Capital Insight is thrilled to partner with Macquarie Point Development Corporation and the State Government of Tasmania to provide the project management, PMO and technical advisory services required to deliver the Macquarie Point Multipurpose Stadium.
Superintendent and external Project Manager for the refurbishment of the lake and renewal of the amphitheatre for University of Queensland
Superintendent and External Project Manager for UQ’s new Health and Recreation Centre, including facilities for UQ Sport, UQ Healthcare/MSK, UQ Wellness and Tennis Club
Project Director and Project Management services to assist the Sydney Olympic Park Authority (SOPA) deliver a program of 35 projects across 14 construction contracts, with a total spend of over $20m in under 6 months
Completion support for the State Basketball Centre Redevelopment in Wantirna South, a partnership between the Victorian State Government and Knox City Council
Project Manager for a new shared cycleway and segregated footpaths along Queens Park for Greater Sydney Parklands
Project Manager for the $70m new Clinical Services building, Community and Allied Health building and refurbishments, with services provided including ED, operating theatres, CSSD, medical imaging and inpatient units
Project Manager for the $10 million UNSW Roundhouse Public Domain, delivered over a number of stages, including connections to Anzac Parade, to interface with the new light rail stop and broader campus, new green spaces for students, a new in-ground rain water retention tank and infrastructure services.
Project Manager for the $32 million redevelopment of the UNSW Roundhouse including new HVAC, a commercial kitchen and bar, staging/performance systems, new energy efficient exterior lighting, staff and student accommodaiton and a full interior refit within the original building envelope.
Project Manager for the refurbishment of University of NSW’s eight level building accommodating biological science teaching spaces, teaching and research laboratories, support spaces and staff and student accommodation.
Development of a Project Management Framework for the delivery of Council’s major projects – including guidance on project governance, scope management, budgeting and cost control, and risk management
Project manager from concept design to operational commissioning to deliver the University of Wollongong’s cutting-edge transformational molecular research facility including a Cryo TEM Suite and other specialist equipment.
Principal’s Representative and project advisors for the $26 million, three level refurbishment of the Forgan Smith building, known as the TC Beirne School of Law, including the Walter Harrison Law Library, moot court, seminar and meeting rooms, academic offices and three storey atrium.
Project Manager for the $62.9 million Sutherland Hospital redevelopment including a new and expanded Emergency Department and 60 new acute inpatient beds.
PPP strategic advice on project management for the $2 billion Royal Adelaide Hospital Redevelopment.
Project Manager for the project feasibility, design, construction and relocation phases of Macquarie University’s Arts Precinct, including a new showcase building housing world-class museums, teaching and office spaces, and the adaptive re-use of two existing buildings.
Project Manager for the delivery of the University of NSW’s Science and Engineering Building, including flexible research, teaching, and sensitive instrument laboratories, teaching spaces, and a new theatrical teaching and performance space for the faculty of Arts and Sciences.
Project Director and Project Manager for the planning, procurement, delivery and commissioning phases of the new medical research facility, which was awarded the 2015 Sulman Medal for Public Architecture.
Project Director and Project Manager from project feasibility and business case through to delivery, for which Capital Insight received the 2014 National and NSW Project Management Achievement Awards for Construction/Engineering Projects exceeding $100 million.
Project manager for the seven level refurbishment of Macquarie University’s foundation E7A building, known as the Mitchell building, including staff accommodation, conference rooms and three storey glass atrium to integrate E7A with the adjacent E7B.
