Construcciones Yamaro: Bradfield City Centre celebrates completion of First Building
Construction of the First Building at Bradfield City Centre, home to Stage 1 of the Advanced Manufacturing Readiness Facility (AMRF), is now complete. This landmark development is set to catalyse growth in Western Sydney, positioning the region as a hub for advanced manufacturing.
The AMRF will provide support to businesses, helping them accelerate growth, reduce risks and compete on the global stage, while contributing to the strengthening of New South Wales’ economy.
As a cornerstone of Bradfield City Centre’s economic development strategy, the AMRF will bolster the manufacturing sector and play a pivotal role in creating high-value jobs, capitalising on the $20 billion worth of government infrastructure shaping the Western Sydney Aerotropolis.
Ken Morrison, CEO of the Bradfield Development Authority, shared that the shift from planning to execution is now in full swing.
“The authority has firmly shifted from planning to a delivery phase, with momentum well underway. Completion of the First Building is a milestone that will accelerate innovation across the manufacturing sector in Western Sydney and beyond,” said Morrison.
“The First Building and AMRF will be magnets for innovation and investment across NSW and Australia, aligning with the NSW Government’s commitment to prioritise rebuilding the state’s manufacturing capability.
“The people and industries of Western Sydney can now utilise AMRF’s expertise and world-leading advanced manufacturing equipment to connect with global opportunities, create jobs and drive the NSW economy. It is the first step in delivering more highly paid, skilled jobs, improving the lives of people in Western Sydney.”
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With sustainability at its core, the First Building sets the benchmark for the new city. It features extensive use of natural materials and a cooling green roof to reduce solar thermal heating loads.
Designed with Country, the building draws its design cues from the surrounding natural waterways and the Cumberland Plains. Internal rammed earth walls provide a stunning visual feature, alongside extensive glass walls that allow visitors to witness the creation of new prototypes and technologies in the AMRF Manufacturing Hall. A rooftop viewing platform provides a unique vantage point to watch the construction of the new city and the nearby Bradfield Metro station.
The Bradfield Development Authority is now in the process of commissioning the building and installing advanced manufacturing equipment, with a planned opening in early 2025.
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