Award Winning Construction

All works had to be completed while the facility maintained daily operations with minimal disruptions to staff, residents and the neighbouring community.

All works had to be completed while the facility maintained daily operations with minimal disruptions and 100% safety to staff and patients. Fugen’s comprehensive staging and methodology provided minimal disruption to the hospital’s day-to-day operations. This played a large part in the client’s acceptance of Fugen’s tender.

This project involved the construction of three structural extensions to Mt Druitt Hospital for a new 11 bed Recovery, MRI suite and Pre-admissions Clinic. The works also included a complete services upgrade and refurbishment of the existing Stage 3 Recovery, Operating Theatre and Extending Day Only wards. All works were successfully undertaken around a live operational environment, at times that did not inconvenience the hospital.

The refurbishment of The St Joseph’s Collage, heritage-listed chapel involved working for eight months at the collage during the school term. With 1000-plus pupils, it was important to the college that the day-to-day activities of the students were not interrupted by our workers. This involved ensuring any works that may have impacted on the students movements was carried out before and after school hours – or as sensitively as possible...

This $12.0 Million project involved the construction of a “New” Hotel on a greenfield site. The Prince Hotel is especially significant as it was a new build project for Fugen, involving the construction of a brand hotel, the first in many years for the Sutherland Shire.

This project involved the construction of a new Business Studies Centre, First Aid Clinic and Annex. The Annex structure connects the Business Studies Centre to the existing Main School Building. The new two-storey building was built to the same design style as the existing main building of the College. The ground floor consists of classrooms and student amenities, whilst the first floor includes classrooms, Old Boys room, kitchen and bar area.

This project involved the refurbishment to the existing operating theatre, addition of two (2) new operating theatres and extension to allow for a new three (3) stage recovery ward. The recovery ward includes a 13 x bed stage 1 recovery, 3 x recliner stage 2 recovery and 8 x chair stage 3 recovery. In addition to this there were also upgrades to the nurse’s station and staff kitchen and amenities.

Miranda Day Surgery saw Fugen construct a medical facility for Ramsay Health Care on level 1 of an existing office building. The scope of works included general admissions, two operating theatres, stage one, two & three recovery ward, consultation rooms and CSSD.

This project consisted of the construction of a new Broadcast and Communication facility for TX Australia. The scope of works included reinforced concrete floors, roof and framed structure, brickwork with external cladding, flat roof with a protective parapet & tiled finish. Site works included new access road, retaining walls, perimeter fencing and landscaping works.

This project was a Construction Management role which involved the conversion of the Historic Hard Rock Café into the Skin & Cancer Foundations Head Office. The works were completed over four levels. Works to the Lower Ground Floor included a new 8 capacity car park, vehicle turntable and Dumb Waiter.

This project involved the removal and strip out of the entire internal structure while retaining the façade and the heritage listed elements. During construction the façade was temporarily supported with structural steel elements whilst the new building structure was being put in place.

Stonecutters Ridge development involved the design and construction of three new buildings; Stonecutters Ridge Golf Club, Neighbourhood Centre & Maintenance Shed. The facilities are part of the Medallist Greg Norman designed golf course and new housing estate at Colebee.

This project was completed in 3 stages. Stage 1 involved the major structural upgrade to meet current earthquake codes. The works included wall, floor and roof strengthening within the heritage building.

The works involved at Crows Nest Substation included the demolition of an existing office building and the construction of a basement which included oil tanks, flame traps and cable pits as well as a ground floor level with GIS room and two transformer bays. The substation improved its architectural aesthetics by installing a concrete precast panel wall façade system, louvers and metal roofing.

This project involved the major internal refurbishment and upgrade to the existing club. In order for the club to maintain operations, the works were carried out over five stages. The works included stripping out of all areas, structural demolition, minor extension works, new finishes and detailed joinery throughout and upgrades to all services.

This project is Bovis Lend Leases’ most prestigious BER (Building Education Revolution) school project. The works included the complete internal refurbishment of the existing school plus the construction of a new three storey home base building with four classrooms per floor, each being segregated with operable walls.

This refurbishment works at Wolper Jewish Hospital were completed over three stages. Works included, but not limited to; structural modifications complete refurbishment of exisiting wards, ensuites and staffing areas building services upgrade construction of a new Hydrotherapy pool The hospital maintained operations throughout the refurbishment works.

This project involved the Design and Construction of a special purpose hostel type aged care development for the Marist Brothers, which was built on the site of redundant tennis courts and a heritage cottage. The development consisted of a basement underground car park and two levels of individual accommodation for sixteen people. The complex included a communal kitchen, laundry facilities, lounge and dining areas, workshop and hobby room, outdoor terrace and an internal courtyard.

This project involved an ongoing series of works for this client and included the refurbishment of levels 6 & 9 to create new areas for recording equipment data, wet laboratories, common rooms, conference rooms and services. The refurbishment of the cafeteria and external balcony below on level 8 took place while the building was still occupied. Many items were redesigned to allow them to fit into the good lift and be reused in the newly created space.

This project saw the total refurbishment of the building. It included major structural works as well as works to a larger basement. Detailed work was undertaken to the façade and main bar as well as a new smoking and poker machine area.