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Uniting Belrose: Empowering Residents to Live Their Best Lives

BSE was appointed by Uniting to deliver mechanical, electrical, hydraulic, fire protection, and sustainability engineering design services for the $194 million Uniting Belrose Redevelopment, located at 2B Morgan Road, Belrose.

The redevelopment, recently approved by the Department of Planning, Housing and Infrastructure, will deliver 147 independent living apartments, 120 residential aged care places, and shared community amenities across six buildings. Residents will benefit from a wellness centre, café, swimming pool, salon, Men’s Shed, and Seniors Gym, all designed to support connection, wellbeing, and quality of life.

Our team undertook parametric modelling to optimise daylight access and thermal performance, working closely with the client, architect, quantity surveyor, façade contractors, suppliers, head contractor, and consultant team to maximise outcomes without exceeding specification thresholds or increasing costs.

BSE is proud to contribute to a contemporary seniors’ community that empowers residents to live their best lives.

Images Courtesy of Uniting NSW.ACT

Project | Watermark Residences: Sustainable Luxury Seniors Living in Chatswood

BSE was engaged by Watermark Living, in collaboration with builder Parkview Constructions, to deliver electrical, mechanical, hydraulic, fire protection, vertical transportation, and sustainability engineering design services for Watermark Residences. Located at 130 Beaconsfield Road, Chatswood, within the Newgreens precinct at Chatswood Golf Club, Watermark Residences offers 106 two- and three-bedroom independent living units. Rather than a conventional planning approach that would have limited the site’s potential, the apartments were consolidated into a five-storey form that follows the natural escarpment, giving every apartment spectacular golf course views and a strong connection to the landscape.

The new clubhouse, positioned between the two apartment buildings, serves as a centrepiece of the village. Generous in scale, it includes a café, restaurant, gym, hydrotherapy pool, cinema, conference and function facilities. Residents also enjoy a private lounge, and multi-level parking conveniently located close to their apartments.

Sustainability is central to the design, with each apartment powered by solar energy and supported by battery storage. Electric vehicle charging infrastructure, water recycling initiatives, and the planting of more than 650 trees further reduce the development’s environmental footprint while enhancing long-term operational efficiency.

Our team delivered engineering services across all project stages, including concept design, design development, and tender documentation, followed by novation to the builder for design finalisation, peer review, and construction-phase services. In addition to core building services, our scope incorporated photovoltaic to support the project’s sustainability objectives.

BSE is proud to have contributed to the successful delivery of this high-performing, environmentally responsible seniors living community.

Images Courtesy of Watermark Residences

The Show Must Go On: Switchboard Upgrade at St Ives Shopping Village

BSE was engaged to design, tender, and project manage the replacement of the two main switchboards at St Ives Shopping Village. The challenge? Maintaining trading operations throughout the changeover process.

St Ives Shopping Village is a 17,475 sqm shopping centre, triple anchored by Woolworths, Coles, and Harris Farm Markets, located on Sydney’s north shore. The centre is ranked number one in terms of sales performance in Shopping Centre News’ Mini Guns category, which ranks centres with gross leasable area of between 6,000 and 20,000 sqm. With $264 million in annual turnover, the pressure was on to deliver the upgrade with minimal interruptions.

Being an active shopping centre, the transition was carefully programmed and closely coordinated with Centre Management and affected tenants. A further complication was the need to maintain backup support for critical systems. To deliver extra value with this switchboard upgrade, a new 600 kWe solar PV system was integrated to enhance operational efficiency.

As the site’s architecture did not allow for the construction of a new main switchroom, all works had to be designed and programmed for progressive switchboard transfers within the existing switchroom. Ausgrid was required to shut down the substation to allow connection of the new fire-rated consumer mains.

The upgrades were essential as the existing switchboards could no longer meet the changing demands of retailers, limiting the centre’s ability to attract new tenants. While the 5,000 A supply from Ausgrid’s substation was adequate, BSE reconfigured the distribution to provide greater supply capacity to retail sections while maintaining baseline load for common services.

The switchboard changeover works were successfully delivered by JSG Electrical.

BSE is proud to have worked on this vital community hub, helping ensure that St Ives Shopping Village continues to meet the needs of shoppers and its current and future tenants.

Project Manager: Geoff Taylor

Main Image Courtesy of SISVNSW

HoMie Clothing: Streetwear Label and Social Enterprise

Through our partnership with the Property Industry Foundation (PIF), BSE provided pro bono mechanical, electrical, fire protection, and hydraulic engineering design services for HoMie Clothing’s second store at Emporium Melbourne. The 180 sqm space comprised two former tenancies, one featuring timber finishes and the other perforated metal. The direction was to reuse these materials throughout the new store, and we have to say, it looks great.

