The proposed mixed use development at 402 to 420 Pacific Highway, Crows Nest is currently progressing through the State Significant Development assessment process. Located opposite the new Crows Nest Metro Station, the proposal comprises a 39 storey mixed use tower with 254 residential apartments, retail and commercial space, together with four basement levels. The project forms part of the Crows Nest Transit Oriented Development Precinct, supporting the continued evolution o

As the next stage of the Auburn Square precinct, the development continues the evolution of one of Western Sydney's growing mixed use destinations. Designed by Rothelowman for Tian An LFD and being delivered by BINAH, Auburn Square brings together residential, retail and public spaces, contributing to the continued growth of Auburn's town centre. Behind every major development is months of coordination long before construction reaches site. Goldfish & Bay is providing Digital

Aeris forms part of Sekisui House Australia and Hankyu Hanshin Properties' long term vision for Melrose Park. Designed by GroupGSA, the development will deliver 468 residences across two residential towers and a podium building. Positioned at one of the precinct's highest points, it will contribute to the growing masterplanned community and the continued transformation of this part of Sydney. Our involvement in AERIS builds on Goldfish & Bay's growing contribution across the

Developed by Thirdi Group, designed by Woods Bagot and delivered by Dilcara, the project comprises expansive residences above ground floor retail, supported by a two level basement and premium resident amenities. Our team is providing Hydraulic, Mechanical, Electrical, Wet Fire and Dry Fire engineering design services for the development, supporting the coordination and delivery of essential building services across the project. We are pleased to be working alongside Thirdi G

Designing within established suburbs like Mosman comes with a different level of coordination. The surrounding context matters more. Residential scale, heritage character, landscaping, outlook, infrastructure, and amenity all need to work together within a constrained urban footprint without overpowering the streetscape around it. Designed by Giles Tribe Architects, the project comprises 41 residential apartments across a site positioned between Cowles Road and the wider Spit

Designed by Richards & Spence, the studio behind The Calile Hotel, one of Brisbane’s most recognised hospitality projects, the development brings together 41 hotel-apartments with a ground floor mix of hospitality, retail and wellness spaces. The building is organised around a landscaped central courtyard, with a low-rise brick form that responds to Byron’s coastal character while establishing a clear presence within the urban fabric. At ground level, the hospitality offering