NSW - Mixed-Use - Design + Construct
Located just over 90 kilometres south of Sydney’s CBD is the Bayview Centre.
Positioned expertly on the corner of King Street and Northcliffe Drive in Warrawong, NSW, the Bayview Centre is the latest mixed-use retail complex to arrive in Australia. While seldom seen pre COVID-19, mixed-use developments are on the rise.
Essentially an integrated space housing everything from residential and commercial to hospitality and retail segments, mixed-use developments aim to create feelings of community and convenience. Designed to maximise space and account for rapidly changing consumer needs, no two mixed-use developments look the same.
- Client
- Griffith Group
- Architect
- i2C Architects & KAS Architects
- Programme
- 12 Months
- Contract Sum
- 8 Million
The Project
With the demand for mixed-use developments higher than ever before, Hurst Concepts was thrilled to be invited to tender for the Bayview project. As a total capability construction company, the team excels in creating high quality spaces across multiple sectors and segments. So, right from the start we knew we were the right company for the job.
Bayview encompasses over three and a half hectares, some of which was to be taken up by car spaces, while the majority would be home to tenancies. Refurbishment works were provided to existing tenants McDonald’s, Coles Liquour and Domino’s Pizza. Meanwhile, 10,735sqm of large format retail showroom space was constructed and fit out for 14 different big name tenants ranging from JB Hi-Fi and Autobarn to Amart Furniture and Beacon Lighting. Three new free-standing restaurants were also to be constructed.
Project Scope
Hurst was tasked with constructing and fitting out Hungry Jack’s. This was a special project as it was only the second stand-alone double story Hungry Jack’s restaurant in Australia.
With the Starbucks on Lot 3 and the Oporto on Lot 4, Hurst was engaged to provide design and construct works for the cold shell. So, while the team wasn’t responsible for the internal finishes, we played a key role in delivering Starbuck’s most southern store in NSW and Oporto’s efficient building design.
While operating in the hospitality environment has become second-nature to the Hurst team, having the ability to experience working within a broader development again was also beneficial. As the project end date neared there was a real sense of achievement.
The Hurst Experience
With a project portfolio encompassing some of the biggest brand names in the hospitality space, the Hurst team is well versed on what it takes to bring these kinds of projects to life. Whether working across construction, fitout or refurbishment segments, we excel in creating high performing assets that are designed with today’s standards in mind and also, with an eye to the future.
Thanks to the introduction of retail and hospitality locations, the Bayview Centre delivers great infrastructure upgrades to the local community as well as economic benefits. Essentially a melting pot for families, Bayview will be a great destination for mixing everyday chores with pleasure for years to come.
As a total capability construction company, Hurst places emphasis on providing a complete suite of services that will be beneficial both today and in the future. By being involved with a multi building design and construct development, we not only stay true to our capabilities, but also further showcase exactly what the Hurst brand is capable of.
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