Property & Buildings

Queensland Transport engaged GHD to undertake a pre-feasibility investigation into the need, scope and likely issues involved with a proposal for the busway in the locality of the Gympie Road corridor. This corridor is a major arterial road that serves as both a regional linkage and a key component in the central northside district road network.

A range of previous studies, including the Corridor Selection Report, identified the need for a northern busway to provide a new public transport line haul (high quality, high frequency) route to support existing and future north side suburban services.

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Established in 1976, Al Ain University in the United Arab Emirates is being redeveloped to reflect the country’s growing higher education needs.

GHD is providing structural, mechanical, electrical and hydraulic engineering design services, as well as building fire services and IT communication services, for the AUD$500 million project. The campus will have a built-up area of almost 292,000sq m across 350ha and will accommodate up to 18,000 students.

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American Memorial Park honors the American and Marianas people who gave their lives during the Marianas Campaign of World War II. As part of a design team, GHD provided civil, structural and environmental engineering services for major improvements to the park and the downtown Garapan area. The project consists of three elements: a new memorial garden, a new visitor cultural center, and improvements to the existing amphitheater.

Our team provided engineering site investigations, subsurface soils exploration, and identification of permit requirements. Site civil improvements included water and sewer utilities, parking, entrance access, walkways, and drainage. The structural design for the new visitor cultural center that is a 7,000 ft² single-story structure included an in-house theater, as well as a fabric cover on the outdoor amphitheater.

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GHD has prepared the detailed master plan for Aquacity, a development located adjacent to the proposed Waterfront City in Vietnam’s Dong Nai province.   

The development is being undertaken by a consortia led by the diversified international corporation, VinaCapital, with participation from local organisations DonaCoop and An Phu Long JSC.

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Despite its prominent position in the CBD, the Auckland Central City Library has struggled to achieve a significant presence in the city. The facility opened in 1971 and substantial design modifications were undertaken in 1980. In early 2004, GHD assisted in the development of a future strategy for the library. The strategy addressed challenges including transforming innercity demographics, streetscape issues, and how the library could be better used by key stakeholders such as the nearby art galleries and university, Auckland city archives and various institutions.

The final design for the library alterations focused on achieving improved visibility and accessibility. One of the primary features of the project was the creation of a new entrance in the form of a lantern that connects to the library via a new café.

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GHD is developing the asset management plan for the renewal of Auckland's passenger rail stations.

Auckland Regional Transport Network Limited (ARTNL), representing six councils in the region, has commissioned GHD to review asset management practices and produce the first asset management plan for Auckland's metro rail stations.

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River foreshore issues are potentially controversial and need strong community and council involvement if they are to be resolved. GHD completed a master plan for the Richmond River foreshore.

The plan, which was developed for the New South Wales Department of Lands and Ballina Shire Council, has received strong community, council and government support.

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GHD was commissioned to prepare a design for a new Year 1 through to Year 9 campus at Bayside College in Australia. The campus facilitates the merger of several local schools.

The layout of the various buildings are structured around the idea of communal learning villages sharing a common resource centre.

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GHD delivered this award winning master plan for a new campus for Beijing Normal University, one of the most reputable universities in China. 

The new campus is located in Changping District, north Beijing and covers a total of 133ha.

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GHD was the lead engineer for two major phases of the USD1 billion California Health Care Facility for the California Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation.

The first phase consisted of an abatement, demolition, and site readiness project on which GHD worked with the architect on the preparation of plans, specifications, and estimates for the abatement and demolition of 15 buildings and site utilities, as well as the design of access roads, staging areas, security fencing and electronics, and power systems.

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The California Correctional Center at Susanville and High Desert State Prison, owned by the California Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation (CDCR), has grown and prison wastewater flows have exceeded the wastewater treatment system capability. As a result of overloading of the existing treatment facility and disposal areas, the Lahontan Regional Water Quality Control Board issued a number of Board Orders requiring changes to and an upgrade of the wastewater treatment plant. Winzler & Kelly was contracted to design the upgrades for the plant. The nearly USD40 million project was designed in 2007 – 2008 with construction scheduled to be completed in the fall of 2009.

