The Joynton Avenue Creative Centre will be a hive of activity providing artists and creative practitioners with space to try out new ideas, connect and collaborate.Banga Community Shed – The nearby former pathology building will house a community shed for groups to host workshops and a wide range of activities.Performing Arts Hub – a performing arts space offering affordable rehearsal space and performance facilities to the community.
Lahey Constructions 6Current Projects
Current projects
Our Projects1 Green Square Community Hub2 Bathers Pavillion Wollongong3 Mid North Coast Correctional Centre JHLC (JV)4 Riverstone Police Station5 Warragamba Dam Visitor & Operations Centre6 Toronto Police Station
Our Projects
PROJECT: Warragamba Dam Visitor & Operations CentreCLIENT: Sydney Catchment AuthorityARCHITECT: Lahznimmo ArchitectsPROJECT VALUE: $10.4M
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1 Green Square Community HubCLIENT: Council of City of Sydney ARCHITECT: Peter Stutchbury ArchitecturePROJECT VALUE: $25MDUE FOR COMPLETION: 2016
Lahey Constructions 10Our Projects
Lahey has been engaged to create a new, large-scale Creative Centre, as well as a public park at Green Square, in Sydney’s inner eastern suburbs.
Most importantly, the project involves transforming three heritage-listed buildings: giving them new life and purpose. These buildings include the former Esme Cahill building, a community shed, and a Green Infrastructure Centre. We are currently working on extending each building, and adding an outdoor room for the three-storey Creative Centre. We are also constructing an amenities building for the single storey community shed.
Alongside the Creative Centre, we are also developing a playground and several leisure zones, as well as making improvements to the building curtilages and entries, and along street frontages and areas within the site adjacent to the project site. Extensive services reticulation installation also forms part of the project.
> Public domain works for the Green Square administration building (adjacent to the Matron Ruby Grant Park) to ensure maximum accessibility.
> Development of a single, high voltage connection from new substation kiosks to the electricity grid, and a single low voltage electricity network from the substation kiosks to various council-owned buildings.
> Creation of a new, open space that will include a local scale playground, active play space, shared driveway and a permanent public artwork. The project will also deliver new trees, planting, lighting and site services.
> Total roof replacement for the heritage-listed Green Infrastructure Centre building, which involves replacing slate tiles and timber roof framing.
> Miscellaneous works such as hydraulic, electrical and fire services.
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2 Bathers Pavilion WollongongCLIENT: Wollongong City Council ARCHITECT: Conybeare Morrison International Construction PROJECT VALUE: $13M
Lahey Constructions 14Our Projects
AWARDS> 2013 MBA Excellence in
Construction Award – Restoration of an Historic Building
> NSW National Trust Heritage Regeneration & New Development Award 2013
Lahey was engaged to undertake the meticulous restoration of the North Beach Bathers Pavilion in Wollongong. The work included heritage masonry repairs and remedial works, so as to restore this iconic 1930s building to its former glory.
Lahey worked collaboratively with Heritage Consultants to review the scope of the conservation and repair, confirm the required outcome method, as well as to establish the materials to be used in accordance with conservation management plans.
> Heritage refurbishment of the Pavilion viewing platform
> Heritage restoration of façade masonry and retention
> Demolition of internal structure and new pier foundations
> New seawall and beach stair construction
> Storm water trap infrastructure
> Lifeguard offices
> New restaurant with imported installation of glass roof
> Plant equipment
> Landscaping
Lahey Constructions 16Our Projects
3 Mid North Coast Correctional Centre JHLC (JV)
Lahey has undertaken projects on a collaborative basis and within sensitive environments such as the Mid North Coast Correctional Facility (Kempsey) which was completed in collaboration with John Holland Constructions and in consultation with the Department of Commerce.
The $130 million project required complex, staged programming with substantial works being managed by Lahey including the processes between sub-consultants, subcontractors and the client. Extensive community consultation was undertaken prior to and throughout the projects construction phase to ensure the Community was regularly informed and any informal concerns were quickly addressed.
Now complete, the facility has the capacity to house up to 490 male and female inmates in medium and maximum security facilities.
CLIENT: NSW Department of Commerce ARCHITECT: Perumal Pedvoli ArchitectsPROJECT VALUE: $85.0M
AWARDS> 2005 MBA Excellence in Construction
Award - Public Buildings > $50M
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4 Riverstone Police Station
Lahey was engaged to construct an innovative new police station for Riverstone, while protecting and refurbishing an existing heritage-listed building.
The early works phase of this project involved the demolition of existing garages, awnings, a carpark structure and internal fencing.
The new police station operates 24 hours a day, seven days a week and has the capacity for 63 (major shift) personnel on a rotational basis. It houses general duties, highway patrol, local task force groups, local area command, forensics service group, and detectives. To facilitate this, Lahey helped deliver a three-storey, open plan structure that maximises visibility and workflow.
