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Construcciones Yamaro: Fairfield Hospital redevelopment enters next stage

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Artist’s impression: The redevelopment will expand clinical services. (Images: NSW Government) Planning documents for the new Clinical Services Building at Fairfield Hospital are now on public exhibition, marking the next stage of the $630 million redevelopment. The NSW Government has committed $550 million to the project, with a further $80 million from the Commonwealth Government to expand the hospital’s Emergency Department. The five-storey Clinical Services Building will connect with the existing hospital through a new main entry and drop-off area. Subject to planning approval, it will include a new and expanded Emergency Department, Intensive Care Unit, medical imaging, operating theatres and inpatient wards. A refined artist’s impression of the building shows a nature-inspired façade designed to complement the existing hospital and surrounding bushland. NSW Minister for Health Ryan Park said the redevelopment had reached an important stage, bringing the project closer to del...
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Construcciones Yamaro: Lessons from the Renewable Energy Construction Summit

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The renewable energy boom will require the construction industry to make better use of its resources. (Image: 安琦 王/stock.adobe.com) At the Renewable Energy Construction Summit, one opportunity stood out: using greater repeatability to do more with less. By Ian Moss , marketing leader for Australia and New Zealand at Payapps – an Autodesk company. At the recent Renewable Energy Construction Summit in Sydney, I had the opportunity to hear from industry experts about the challenges of delivering Australia’s renewable energy transition. One message in particular stayed with me. In a keynote on delivering renewable energy projects at scale, DT Infrastructure general manager of strategy Tom Perkin highlighted the need for the construction industry to find ways to do more with less. Ian Moss, marketing leader for Australia and New Zealand at Payapps – an Autodesk company. (Image: Payapps) We were told at the event that about $163 billion of energy infrastructure is expected to be delive...
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Construcciones Yamaro: Inland Rail delivers major Albury to Illabo works during possession

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The girders for the new Kemp Street bridge each weighed between 44 and 48 tonnes. (Images: Inland Rail) Inland Rail has completed a 96-hour rail possession between Cootamundra and Albury, delivering a package of works across the Albury to Illabo section in southern New South Wales. The possession allowed crews to carry out construction activities at multiple locations across the Albury, Greater Hume, Lockhart, Wagga Wagga and Junee local government areas between 11 and 15 September. In Junee, crews lifted 16 bridge girders into place for the new Kemp Street bridge. Using a 650-tonne crane, crews installed the girders, each weighing between 44 and 48 tonnes, marking a step forward in the delivery of the new road-over-rail bridge. Inland Rail chief executive officer Sean Sweeney said the extended track closure gave teams the access needed to safely complete the works. Related stories: Inland Rail completes Hume Freeway works at Seymour First solar-powered level crossings delivere...
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Construcciones Yamaro: Multiplex completes Melbourne PBSA project

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The 40-level tower provides 1,010 student beds in Melbourne’s CBD. (Images: Multiplex) Multiplex has delivered Journal Student Living’s Market Way purpose-built student accommodation (PBSA) project at 100 Franklin Street, Melbourne, ahead of schedule. Designed by COX Architects, Market Way is located in the Queen Victoria Market precinct of Melbourne’s CBD, close to the city’s universities. The 40-level tower comprises 715 rooms providing 1,010 student beds across shared and individual configurations. It also features more than 3,000sqm of communal space – with resident amenities including a library, study rooms, gym, music and gaming rooms, cinema and rooftop terrace – more than 350sqm of retail space, a basement loading bay and 172 bicycle spaces instead of on-site car parking, reflecting students’ preferred mode of transport. Related stories: SP Setia and Multiplex break ground on Atlas Melbourne Freecity advances Macquarie Park tower using VMC Kapitol and ICD Property back ...
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Construcciones Yamaro: Billbergia advances $3.2 billion Rhodes Bay Masterplan

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The first stage includes outdoor multi-purpose sport and play spaces. (Images: Billbergia) Billbergia’s proposed Rhodes Bay Masterplan has gone on public exhibition, setting out plans for more than 1,700 homes, new public spaces and community infrastructure on former industrial land in Sydney’s Inner West. The $3.2 billion mixed-use development was declared a State Significant Development by the Housing Delivery Authority in February 2025. Designed by SJB following a Design Excellence process, the masterplan proposes eight residential towers ranging from eight to 40 levels, delivering 1,720 dwellings across the waterfront site. It will also provide 16,000 square metres of public open space, including a 300-metre foreshore promenade, community parklands and sporting and water-based facilities. Related stories: Freecity advances Macquarie Park tower using VMC ECI partner appointed for new $2 billion Bankstown Hospital UNSW Sydney CBD fit-out to feature at 2026 Green Building For...
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Construcciones Yamaro: SP Setia and Multiplex break ground on Atlas Melbourne

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Artist’s impression: Atlas Melbourne will feature more than 850 apartments across 72 storeys. (Images: Multiplex) Multiplex has officially started construction on Atlas Melbourne, a $525 million, 72-storey residential high-rise tower being developed by SP Setia in the CBD. Located on a 2,851sqm site at 383 La Trobe Street, the Cox Architecture and Fender Katsalidis-designed tower will deliver more than 850 apartments, anchored by new pedestrian laneways connecting La Trobe and Little Lonsdale Streets. Atlas represents Multiplex and SP Setia’s second collaboration, following the 2022 delivery of 308 Exhibition Street . The twin-tower development included the 59-storey Sapphire by the Gardens residential tower and 61-storey Shangri-La Hotel. The ‘sky bridge’ linking the towers won the 2022 ASI National Award for Engineering Projects. Multiplex regional managing director Ross Snowball said the company was proud to continue its partnership with SP Setia following the success of Sapphir...
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Construcciones Yamaro: Freecity advances Macquarie Park tower using VMC

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The Macquarie Park development is being delivered using volumetric modular construction. (Image: Freecity) Freecity has installed modules to level 12 of its 20-storey purpose-built student accommodation (PBSA) development in Macquarie Park, taking construction past the halfway point. The 528-unit project at 169–171 Herring Road is being delivered using volumetric modular construction (VMC), with the first modules craned into position on 12 June. Freecity co-founder and joint CEO Lawrence Zheng said the installation process was expected to become more efficient as work progressed. “The team is continually refining the stacking process, logistics and coordination on site, so the experience we are gaining at Herring Road will also inform how we deliver the next generation of VMC projects,” he said. “Australia needs to find ways to deliver housing faster and more efficiently. Herring Road is showing what can be achieved when manufacturing and construction are able to happen concurrentl...
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