The existing facility is located in an unincorporated area of Lassen County, approximately seven miles east of the City of Susanville and is situated on a 1,100-acre parcel owned by CDCR. The Susanville-CDCR wastewater treatment plant provides treatment for approximately 10,000 people from both prisons by treating, storing and reclaiming wastewater for agricultural use.

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The U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service Kealia Pond Headquarters and Visitor Center is a 7500 square foot, LEED^_® Silver building (certification pending) that replaces a Headquarters/Visitor Center destroyed by fire in 2006.

Architectural concepts were developed with the locale and history of the Hawaiian island of Maui in mind. These concepts included double pitched roofs, lava rock clad footings and columns and siding that is consistent with the local architecture. The Visitors Center includes an exhibit hall, reception and lobby area, book store, bathrooms, and multi-purpose room. Sight lines from the reception area into the exhibit hall were stressed to encourage visitors to enter the exhibit hall. The project design employed a Building Information Model (BIM) in order to allow both the owner and the design team to accurately understand the coordination of architectural and structural elements and the aesthetic features of the complex roof-framing and open site lines. GHD served as the prime consultant and completed the civil, structural, mechanical and electrical system design, the environmental review and permitting, and is serving as the LEED^_® Project Administrator and Commissioning Agent.

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The new Melbourne container examination facility is the first high capacity complex for scanning of shipping containers for the Australian Customs Service (ACS).

GHD worked with the ACS to design the architecture, structure, building services and civil works for the complex.

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GHD has been engaged to design 235 villas for an exclusive new residential development in the West Bay Diplomatic precinct in Doha, Qatar. The Cultural Village project is spread over 99ha and is one of the largest ever undertaken by GHD.

The Cultural Village will reflect the heritage of Qatar through its traditional architecture. It is expected to host numerous community and cultural facilities, and includes a retail complex, theatres, a resort, and an air-conditioned, outdoor plaza for public events.

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Qatar Airways at Doha Airport needed a two-storey extension to the existing departures terminal. Building on previous experience gained from similar project work, GHD provided architectural and engineering design services, as well as contract administration and project management services.

The extension was designed and constructed on a fast-track basis, which enabled its completion within just six months. The new section has given Qatar Airways additional gate boarding lounges, a first class lounge and cafeteria, increased check-in area capacity and additional baggage handling systems.

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With a brief to reflect the growing spirit of Qatar and its emerging significance in regional affairs, GHD has created an exciting retail and entertainment complex of international standard.

The master plan for the multi-use City Centre project, developed with Davenport Campbell, provides almost 300,000 sq m of built-up area over five levels and facilities for 3000 car park spaces. The retail and entertainment mall provides a broad range of family-based activities – in specialty retail outlets, a hypermarket, food courts, entertainment area, a cinema complex, ice skating rink and a bowling alley.

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GHD was appointed by the client to design, design develop, document, oversee and administer contracts for the Darwin Zone Substation at Frances Bay.

The building was to be architecturally designed to a high standard with the inclusion of transformer halls over a span of 4 levels. A tunnel at the basement level allows for access and egress from the substation.

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GHD is the principal consultant for the design of this high profile five-star tourist resort. The architecture and services are designed in modern Qatari style and provide a solution to the harsh desert environment.

The Grand Hyatt development, commissioned by the Tourism Investment Company, is a luxurious resort complex comprising a 250-suite hotel and fully serviced five-star holiday villas. Located along the Arabian Gulf, the innovative cluster layout concept maximises the view of the beach from each villa, while retaining privacy. The design engenders the site’s characteristics, that of the collusion of water and the desert.                                     

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GHD delivered a sustainable design for a 300,000 square foot building, athletic fields and car parking as part of this USD80 million project. Biological treatment, vegetative swales, green roofs and porous pavement were incorporated to improve water quality and achieve gold certification in the LEED (Leadership In Energy and Environmental Design) green building rating system.

GHD completed site programming and design for an 80-acre greenfield high school project for the Oregon Trail School District. Initially, the project involved extensive site analysis and consultation with the District and the City of Sandy. The project involved extensive LEED low impact development techniques and innovative “green street” methods to achieve high water quality standards and reduce impacts to downstream stormwater facilities. Water quality for the site was a key concern, effectively addressed by incorporating extensive use of biological treatment, vegetative swales, green roofs, and porous pavement, all of which ultimately contributed to qualify this project for LEED Gold certification.

