Blackburn Public Surgical Centre

The $24 million Blackburn Public Surgical Centre redevelopment worked to enhance the surgical service delivery and meet growing regional healthcare demands. This major upgrade focused on expanding the centre’s capacity while maintaining continuity of care. A key component of the project was the strategic extension of Level 1 using modular construction methods, allowing the addition of two new state-of-the-art operating theatres. This not only increased the volume of surgeries the centre could accommodate but also broadened the scope of procedures available to the local community. The redevelopment also included comprehensive refurbishment works across the existing surgical ward to improve functionality, efficiency, and comfort. Additional upgrades involved the installation of a new Central Sterile Supply Department (CSSD), an onsite pharmacy to streamline medication distribution, and a staff lounge to improve staff wellbeing and amenity. A redesigned main entry was also delivered, improving accessibility and creating a more welcoming experience for patients and visitors. Due to the facility’s live healthcare environment, the project required highly complex staging and operational planning to ensure minimal disruption to clinical services. NCS managed these challenges through meticulous coordination, ensuring critical areas were progressively handed over and brought online with minimal downtime. This redevelopment has played a vital role in strengthening the region’s public health infrastructure by improving access to elective surgery and reducing wait times, ultimately benefiting both patients and healthcare professionals. Client Eastern Health Location 198 Canterbury Road, Blackburn VIC 3130 Value $24M Year Completed 2024 LocationBlackburn, Victoria Community impactThe upgraded Blackburn Public Surgical Centre significantly enhances access to timely surgical care for the local community, reducing wait times and improving patient outcomes. Other projects in this sector

Health Education & Research Building (HERB) Fitout

The Health Education and Research Building (HERB)  involved a comprehensive design and construction management process to create modern office and clinical spaces within an existing building. This $3 million project was delivered in collaboration with Barwon Health and Deakin University to support their shared vision of integrating health education, research, and clinical practice in a purpose-built environment. The fitout transformed a previously underutilised level into a vibrant hub that accommodates a range of activities, including administrative offices, research workstations, clinical consultation rooms, and specialized facilities for clinical trials. The design carefully balanced functional efficiency with a welcoming and accessible environment that encourages collaboration among healthcare professionals, researchers, students, and patients. Key features of the project include flexible open-plan office areas designed to foster interdisciplinary teamwork, multiple clinical interview and consultation rooms equipped with the latest technology, and a clinical collection area dedicated to supporting ongoing medical research activities. The fitout was planned and executed with minimal disruption to the ongoing operations of the Health Education and Research Building, ensuring a smooth transition into the new facilities. By enhancing infrastructure within the Geelong health precinct, the HERB fitout plays a crucial role in attracting top talent and facilitating breakthrough medical research and training programs. Client Barwon Health Location 299 Ryrie Street, Geelong VIC 3220 Value $3M Year Completed 2023 LocationGeelong, Victoria Community impactThe HERB fit-out enhances the capacity for health education and research in Geelong, providing state-of-the-art facilities that support the development of new treatments and therapies. By fostering collaboration between Deakin University and Barwon Health, the project contributes to improved health outcomes and supports the region’s role as a hub for medical research and innovation. Other projects in this sector

Barwon Health North Dental

This project involved the management of design and fit-out works for a new dental facility at Barwon Health North, featuring nine state-of-the-art dental surgeries located on the rooftop of the existing Norlane facility. The works were carefully coordinated to ensure uninterrupted operation of the current health services throughout the construction period, demonstrating effective project delivery in a live healthcare environment. The new dental centre enhances access to essential oral health services for the local community, improving preventative care and treatment options. Client Barwon Health Location 155 Princes Highway, Norlane VIC 3214 Value $7M Year Completed 2024 LocationNorlane, Victoria Community impactBy expanding Barwon Health North’s capacity, the facility supports better health outcomes and contributes to the overall wellbeing of residents in the region. Other projects in this sector

Arden & Parkville Catalysing Melbourne’s Priority Precincts – Royal Melbourne Hospital & Royal Women’s Hospital

This project provided comprehensive advisory and support services to develop a Masterplan, Feasibility Study, and Business Case for the major redevelopment of two of Melbourne’s most critical healthcare precincts: the Royal Melbourne Hospital and the Royal Women’s Hospital. Focused on catalyzing Melbourne’s Arden and Parkville Priority Precincts, the work laid the strategic groundwork for large-scale health infrastructure renewal aimed at improving clinical services, research capabilities, and patient outcomes within these vital institutions. It reinforces the precincts as hubs for medical excellence, benefiting both patients and health professionals while supporting economic growth and job creation in the region. Client Victorian Health Building Association (VHBA) Location 300 Grattan Street, Parkville VIC 3050 Value

Westall Secondary College

The Westall Secondary College project involved the construction of a new single-story facility within an operational school environment. Designed to accommodate 250 additional students, the building includes 10 flexible classrooms, learning resource areas, and staff planning amenities. The design emphasises adaptable, open-ended teaching spaces that support diverse learning styles and collaborative teaching methods. The project enhances the school’s capacity and modernises its infrastructure to meet the evolving educational needs of the community. Client Victorian School Building Authority (VBSA) Location 88 Rosebank Avenue, Clayton South VIC 3169 Value $9.4M Year Completed 2024 LocationClayton South, Victoria Community impactBy expanding capacity and providing versatile learning environments, this project supports student growth and fosters a more inclusive, engaging educational experience for the Clayton South community. Other projects in this sector

