St Michael’s Grammar Internal Courtyard

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Tasked with rejuvenating an old tired indoor courtyard area, Long Contracting helped redesign the courtyard to create a more flexible space for interaction between students. Incorporating recycled materials and eco-friendly indoor/outdoor plaster boxes, the courtyard has given life to a once unnoticed and unloved area.

The large custom made spotted gum columns contrast heavily against the exposed aggregate concrete and epoxy floors, giving the space depth and grandness all while helping to keep the area feeling natural and well proportioned. The space has also become an area suitable for both parent and teacher functions.

St Michael’s Grammar External Facade

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An old 1970’s cream brick rectangle once stood as the main quadrangle building where limited classes could be enjoyed by students. Long Contracting were trusted with the extensive task of regenerating and revitalizing each classroom and the facade of the building, to ensure students had modern and comfortable spaces to learn, but also a colourful and fun environment in which they could entertain and create memories with one another. This rejuvenated building has given the school a broad selection of modern teaching spaces which will see the building through for another 20 years.

McKinley Ave, Malvern

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This aging 1900’s residence had various alterations over the years. Our client’s desire was to remove the evidence of these alterations and to regenerate the historic features of this house. The front portion was restored to its original appearance, whilst a modern extension took advantage of a large rear garden, creating new bedrooms & living spaces incorporating modern architecture and technologies.

Architect: Nixon Tulloch Fortey

Scotch College Healesville

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The project was designed to increase the camps capacity to service 100 students & staff. A bathroom & shower amenities block was constructed on top of a 190,000L waste water treatment plant,with 4 additional 15,000L recirculation tanks.
Being located in a bushfire area, the amenities building is fitted with an automatic fire retention system that blankets the building in water during any threat.

Architect: Doug Pattenden Architects
Project value: $750k

Thomas Jeweller, Geelong

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The Thomas Jeweller store in Geelong is located in a beautiful heritage listed bank building. Having operated over 20 years, the existing store and workshop required new layout and design. The Geelong Council ensured the new design complemented the heritage nature of the building and structural repairs were undertaken to see a further 100 year life.
Renovations were undertaken allowing the client to operate and trade as normal.

Architect: Tino Vella Design

Rosebud Hotel

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Full rebuild of bistro, gaming areas and a large beer garden and outdoor entertaining area. Constructed of earthy natural materials integrated with the latest technology, allowing the pavilion area to be closed off to the elements. Extensive structural ground works were undertaken to retain two significant palm trees.

Architect: ITN Architects
Project value: $740k

Corporate Office, Cheltenham

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Construction of purpose built corporate headquarters including residence on top floor.
This project was obtained through a competitive tender process and was completed in 2013.

Architect: Moull Murray Architects
Project value $5.5M

Club Laverton

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Long Contracting was awarded Club Laverton due to our extensive experience with hospitality projects. The project consisted of a new bistro, extensive new bars, a complete new gaming room, amenities, kitchen alterations and extensive landscaping.

Architect: David Gordon
Project value: $800k

Bowens Timber, East Bentleigh

Bowens Timber, East Bentleigh

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This unique site on Warragul Road has been one of the largest Bowens stores to be redeveloped. It comprises a 1,600sqm modern showroom and office building, 4,000sqm timber warehouse, 60+ customer car parks and a 3,000sqm hardstand.

Soft and contaminated ground conditions proved difficult to work on, however close consultation between consultant and the client, ensured positive solutions were implemented enabling the project to be completed on time with minimal disruption.

Architect: Warren H Jowers
Project value: $3.3M