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Havilah on Palmerston is a residential aged care facility and retirement village development in the heart of regional Victoria. 

The project revitalises a currently unused site (previously Maryborough High School) into a sustainable development of a central town block.

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Hong Kong Academy was founded in 2000 to serve the educational needs of Hong Kong’s expatriate and local communities by providing a broad, international style curriculum that incorporated the best teaching practices from around the globe.

Hong Kong Academy is an inquiry-based, child-centred community school that fosters diversity and allows students across a spectrum of learning needs to reach their full potential. Hong Kong Academy was the first school in Hong Kong to introduce
the International Baccalaureate (IB) curriculum. It maintains a 1:5 teacher-student ratio, the lowest in Hong Kong.

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GHD developed an infrastructure concept report for the Candlestick Point and Hunters Point Development, a 750-acre, proposed commercial, research and development, and residential redevelopment project which includes 10,000 residential units.

The report presents conceptual designs for mass grading, low pressure water, high pressure water, recycled water, storm drain, treated storm drain, sanitary sewer, and joint trench systems. It also documents assumptions and analyses made in conjunction with the designs of these systems.

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The Khalifa Port and Industrial Zone (KPIZ) is one of the world's largest greenfield port and industrial zone development projects, providing infrastructure for the growing industrial and commercial sectors of Abu Dhabi in the United Arab Emirates.

The industrial zone could grow to more than 450sq km, accommodating light to heavy industries, including base metals, chemicals, trade and logistics and building materials, as well as space for commercial, community and residential zones.

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A new high-capacity lamb processing plant at Punta Arenas in remote Patagonia is online in just 20 months.

At the start of the project, local client ,Carnes Agromar, engaged GHD/ProAnd*  to conduct the initial development study, complete the conceptual and detailed design, and providing all engineering services through to plant commissioning.

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The vision for the Leanyer Recreation Park project was to create a facility in a natural environment that will provide the Darwin community with diverse, challenging, fun and safe recreation and education opportunities.

GHD undertook stage one of the design in 2003. This involved redevelopment of the site of the former Leanyer Lake into a multi-use recreation area. The centrepiece of the project is a 2000sq m walk-in swimming pool with cascading paddle pools and a 500sq m wet deck area equipped with various water play installations.

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Continuing a decade-long relationship, GHD provided Leprino with mechanical engineering designs for a new 500,000 square-foot plant, including evaporator and drying facilities.

The greenfield plant was completed on a fast track schedule becoming operational in 18 months. The expansions were coordinated so as not to interrupt continuous plant production.

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The riverfront precinct in one of China’s most famous tourist cities is being transformed into a vibrant urban space.

GHD’s Beijing and Changsa offices recently won an international competition to provide the urban design that will revitalise the waterfront precinct of the city of Zhangjiajie, on the Lishui River in Hunan province, in the world heritage-listed Zhangjiajie national park.

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The iconic New Zealand gourmet pie maker, Dad’s Pies, which has experienced major domestic and export business growth, engaged GHD to provide whole-of-project services to upgrade production facilities at its Auckland plant. The project involved a trebling of production capacity and the incorporation of advanced process automation, to create an export compliance facility with the appropriate flows and efficiencies to meet future demand.

The GHD team designed the new process, assisted in selecting the plant and equipment, designed the new 3400sq m extension, and project managed construction and installation of services. The existing plant remained in production during project delivery.

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Melbourne Airport appointed GHD as project manager for the design and construction of the Domestic Express Terminal to be used by Virgin Blue and Impulse Airlines. The Terminal design caters for 550 passengers each hour.  The total value for the project was AUD$9 million.

GHD prepared the functional brief for this design and construct project and then project managed the construction to an exacting delivery timetable.

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As the doors of new schools Mission Heights Primary and Mission Heights Junior College opened in February 2009, students experienced New Zealand’s first green schooling environment.

Situated in Auckland, the two schools, with shared library, administration, gymnasium and performing arts centre, will eventually cater for over 1800 students. And a ‘fast-tracked’ timeframe meant the project was not only of a large scale, but also required swift completion.

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When building two new schools on a greenfield site in Auckland, New Zealand, Hawkins Construction approached GHD to provide the skills they needed to complete the project – Green Star accredited professionals, engineering, landscape architecticture and much more.

