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Katoomba Marketplace

Value: $21.8 M | Due for Completion: December 2013

Katoomba Marketplace Redevelopment involves additions and alterations to a pre-existing Coles Supermarket, Kmart Department Store and underground car park for 420 car spaces.

 

  • Coles Nambour
  • Coles Nambour
Coles Nambour

Coles Shopping Centre Nambour

Value: $22.8 M | Due for Completion: July 2013

Walton Construction is responsible for the construction of a new commercial shopping precinct in the heart of Nambour.  The site was formally home to the Moreton Sugar Mill for over 100 years and is being transformed to include a Coles Supermarket and associated retail tenancies at ground level with office tenancies above and basement car park below.  Heritage works include upgrade to three workers cottages which adjoin the new shopping centre.  While civil works encompass the construction of new roads and upgrade of the existing surrounds.  The project is due for completion in July 2013.

  • Mount Gambier Market Place
  • Mount Gambier Market Place
  • Mount Gambier Market Place
  • Mount Gambier Market Place
Mount Gambier Market Place

Mount Gambier Market Place, South Australia

Value: $61.1 M | Completed: August 2012

Walton Construction was appointed to undertake the design and construction of a new shopping centre project in Mount Gambier Market Place, South Australia. This new neighbourhood centre offers a Big W with mezzanine, Woolworths supermarket, Masters Hardwarestore, specialty shops, showroom, car parking for 1144 cars total on site, loading bays and intersection upgrade with new signals.

Walton was charged with assisting during the detailed design stage of the Mount Gambier Market Place development and was the lead coordination consultant responsible for design, design coordination, build ability, value engineering, cost management and fulfilling the Woolworths requirements of the development.

Our team led the design team during Detailed Design Meetings and also undertook additional testing, investigation and reporting enabling all unknown risks to be removed from this project.

Walton was required to provide and manage a detailed construction program ensuring meticulous planning to liaise with the client and allow for completion of the project in separable portions.  We dealt with multiple stakeholders in individual tenancies to ensure timely fitout access for Big W, Woolworths, Masters Hardware and specialty store.

The centre offers a convenient shopping experience with a good mix of retail tenants. The high grade design and accessible car parking, of approximately 1144 dedicated parks, ensures the centre serves as a retail hub for the local community.

Whilst the full site team working on this remote project in South Australia was relocated for the duration of the works, the project was managed from our Brisbane office.

  • Big W / Dan Murphy Mildura
  • Big W / Dan Murphy Mildura
  • Big W / Dan Murphy Mildura
  • Big W / Dan Murphy Mildura
Big W / Dan Murphy Mildura

Big W / Dan Murphy Mildura

Value: $16.1 M | Completed: May 2012

The Big W & Dan Murphy’s Project in Mildura was awarded by Fabcot Pty Ltd (Woolworths) to Walton as a two stage process. 

Stage 1 Design Phase:

This stage required Walton as the “Lead Consultant” to take the Concept Design to Permit Stage whilst complying with the Woolworths Design briefs, Authority and Planning requirements. This phase also required Walton to convert Value Engineering concepts to real savings and therefore achieve the Target GMP value.

Stage 2: Delivery Phase:

Based on our ability to deliver a compliant design and achieve the Target GMP, Walton was awarded the Design & Construct Contract. 

The Project in summary:

  • 7500 m2 Big W with Mezzanine
  • 1500 m2 Dan Murphys
  • Car Parking with Shade Sails over
  • Loading Bays
  • Intersection upgrade with new signals

David Jones Redevelopment - Bourke Street Melbourne

Value: $111.2 M | Completed: August 2010

The redevelopment of the iconic Bourke Street David Jones store in Melbourne's CBD presented all the elements of several projects on the one site; concurrent delivery, continued use of the site by the user groups and the requirement to maintain access to the secure site.

An existing 6 level retail/office block and pedestrian bridge were initially demolished to the rear of the site opening up the area for the construction of a new 6 level building. The tower crane was erected for the works to commence on the new structure.

These works incorporate a complete rebuilding of every level, the removal and reinstallation of new escalators and the removal and relocation of heritage lifts and subsequent floor plate infills. The end result was a major upgrade to the trading floors bringing David Jones into the 21st century.