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Commercial Swimming Pools Constructions COMMERCIAL SWIMMING POOLS CONSTRUCTIONS 2021 UNDER CONSTRUCTION Adco Waves Aquatic Centre Baulkham Hills NSW Aqualand Vaucluse Pool & Spa Vaucluse NSW Crown Eastlakes Town Centre Eastlakes NSW Decode Group Denistone East School Aquatic Centre Denistone East NSW EQ The Lennox Parramatta NSW FDC Goulburn Aquatic Centre Goulburn NSW Probuild The Ribbon North Sydney NSW Hutchison Mainsbridge School Warwick Farm NSW Hutchison The Langston Epping NSW John Holland Sydney Football Stadium Fitness Facilities Moore Park NSW Lendlease One Sydney Harbour Tower R1 Sydney NSW Lendlease One Sydney Harbour Tower R2 Sydney NSW Probuild Greenland Tower Sydney NSW Richard Crookes Cranbrook School Bellevue Hill NSW Southpac 88 Christie Street St Leonards NSW Taylor Bowden Brae Stage 2 Normanhurst NSW Taylor Gowrie Village Gordon NSW Total OLOC Toongabbie NSW Richard Crookes Forum Aquatic Centre Newcastle NSW Watpac Natura Macquarie Park NSW COMPLETED 2021 FDC Macquarie University Water Feature North Ryde NSW Grindley Fresh Fields Penshurst NSW COMPLETED 2020 Adco Rosenthal Water Feature Lane Cove NSW BLOC Lume Apartments Newcastle NSW Central Coast Council Peninsula Leisure Centre Splash Park Central Coast NSW Concourse Construction 5 Uhrig Road Lidcombe NSW Crown Waterfall By Crown Waterloo NSW FDC Ashfield Aquatic Centre Ashfield NSW FDC Shore Grammar School North Sydney NSW Kane Stromlo Leisure Centre Stromlo ACT Kane Wenona School North Sydney NSW Lane Cove Council Lane Cove Aquatic Centre Lane Cove NSW Lipman Bupa Village Sutherland NSW Monarch Building Solutions ADFA Sports Centre Campbell ACT Parkview Catholic Healthcare McQuoin Park Wahroonga NSW Richard Crookes CDRL Centre of Excellence Braddon ACT Richard Crookes Montefiore Jewish Home Randwick NSW Toga Adina Grand Sydney NSW Westbourne Esplanade Apartments Norwest NSW 1 Central Avenue Thornleigh 2120 (02) 9875 4555 COMMERCIAL SWIMMING POOLS CONSTRUCTIONS COMPLETED 2019 Sydney Olympic Adco NSW Rugby League Club Park NSW Adco Wenty Leagues Club Wentworthville NSW Aveo Group The Manors of Mosman Mosman NSW Crown Infinity Green Square Zetland NSW Grandmetro Prime Macquarie Park North Ryde NSW Hutchison Elara Aspire Club Marsden Park NSW Lend Lease ANU Union Court Redevelopment Canberra ACT Lend Lease Darling Square NE Plot Haymarket NSW Lend Lease Darling Square SE Plot Haymarket NSW Lend Lease Western Sydney Stadium Parramatta NSW Mirvac St Leonards Square St Leonards NSW Pure Projects Harbord Diggers Club Freshwater NSW St. Hilliers Narellan School Narellan NSW COMPLETED 2018 Buildcorp Pittwater Private Hospital Warriewood NSW Buildcorp St Vincent Hospital Darlinghurst NSW FDC William Inglis Hotel Warwick Farm NSW FK Gardener Aveo Springfield Springfield Central QLD Hutchison ARC by Crown Sydney NSW Icon Avantra Apartments Mascot NSW Kane Macquarie Park Cemetery North Ryde NSW Mirvac The Finery Waterloo NSW Multiplex DUO Central Park Sydney NSW Parkequip Shelly Beach Holiday Park Bateau Bay NSW Parramatta City Council Macarthur Girls High School Parramatta NSW ProBuild Discovery Point Stage 11-13 Wolli Creek NSW Richard Crookes Canberra Southern Cross Club Phillip