> Parking for 51 cars (the majority of which is undercover)
> Vehicle examination bay
> Car wash bay
> Secure garages
> Two fire stairs and a lift core
> External façade finishes with terracotta cladding, split-faced block, and aluminium-framed curtain wall
> Meals room and kitchen
> Training and briefing rooms
> Open-plan offices
> Van dock
> Exhibit store
CLIENT: Brookfield Johnson Controls ARCHITECT: Gardner Wetherill & AssociatePROJECT VALUE: $15M
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5 Warragamba Dam Visitor & Operations Centre
Lahey Constructions 24Our Projects
The Warragamba Dam Visitor and Operations Centre in Haviland Park, overlooking Warragamba Dam, was re-opened to the public in 2009 after a period of closure. The building replaces previous facilities that were destroyed in the 2001 bushfires and accommodates operational staff who were previously spread across three separate buildings on the site.
The new centre includes operational offices, educational facilities and a visitor exhibition area. The building was designed to include ecologically sustainable principles and features viewing platforms that allow visitors the best views of the dam and lake. A key ecological feature was a computer-controlled natural ventilation system that responds to changing conditions outside and automatically opens windows and switches off air-conditioning as required.
> Digitally controlled ventilation system
> Floor to ceiling windows and skylights, to minimise the use of artificial lighting
> Water efficient taps
> 30,000 litre underwater rainwater tank that stores water for dual flush toilets
CLIENT: Sydney Catchment Authority ARCHITECT: Lahznimmo Architects PROJECT VALUE: $10.4M
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6 Toronto Police Station CLIENT: NSW Police Force PM GROUP: Brookfield Global Integrated SolutionsARCHITECT: EJE ArchitectsDURATION: 59 weeksPROJECT VALUE: $6.8M
Lahey Constructions 28Previous Experience
The New Toronto Police Station was Lahey’s first D&C Police Station project undertaken by PPG & BGIS. Lahey’s remit was to complete the detailed design based on an initial concept to all aspects of the proposed Toronto Police Station excluding the Custodial Area.
Prior to any works commencing onsite it was essential to relocate the NSWPF and staff to the nearby Boolaroo station as the existing Toronto Police station was demolished as part of the scope of works.
The first phase of works was the fitout of the nearby Boolaroo Station, which as mentioned above housed the Toronto Police Station staff during construction of the new station. Following the successful relocation of the Toronto staff into the refurbished Boolaroo Station, our team commenced the demolition of the old Toronto Police station whilst ground remediation works were being completed in parallel onsite.
The new Toronto Police Station is a single storey building that has approximately 1,944m2 of new facility space. This also includes a secure, covered external carpark area for 11 cars.
Following the completion of the substructure works, the main structure of the building consisted of load bearing block & brick walls which support Steel Roof Structure beams and truss system for the new metal roof system.
In addition to the external carpark area there were elements of hard and soft landscaping complemented by additional street parking for Police Vehicles.
> Design and construction of Toronto Police Station
> Relocation (decant and recant) of police operations and residencies across several Police Stations and accommodations across the Local Area Command region
> Provide temporary accommodation for Toronto staff during construction
> Secured parking and carports
> Coordinate and liaise with Caltex representatives with regard to the required remediation due to Hydrocarbon Contamination of the site.
Lahey Constructions 30Our Projects
Wollongong Bathers Pavillion
Public Works Sector PorfolioAcmena Juvenile Justice CentreArmidale Police Station Bathurst Police StationBlacktown Police StationCobham Juvenile Justice Centre – Redevelopment- Stages 2, 3 & 4Crown Street Mall Refurbishment – WollongongGreen Square Creative Centre – ZetlandKatoomba Police Station Kempsey Police StationLong Bay Correctional CentreMoree Police StationMt. Druitt Court HouseNorth Beach Bathers Pavilion – WollongongOlympic Coordination Authority Bus SheltersOrana Juvenile Justice CentreOrange Police Station
Port Macquarie District LibraryRaymond Terrace Police StationRiverstone Police StationSilverwater Correctional Slim Dusty Centre – KempseySouthern Highlands Police StationRefurb. State Library of NSW – Macquarie WingTabulam Second Chance FacilityToronto Police StationWalgett Police Station Wallsend District LibraryWarragamba Dam Visitor & Information CentreWestern Plains Juvenile Justice Detention CentreWyong Court House
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To find out how Lahey can help you with your public works, justice adnd community project, please contact us:
Sydney (HQ)—Suite 2.08,55 Miller StreetSYDNEYNSW 2009
PO Box 219SYDNEYNSW 2009
T: (02) 9509 3333F: 1800 891 745
Brisbane—Level 2143 Coronation DriveMILTON QLD 4064
PO Box 1843 MILTON QLD 4064
T: 1800 890 709F: 1800 891 745
www.lahey.com.au
North Coast—16 Nicholson StreetKEMPSEY NSW 2444
PO Box 617KEMPSEY NSW 2444
T: (02) 6561 4800F: (02) 6562 8463
Canberra—Level 639 London CircuitCANBERRA ACT 2601
T: 1800 890 709F: 1800 891 745
Alice Springs—6 Gap RoadALICE SPRINGS NT 0870
PO Box 1229 ALICE SPRINGS NT 0871
T: (08) 8952 0449F: (08) 8952 0445
Darwin—54 Graffin CrescentWINNELLIE NT 0820
GPO Box 2581 DARWIN NT 0801
T: (08) 8941 9586F: 1800 891 745
Lahey Constructions 34Contact Us
www.lahey.com.au