Situated in Flat Bush, Mission Heights Schools is actually two schools sharing a library, administration facilities, a gymnasium and a performing arts centre. It  will eventually cater for close to 2000 students. A ‘fast tracked’ timeframe meant the large-scale project required swift completion. Working closely with ASC Architects, Hawkins Construction, the Ministry of Education and the New Zealand Green Building Council (NZGBC), the tight timeframe dictated a strong partnering and team approach.

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The ACT Government-owned National Convention Centre, Canberra was originally opened in 1989 and has been operated by the lessee, Intercontinental Hotels Group since 2001. It was one of the earliest specialist convention and exhibition facilities constructed in Australia. The inferior state of repair and poor functionality of the centre approaching the end of its life cycle was contributing to a declining market share of major conventions.

The project to reposition the National Convention Centre was initiated by the ACT Government and focussed on improving marketability though achieving value for money in addressing the sense of arrival and place, venue flexibility, delegate amenity and visitor experience. A capital upgrade program to refurbish the facility and achieve compliance with current building standards and reduce operating and maintenance costs was a key part of the redevelopment.

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GHD developed a master plan and final engineering designs for a bulk liquid terminal including a 100-foot long pipe bridge with up to 15 dedicated unloading lines. The terminal handles products including methanol, propylene glycol, liquid fertilizers, vegetable oils, bio-diesel and glycerine.

GHD completed the master plan, preliminary engineering, and a USD2 billion probable cost determination for the new bulk liquid terminal installed at Berth 401, Port of Portland Terminal 4. This berth had been previously reviewed by GHD for an existing tenant as a potential unloading facility for methanol. In addition to methanol, other products that may be transferred would be lignite, urea ammonium nitrate, propylene glycol, liquid fertilizers, vegetable oils, bio-diesel feed stocks, bio-diesel, glycerin, and ammonium calcium nitrate. GHD also produced construction documents and provided construction support for final design for bulk liquid terminal improvements.

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GHD provided the process design, plant layouts, services systems and project management services for the expansion of the Fonterra Eltham plant in New Zealand. This boosts yearly production to 90,000 tonnes of cheese product.

Fonterra is the world’s largest diary exporter, exporting 95 percent of its diary products to consumers in more than 140 countries.

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GHD analysed energy use at the 23 square-block PSU campus and developed plans for more efficient steam and chilled water systems that will save USD46,000 a year in energy costs and reduce greenhouse gas emissions. This project won a 2012 Engineering Excellence Award from the American Council of Engineering Companies (ACEC Oregon).

Comprehensive utilities master planning provided design, project management, mechanical, electrical, and civil engineering services for a multi-disciplinary team to evaluate the projected needs for the campus chilled water loop and steam central plant requirements to match the projected growth to 2018.

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Qatar Airways crew have a new ‘home away from home’ in Doha that achieves high quality living in a relaxing atmosphere.

GHD was engaged to design the complex, which contains 543 apartments in four buildings that are arranged in a traditional form of an Arabic Mafruka. The facility, which has a modern contemporary theme, is designed to project the dynamic and progressive branding attributes commonly associated with Qatar Airways.

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The high security headquarters at RAAF Base Williamtown in New South Wales incorporates many affordable ecologically sustainable development (ESD) features.

After developing the Base master plan and providing various levels of technical assistance for the Base's redevelopment to accommodate the new Airborne Early Warning and Control aircraft for RAAF No. 2 Squadron, GHD designed the initial works and the AUD$11million headquarters building.

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GHD provided the electrical building services designs, plus architecture and interior design services, for the new resort. The facility includes guest accommodation, detached holiday villas, bar and restaurant, retail, conference centre, residential residence and recreational design. Our team designed all specialist lighting, audio visual and communications systems for the multi venue conference venue.

The facility has won a number of awards.

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The Government of Brunei, Ministry of Defence, engaged GHD and joint venture partners Australian Construction Services and Damit Bakar Consultants, to design, supervise and project manage the Muara Naval Base expansion works. The aim was to extend the existing Naval base to support three new Offshore Patrol Vessels (OPVs) and to update the current facilities.

