Westfield
Sydney City
The Westfield Project involved converting 3 existing shopping centres in the Sydney CBD into 1 Major Westfield shopping complex of over 40,000sqm of retail shops across 7 levels.
Cadence Australia's role involved "hands on" Project Management of the Fire Protection sub-contractor which incorporated contract management, design management and site management.
Our construction experience allows us to be able to be involved in a project on a "construction" level to assist the Head Contractor’s sub-contractor with their works and extremely aggressive program.
Willows Shoppingtown
Townsville
Willows Shoppingtown is located in one of the fastest growing areas in Australia. Townsville services Far North Queensland and has a diverse and growing economy.
The works are being staged with stage one complete and stage two currently underway.
The first stage of the redevelopment of Willows Shoppingtown involving the addition of 13,000sqm gross floor area, increasing the total to 38,000sqm has already been completed. The development included a new Big W discount department store of 8,500sqm, two "mini majors", 50 new speciality stores, 600 additional car spaces and upgraded amenities.
The stage one works included pedestrian malls, improved disabled access, and bicycle storage with shower facilities, and transport links to provide easy access for visitors and employees. Particular attention was also been given to integrating the centre into its surrounding urban environment, with a focus on attractive streetscapes and reducing impacts such as noise and traffic. The new complex is a welcome addition to the "Greening Townsville" programme.
Cadence Australia's role included project management and tenancy co-ordination on behalf of the Dexus Property Group. This role included procurement of the Principal Contractor and design management of the project consultants.
Big W Refurbishments
New South Wales
On behalf of Big W, Cadence Australia managed the retail refurbishment works to existing Big W Retail Centres throughout NSW. The scopes included a general upgrade of trading floors to improve the appearance of the stores including new trading floor checkouts, gondolas, floor vinyl upgrade and associated services modifications. Works were conducted through a strict OH&S and detailed staging process (usually involving night works), whilst the stores maintained trading. This required strong "people management" skills in the management of the contractor, client subcontractors, store personnel, public and centre management.
Junction Fair Shopping Centre
Newcastle
Alterations and additions to the existing shopping centre whilst maintaining centre trading operations, including façade upgrade, entry statements and internal mall ambience upgrade and expansion.
Tweed City Shopping Centre
Cadence Australia was the project manager and tenancy co-ordinator for the redevelopment of the 43,500sqm Tweed City Shopping Centre for the Dexus Property Group.
The redevelopment consisted of demolition and construction of a new section of the Centre and the re-configuration of the existing structure to accommodate a total of 72 new speciality tenancies, two "mini majors", a new Coles supermarket, nine kiosks and eight food court tenancies.
Cadence Australia's management processes during the redevelopment contributed to the project's success in achieving every major milestone with maximum tenancy occupation at every staged opening.
Fraser Motorcycles Showroom Redevelopment
Demolition of the existing showroom and design and construction of a new "state of the art" motor cycle showroom including ancillary structures, offices, workshop and cafe.
Crossroads
Homemaker Centre
Design and construction of one of the largest bulky goods retail centres in Australia.
Metcentre
Management of the authorities, design and delivery of the refurbishment of the retail, foodcourt and commercial levels whilst trading continued throughout, including careful management of staging and buildability planning.
Sydney Central Plaza
Redevelopment of the former Grace Bros building, including major demolition works, retainment of 3 heritage listed facades and significant staging of construction whilst maintaining retail trading.
Warringah Mall
Design and construction of a 12,000sqm retail facility for the Hammerson Group.
Capalaba Central
Brisbane, Queensland
Capalaba Central Shopping Centre underwent a $47 million dollar redevelopment that included a new Harvey Norman Superstore and a new Coles Supermarket. The project increased the Centre size to 43,000sqm and included 25 additional speciality and service retailers. The refurbishment involved a new 500 seat food court and a relocated the cinema entrance. Cadence Australia had a minor role at the completion of the project reporting on "project finalisation" directly to Dexus Retail. This role involved careful monitoring of the Contractor's program and the "on site" performance of the Contractor as Practical Completion approached.
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