ACT Richard Crookes Leichhardt Green Leichhardt NSW Richard Crookes Tempo Apartments Drummoyne NSW Watpac Ryde Garden North Ryde NSW Watpac York & George Street Sydney NSW Woollam Ballina & Alstonville Aquatic Centres Ballina NSW COMPLETED 2017 Adco Shellharbour Civic Centre Shellharbour NSW Concourse 40 A&B O’Dea Avenue Waterloo NSW Crown International The V Project Parramatta NSW Kane Gregory Hills Kids Academy Gregory Hills NSW Lend Lease ICC Hotel Darling Harbour NSW Liverpool City Council Whitlam Leisure Centre Liverpool NSW Nicolas Daoud 31 Crown Street Wollongong NSW Pure Projects Carlile Swim Centre Lane Cove West NSW Richard Crookes Glenmore Park School Glenmore Park NSW Taylor Cardinal Freeman Village Stage 1&2 Ashfield NSW Watpac Griffith University Aquatic Centre Southport QLD 1 Central Avenue Thornleigh 2120 (02) 9875 4555 COMMERCIAL SWIMMING POOLS CONSTRUCTIONS COMPLETED 2016 Adco Cranbrook Care Kellyville NSW APP St Patrick’s College Sutherland NSW Brisbane City Council The Valley Pool Fortitude Valley QLD Brookfield Multiplex Mark Moran Aged Care Vaucluse NSW Built Fraser Block 8 Spa Sydney NSW Crown International 168 Liverpool Road Ashfield NSW Crown International Skye Suites North Sydney NSW FDC Andrew Boy Charlton Manly NSW FDC Rockdale City Aquatic Centre North Bexley NSW Gartner Rose Laguna Cricket Ground Laguna NSW Hutchinson Pacific Bondi Bondi NSW Icon Gardens House Waterloo NSW Parkequip Bigge Park Aquatic Play Pad Liverpool NSW Parkequip Culburra Beach Tourist Park Culburra NSW Parkequip Prairiewood Leisure Centre Prairiewood NSW ProBuild Shore Apartments Wolli Creek NSW Qanstruct NSW Air Ambulance Training Pool Bankstown Airport NSW Red 1 Construction Oakmont Kellyville NSW Richard Crookes Greenland Lucent North Sydney NSW Richard Crookes Lucas Gardens School Canada Bay NSW Scentre Group Westfield Warringah Brookvale NSW SPC 6 – 18 Parramatta Road Homebush NSW COMPLETED 2015 Adco Pymble Ladies College Pymble NSW Becton Divercity Waterloo NSW FDC Brooke Withers Swim School Warriewood NSW Ganellen Greenland Hotel Sydney NSW Icon Otto Water Features Rosebery NSW Laing O’Rourke Moorebank Units Relocation Holsworthy Barracks NSW Lipman Trinity Grammar School Summer Hill NSW Manteena Next Generation Lyneham ACT Pacific Management Epica Swimming Pool Chatswood NSW ProBuild Thirty 8 Albert Avenue Chatswood NSW Richard Crookes Linc Discovery Point Wolli Creek NSW Royal Life Saving Aquatic Safety Training Academy Seven Hills NSW Taylor Hammond Care Miranda NSW Upright 6-16 Atchinson Street St Leonards NSW COMPLETED 2014 Adco Gungahlin Leisure Centre Gungahlin ACT Adco Hornsby Aquatic Centre Hornsby NSW AW Edwards Kurrambee School Hydrotherapy Pool Werrington NSW Brisbane Council Acacia Ridge Aquatic Centre Acacia Ridge QLD Campbelltown Council Macquarie Fields Leisure Centre Macquarie Fields NSW Casumo Tempo Pool Mascot NSW Ceerose Elizabeth Plunge Pool Sydney NSW Crown International Top Ryde Building A & G Water Features Ryde NSW Crown International Viking Apartments Sydney NSW 1 Central Avenue Thornleigh 2120 Erilyan Port Macquarie Hospital Port Macquarie NSW (02) 9875 4555 COMMERCIAL SWIMMING POOLS CONSTRUCTIONS Fraser Property 5C Park Lane Sydney NSW Fugen Dudley