Large Scale Project Development Experience
Melbourne Central – A Benchmark for Urban Renewal
Australia’s most successful urban renewal project.
- 36M visitors in 2023, 53M in 2024 – tracking for 60M+ in 2025 with the new Library Metro Station.
- Home to flagship stores for global brands.
- 100% leased, top trading CBD retail in Australia.
- Shot Tower saved and transformed into a powerful placemaking icon.
- $1.5B project, 263,435 sqm – now the anchor for over $9B in surrounding investment.
Key deliverables: Architect & engineer briefing, bid development, design input, and strategic exit.
Gulfpoint Marina – Social Responsibility in Action
Australia’s largest man-made marina and a masterclass in inclusive development.
- Over 50% allocated to affordable housing—no mandate, just intent.
- 3.5km beachfront site won via international tender.
- 1,500 deep-water marina berths, 500+ homes.
- Overwater housing, freehold marina docks, full masterplan, environmental controls.
- $3.5B+ value. 169% capital growth over 20 years—the highest in SA.
Key deliverables: Planning, finance, marketing, design, and negotiations—including a 600-page Deed of Sale.
This is placemaking that delivers — economically and socially.
Craigburn Housing Estate – Planning with Purpose
A $2.5B+ award-winning community built on social responsibility and smart urban design.
- National tender win for surplus land at Craigburn Farm, SA.
- Now home to 7,000+ residents.
- Saved major trees, integrated homes into the landscape, and created linked bikeways and pathways across all stages.
- Designed a no-risk profit-share model for original landowner, Minda Inc.—supporting 1,000+ individuals with disabilities.
Key deliverables: Led equity partnerships, finance models, bid strategy, and full master planning—right down to individual lot layouts.
Craigburn is now globally recognised as a leading example of long-term, inclusive housing development.
Pitt Street, Sydney
A major CBD project, undertaken with a leading Japanese construction corporation, was at the corner of Pitt and Market Streets, Sydney—Australia’s busiest pedestrian intersection, with over 75,000 daily passersby. The design respected the historical overlay of the State Theatre on Market Street, one of Australia’s most iconic theatres, despite no mandatory requirement to do so.