Valued at AUD$150 million, the construction project work was prepared into separate packages and included:

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New state trauma and burns units at The Royal Perth Hospital were completed in December 2007 and February 2008 respectively after a contract period of approximately 48 weeks.

The 3000sq m redevelopment on the third floor in the North Block provides an additional 40 beds to the hospital (25 new trauma beds, 10 relocated burns beds and five dual-use, i.e. trauma or burns, beds). This design flexibility allows the hospital to accommodate up to 30 trauma patients or 15 burns patients.. The design brief for the new AUD$8 million facility included major changes to the existing fire and smoke compartments (from a single fire zone to three separate fire zones and six separate smoke compartments) as well as the installation of a new air-conditioning plant room within the existing ceiling space on the third floor.

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Queensland Rail engaged GHD to both design and document the station upgrades between Salisbury and Kuraby. GHD’s in house team prepared the civil, architectural and facility design for the modifications to the six suburban rail stations affected by the addition of a third track between Salisbury and Kuraby.

GHD was also responsible for integrating the railway signaling and overhead electrification aspects into the design. Practical construction staging was set out in a series of construction staging drawings.

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The San Francisco Marina Yacht Harbor, West Harbor Renovation Project consists of the redesign of complete renovations for the 325-berth marina. The San Francisco Recreation and Parks Department administers the marina.

The marina project is funded by a loan from the California Department of Boating and Waterways. GHD prepared complete design-build RFP bridging documents consisting of plans and specifications for demolition of existing berths and construction of reconfigured berths in the West Harbor, upgrade of electrical and water dock utilities, installation of new barrier-free access gangways with security gates, construction of a new 300 foot long concrete floating breakwater and an 185 foot long cantilever sheet pile breakwater, repairs to the revetment, earthen mole removal, maintenance dredging, and improvement of the landside buildings.

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San Quentin is California's oldest and best known correctional institution. The prison today includes a reception center for new commitments, a parole violator unit, general population units, and a minimum security work crew unit.

San Quentin State Prison was opened in July 1852 and covers 432 acres. San Quentin housed both male and female inmates until 1933 when the women's prison at Tehachapi was built.

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Sanya Bay new city is a new resort area under development at Sanya on the Chinese island province of Hainan.

GHD’s urban design and architecture team in Beijing is providing the concept design that incorporates urban development for the site, architecture for modern, Chinese-style villas and environmental management.

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The Skin and Cancer Foundation purchased a property adjacent to its previous premises and engaged GHD to provide a master plan for the layout of the 1450sq m first floor level. The plan had to take into account the fact that once ground floor existing leases expire, the Foundation's services could expand if there was demand.

Strategically located in Carlton, Melbourne in an active medico-health precinct, the facility provides world-class services, education and research in dermatology. The distinctive building is located on a corner site and incorporates extensive car parking in the building and on the rooftop. It is set up to provide both consulting and treatment services for the largely senior patient base.

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The Australian Government funded Australian Technical Colleges across Australia in areas where there are skills needs, a high youth population and a strong industry base

For the Maitland College project GHD provided the architectural design, documentation and building contract administration for this new technical high school campus.  Initially accommodating 130 students, the facilities include an administration building, classrooms, a library and workshops.

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GHD provided engineering and construction support services to allow a fast-track warehouse expansion while the Tillamook County Creamery continued operating. Its new state-of-the-art cheese warehouse includes boilers, maintenance, refrigeration, and steam facilities.

In order to accommodate the new aging/storage warehouse, the existing boiler plant was relocated. Site water and utilities were relocated and expanded to support the operational relocations and the new warehouse.

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Traeger Park sporting complex is the main sporting facility for Alice Springs and is a leading Australian venue for national and international sporting events.

In 2003, GHD prepared the master plan for the redevelopment of Traeger Park. This process involved public consultation, scoping and concept development for any future upgrading of the facility.

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Jointly funded by the University of Melbourne and Goulburn Valley Health, this project involved the development of facilities for the rural health division of the Department of Human Services in Victoria. Stage one includes teaching facilities, lecture theatres, meeting rooms, library and administration areas.

As a preliminary to this project, GHD prepared an overall site master plan that identified further accommodation facilities for those students and doctors being trained in the stage one facility.

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Stage two of the School of Rural Health facilities development includes student and staff accommodation. Residential buildings types range from shared accommodation to stand-alone town houses. The project comprises seven 11-bedroom buildings, each identified by form, material and colour selection.