Private Hospital Orange NSW Hutchinson Metro Residence Chatswood NSW Ichor West Pymble NSW Lipman Anglican Retirement Village Castle Hill NSW Mirvac Chatswood Pool Chatswood NSW Parkequip Bendalong Tourist Park Bendalong NSW Parkequip Currarong Beachside Tourist Park Currarong NSW Richard Crookes The Ponds School Riverstone NSW SPC Turrella Pool Turrella NSW Toga Group Macquarie Central Macquarie Park NSW Virgin Active East Village Zetland NSW Watpac 5A & 5B Park Lane Sydney NSW Watpac Commonwealth Games Aquatic Centre Gold Coast QLD Watpac One Central Park Sydney NSW Westfield Westfield Miranda NSW COMPLETED 2013 Binutti Malkara School Hydrotherapy Pool Garran ACT Blacktown City Council Emerton Leisure Centre Hydrotherapy Pool Emerton NSW Brisbane Council Centenary Pool Spring Hill QLD Broad Gracewood Kellyville NSW Crown International Top Ryde Living City Top Ryde NSW Denham Chesalon Retirement Village Oran Park NSW Edwards Banksia Villages Broulee NSW F.S. Hough Lin’s Residence Henley NSW FDC Rooty Hill RSL Club Rooty Hill NSW Grocon 161 Castlereagh Street Sydney NSW Lahey Cobham Juvenile Justice Centre St Marys NSW Liverpool Council Michael Wenden Pool Miller NSW Parkequip Blacktown City Showground Blacktown NSW Parkequip Enfield Aquatic Centre Enfield NSW Parkequip Nurragingy Reserve Doonside NSW Parkview The Gantry Pool Camperdown NSW COMPLETED 2012 Abi Group Westrac Facility Ponds Tomago NSW Bovis Lend Lease Jackson’s landing Silk NSW Brisbane City Council Jindalee Swimming Pool Ramp Jindalee QLD Crown International Water Feature Rhodes NSW John Holland Gallipoli Army Barracks Enoggera QLD Infinity Masters Residence Bayview NSW IPM Residential Development Edgecliff NSW Monarch Building King Street Redevelopment Stage 2 Canberra NSW PBI Acacia Ridge Aquatic Centre Acacia Ridge QLD Richard Crookes Rose House Darling Point NSW 1 Central Avenue Thornleigh 2120 (02) 9875 4555 COMMERCIAL SWIMMING POOLS CONSTRUCTIONS COMPLETED 2011 Acdo Constructions Knox Grammar School NSW Bankstown City Council Birrong Swim Centre Birrong NSW Bovis Lend Lease Jackson’s Landing Sugardock Pyrmont NSW Brisbane City Council Jindalee Swimming Pool Jindalee QLD Brisbane City Council Acacia Ridge Aquatic Centre Acacia Ridge QLD Dubbo Terrazzo Lourdes Hospital Dubbo NSW E J Constructions Black River Farm Garangula NSW FKP A2 Apartments Rosebery NSW Lipman Constructions Royal Sydney Golf Club Rosebay NSW Mcnab Constructions Gatton Sports Precinct QLD Construction Control Majura Park Canberra NSW St. Hilliers Gloucester Street Apartments Sydney NSW Shoalhaven City Council Lake Tabourie Park South Coast NSW Shoalhaven City Council Shoalhaven Heads Tourist Park Shoalhaven NSW Sitzler Bros. Alice Springs Aquatic Centre Alice Springs NT Southern Cross Water Feature Cammeray NSW Sue Dugdale & Associates Yipirinya School Alice Springs NT Taylor Constructions Virgin Active Health Club Bella Vista NSW COMPLETED 2010 Broad Colmslie Aquatic Centre Morningside QLD Brisbane City Council Ithaca Aquatic Centre Paddington QLD Brisbane City Council Valley Swimming Pool Valley QLD Brisbane City Council Hibiscus Water Play Park Hibiscus QLD Crown International Residential / Commercial
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