Situated in the Wondall Business Park the warehouse and office was designed as a dual tenancy building. It functions as a medium scale goods and storage warehouse with a connecting ground and first floor office component.

The office exterior is a mix of metal clad awning fins that frame and break the facade, combined with extruded aluminium blades that act as sun and privacy screens over the glazing.

The Jack Evans Boat Harbour, a kilometre long foreshore redevelopment, is Tweed Shire Council’s cornerstone to rejuvenating the CBD and long- term economic stability of the Tweed/Coolangatta area located on the Queensland and New South Wales border.
 
The community open space development has easilly accessible parklands featuring;

> safe and well lit beach decks, walkways and cycle-ways

> approx 2500m² of timber boardwalk varying from 3-10m in width

> sheltered swimming areas, and open play spaces

> 238 panel foreshore bank revetment and drainage amalgamation, with in-line filtration works to improve water quality in the harbour

> world class water sensitive urban design (WSUD) features, eliminating the need for irrigation
 
All aspects of the built environment has complimented the surrounding natural, cultural and built landscape while protecting and promoting the natural beauty and environment of the area.

The Tweed Regional Aquatic Centre is situated in the township of Murwillumbah, in northern New South Wales. The project consisted of fast track programme delivery of both indoor and outdoor aquatic facilities.

The centre facilities comprises of:

Refurbished 8 lane outdoor 50m pool—with wet edge finish

400 seat covered grandstand

Outdoor Kids Leisure Pool

Water Slide

Indoor combined Diving / 25m program pool

Indoor Hydrotherapy Pool

Indoor Learn to Swim pool

Administration offices, function room, amenities and Cafe

275 Multi Storey Car Park facility

"Winner of the 2009 Queensland Master Builders Regional Awards—Sporting and Community Facilities"