The facilities, developed by the University of Melbourne and Goulburn Valley Health, are to enhance doctors’ experience of living and working in regional areas.

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GHD was instrumental in the renovation of the existing 23 story, 137,000 square foot Geneva Tower building located in downtown Syracuse. The 1974 building was completely gutted and renovated to include two floors of common spaces and 21 floors of apartments for students attending the Upstate Medical University. 

GHD provided HVAC, plumbing, fire protection and electrical design and construction administration services for the project. We also served as the LEED consultant for the owner, design team and construction manager and verified that all systems were working as efficiently as possible and in accordance with the contract documents. This included facilitating the LEED certification process and creating a roadmap to guide the inclusion of sustainable concepts and processes into the project. As a result, we identified that the renovated building would use 40 percent less energy.

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GHD was the primary design consultant for this design/build project located at Naval Base Kitsap at Bangor, Washington. The project included design and construction of a new two-story 22,800 square foot, ADA-compliant, sustainable-design (LEED^_® certified) underwater acoustics research laboratory with an open storage lay-down area and parking to replace the existing acoustics research spaces located at the Puget Sound Naval Shipyard.

To provide for the relocation of the Fox Island Laboratory on-water operations, the project also included the design and construction of a 190-foot long, 25-foot wide precast and cast-in-place concrete pier for personnel and HS-20 truck access, eight mooring dolphins, and a 120-foot long, 22 foot wide steel truss transfer span to serve a relocated 350-foot long, 59-foot wide, 15-foot high floating concrete pontoon at the project site. The mooring of small to medium sized vessels and a single, large research barge, new facilities on the relocated pontoon, electrical, communication, water and sewer utilities, and site grading and roadway improvements landside of the pier were also included. 

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The beachside residence comprises three levels over 650sq m. The basement accommodates a six-car garage and a spacious, atmospheric wine-cellar/bar featuring a floor made up with acid-washed bricks salvaged from a 1940s house. The Lamson cash carrier-basket can transport a can of beer across the room and the 1880 spiral staircase connects this space with a 'bridge' on the next storey.

The mid-level is the main living area of the house. It has a bright, airy open-plan kitchen/meals/family room that seamlessly opens to western and eastern terraces. The western alfresco area enjoys un-interrupted and private ocean views while at the rear a new Norcia oven has been installed into a tall limestone chimney piece. The alfresco area is roofed with translucent teflon-coated fabric over a curved steel frame. Lighting and ceiling fans are suspended from the structure.

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GHD was responsible for preparing alternatives and design of streetscape improvements for West Estudillo Avenue between San Leandro Boulevard and East 14th Street, including storm drainage extension, street crown lowering, street lighting, crosswalks, sidewalk enhancements, and utility undergrounding. GHD was the lead agency for the Rule 20A utility undergrounding project, including preparation of the Form B for all utility company sign-off.

West Estudillo Historic Downtown Improvement Project represents one of three projects that GHD and Golden Associates have successfully worked together, as an effective team, for the City of San Leandro. We were the prime consultant and provided all the traffic, electrical and civil components of the project. Partially funded by a TLC Grant from the Metropolitan Transportation Commission, the objective of the West Estudillo project was to provide an important link between the BART Station and the Central Downtown Core by improving the pedestrian experience, providing adequate parking and visually connecting the five-block area.

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Located in the heart of the restaurant sector of Hutt Street, GHD's brief was to develop a club atmosphere that embodied the 'fashion capitals' of Europe, and localised it for Adelaide.

The inspiration for the design team was the subtle use of distinctive finishes, the use of the signature form 'XO', plus the creation of a luxurious yet understated open plan environment.

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In the spirit of harnessing innovation and raising benchmarks, GHD has developed a spectacular concept for a building of the future, called ZERO.

A hallmark of our company’s integrated multi-disciplinary services, ZERO is located at Richmond Station in Melbourne, Australia. Unveiled at the OUR PLANET Sustainability Forum, ZERO showcases our innovative approach and demonstrates what can be achieved in an energy and resource efficient building.

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客户名称：香港特别行政区建筑署

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客户名称：武汉中城投资有限公司

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客户名称：德胜投资有限公司.

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