Korumburra Secondary College Stage 2

The Korumburra Secondary College Stage 2 project involved the construction of two new learning and community spaces, alongside the refurbishment of the existing administration area and classroom wing. Delivered within a live, operational school environment, the project was carefully staged to ensure minimal disruption to students and staff. This comprehensive upgrade supports the school’s growing student population and enhances the learning environment with modern, flexible spaces designed to foster collaboration, creativity, and community engagement. The refurbishment also improves operational efficiency and staff facilities, reflecting a commitment to providing a high-quality education infrastructure. Client Victorian School Building Authority (VBSA) Location 125 Jumbunna Road, Korumburra VIC 3950 Value $12.8M Year Completed 2024 LocationKorumburra, Victoria Community impactThis project has strengthened the school community by creating vibrant learning and gathering spaces, supporting both educational outcomes and social connections for students and staff. Other projects in this sector

Williamstown High School

Completed between 2021 and 2024 with a $12 million budget, this project involved the upgrade and modernisation of key educational facilities at 76 Pasco Street, Williamstown. The redevelopment focused on creating a new VCE Study Centre and extending the existing Arts Centre complex, including the Centenary Theatre. These new and upgraded facilities provide dedicated, focused spaces designed to support senior secondary study, exam preparation, and vibrant cultural activities. This project forms an essential part of a larger strategic vision to enhance educational infrastructure across Hobsons Bay, supporting a broad and inclusive curriculum that caters to diverse student interests and academic goals. The modernized learning and creative spaces reinforce the school’s role as a local hub for arts, performance, and community engagement. The Williamstown High School upgrade significantly enriches the educational landscape of Hobsons Bay by delivering state-of-the-art environments that foster academic achievement and creative expression. Client Victorian School Building Authority (VBSA) Location 76 Pasco Street, Williamstown VIC 3016 Value $12M Year Completed 2024 LocationWilliamstown, Victoria Community impactThe project strengthens community pride and provides students with the resources they need to succeed in a dynamic and supportive setting. This redevelopment reflects a commitment to accessible, high-quality education that prepares students for future opportunities and lifelong learning.  Other projects in this sector

Clyde Creek Primary Specialist Campus

Completed in 2023 with a $14 million budget, this project delivered a purpose-built Specialist Campus located at 40 Eliston Avenue, Clyde North. Designed specifically to support students with mild, moderate, or severe intellectual disabilities—and some with physical disabilities—the new campus provides tailored educational facilities to meet diverse learning needs. The development includes a Community Hub, Learning Centre, and Administration/Library Building, all designed to foster a supportive and accessible learning environment. Specialist play equipment, such as junior and senior play units, colourful musical instruments, and interactive voice tubes, were incorporated to promote social skills, communication, and cooperative play, enriching the student experience and supporting holistic development. By creating a safe, engaging, and fully accessible environment, the campus supports student growth, independence, and social interaction. The dedicated play and learning spaces encourage development of essential life skills while fostering a strong sense of community and belonging. This project underscores the commitment to equity in education, providing tailored opportunities for vulnerable students to thrive and empowering staff with the facilities needed to deliver specialised support. The campus serves as a beacon of inclusive education and community connection in the Clyde North area. Client Victorian School Building Authority (VBSA) Location 40 Eliston Avenue, Clyde North VIC 3978 Value $14M Year Completed 2023 LocationClyde North , Victoria Community impactThe Clyde Creek Primary Specialist Campus represents a vital resource for families and the broader community, delivering inclusive education to students with intellectual and physical disabilities. Other projects in this sector

Origin Energy Adelaide New Premises

Completed in 2024 for Origin Energy, this project involved the design and fit-out of two levels within a new building at Level 19, Festival Tower, Station Road, Adelaide. The delivery included comprehensive stakeholder management, coordinating between Origin users and the building landlord to ensure a smooth fit-out process. This fit-out enhances Origin Energy’s operational capacity in Adelaide, providing a modern, efficient workspace that supports collaboration and innovation. By thoughtfully managing stakeholder needs and delivering a high-quality environment, the project strengthens Origin’s presence in the community and contributes to the city’s dynamic commercial landscape. Client Origin Energy Location Level 19 Festival Tower, Adelaide SA 5000 Value $14M Year Completed 2024 LocationAdelaide, South Australia Community impactThe fit-out at Origin Adelaide has revitalized the office environment, creating a bright, welcoming, and well-designed space that supports staff wellbeing and productivity. By enhancing communal areas and improving overall functionality, the project has helped people feel more comfortable and engaged, making their workdays more enjoyable and connected. Other projects in this sector

William Cooper Justice Centre Office Refurbishment

Completed in 2017 for Court Services Victoria, this project involved the refurbishment of a three-level office space at 223 William Street, Melbourne. The upgrade focused on increasing workpoint and storage capacity while introducing modern, user-friendly, and vibrant breakout areas to enhance staff experience. The project was delivered with a budget under $5 million. By creating a more efficient and engaging workspace, the refurbishment supports the productivity and wellbeing of Court Services Victoria staff.  Client Court Services Victoria Location 223 William Street, Melbourne VIC 3000 Value