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Michael Read, “but was overcome by additional coordination

Minimum waste was also an important factor, according to

and scheduling to ensure no clashes with deliveries.”

Michael Read, and this was achieved by choosing specific

Also, when digging out the lift pit and crane base, rock pinnacles were discovered in the ground – slowing down the excavation

QUEST JOONDALUP

process. Shared land with a church next door presented

products which were all accounted for during the build. “In addition, we used high-quality products and finishes to ensure the building’s longevity.”

another new challenge, which was managed by regular

The end result was recognised as a resounding success for

meetings to ensure they were aware of all ongoing works.

all parties. The project was completed on budget and on time,

Other significant features included: • Protruding balconies incorporating bold colours to create a feature on the streetscape. • A custom-designed floating deco-wood feature panel at entry, creating a delineation between the apartment-hotel and ground floor commercial tenancies. • A fully-cladded lobby with feature wall panelling using a timberlook for a seamless transition from outside to the indoors. • A landscaping design throughout the building inspired by

thanks to the implementation of construction suggestions for changes in materials aimed at building with greater speed and efficiency. Most of the changes in materials were structural components, such as the aforementioned pre-cast walls, hollow-core flooring, post-fixed balconies and concrete roof. The flat concrete roof also allowed the building team to waterproof the building faster and therefore create a safer environment for the near-finished apartments below. As a large international operator, said Michael Read, Quest had

the original site’s ground cover, which consisted of grass

strict briefs and guidelines in place. “We navigated these and

trees and other native Australian plants.

worked closely with them to ensure these expectations were

COMMITTED TO THE ENVIRONMENT…

met to keep the client satisfied and achieve a positive outcome

AND ENHANCING EFFICIENCY

for all parties. We were also able to assist the client with last-

As always with their projects, M/Group were focused on a

minute design changes and upgrade requests; and regular

firm commitment to sustainability. The landscaping featured

safety and toolbox meetings were held to ensure all parties

Australian flora, easy to maintain and care for with minimal

were informed throughout the build process.”

water consumption.

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