HoMie is a Melbourne-based streetwear label and social enterprise. 100% of HoMie’s profits go towards supporting young people affected by homelessness or hardship. Since 2015, the organisation has supported more than 3,900 young people.

This store at Emporium will be home to their brand-new social impact program, Retail Ready. Retail Ready is a paid, supported 10-week work experience program for young people aged 18–25 affected by homelessness or hardship. The goal is to equip participants with the skills, experience, and opportunities to be work-ready and better prepared for their future.

HoMie Clothing’s CEO, Steph Say, said about the new store at Emporium Melbourne:

“This is what happens when a community of over 30 partners, funders and tradies come together to combat youth homelessness:

A brand-new, double-fronted, 180sqm, fully wheelchair accessible, CBD store built from recycled materials that will employ up to 48 young people affected by homelessness or hardship each year. It's a mouthful, but we're damn proud!

This store has been years in the making with too many contributors to count. Thanks to everyone for getting around us and making this project a reality.”

BSE is thrilled to have helped bring this new store to life, enabling HoMie to continue its mission. With properly designed services, everyone in the space, shoppers and staff alike, can focus on the real stars of the show: the clothes!

Andrew Sayer, Director – VIC and BSE’s project lead, said:

“We are proud to support HoMie and the incredible impact they have in our community. Providing BSE’s services pro bono is just one way we can give back and help create opportunities for young people experiencing hardship. With 100% of the store’s profits going back to supporting HoMie’s work, this project will continue to deliver lasting value in assisting youth.”

Life at BSE | March 2026

Here are some of the things we’ve been up to over the past couple of weeks:

 

📍 Melbourne bonded over dinner and axe-throwing! 🎯🪓 Any guesses as to who was the best? Let us know in the comments. 👇

BSE hosted a workshop to honour International Women's Day 2026, sparking honest and open conversations about what Give to Gain means personally and what it asks of us as a business. 💜



 

📍 Sydney’s Andrew Fraser, Godfrey Frederick, and Jamie Waygood joined the INTREC golf day. 🏌️⛳ Thank you to our friends from INTREC for having us and congratulations on 30 years of INTREC! 🎉

 

📍 Melbourne received a visit from Godfrey Frederick, with Godfrey and Amelia Fraser also attending Tree of Knowledge (TOK) Melbourne. 🤝

Bunworth Park Home & Life Welcomes JB Hi-Fi, Rebel Sport and Pillow Talk

BSE has been engaged by ATG Group to deliver electrical, mechanical, fire protection, and hydraulic engineering design services for three new retail tenancies at Bunworth Park Home & Life in Gympie. The tenancies, Rebel Sport, JB Hi-Fi, and Pillow Talk, will further enhance the retail hub and strengthen Gympie’s position as a leading retail destinlooks forward to our continued partnership with ATG Group and to contributing to this strategically located development, adding retail options for the local community and travellers of the Bruce Highway.

 

Images Courtesy of ATG Group

Life at BSE | PIF Sydney Charity Regatta 2026

BSE is proud to support the Property Industry Foundation (PIF) and their mission to assist homeless youth. Through our partnership, we have helped our friends at HoMie Clothing and supported initiatives such as Construction Rocks. The guitar Andrew and Nicki Fraser won at last year’s Construction Rocks auction, now proudly displayed in our Sydney office, is proof of this collaboration. 🎸

As part of our continued support, Simon Daly and Robert Alvarez represented #TeamBSE at this year’s PIF Sydney Charity Regatta at Cruising Yacht Club of Australia. ⛵ They jumped at the opportunity to spend a memorable day connecting with industry colleagues while enjoying the spectacular backdrop of Sydney Harbour. Despite a damp and cloudy start to the morning, the sun made a welcome appearance just before lunch, setting the scene for a fantastic afternoon on the water. It was truly a day well spent supporting a very worthy cause.”

Robert Alvarez, Marketing Specialist, reflected on the experience:

 

“While the strong winds prevented the race from going ahead as planned, our skipper, Richard Williams, made sure a good time was still had by all. He took us out on the harbour and gave everyone the chance to steer the boat, experience a few tacks, and enjoy great conversation while taking in the sights. We also shared the boat with some newfound friends from Kate Nixon. The only minor hiccup of the day was losing my BSE hat fairly early on, although I had been warned. PIF events are always a blast, and it’s inspiring to see the difference they make for young Australians.”

The team spent the day aboard Calibre 12, a racing yacht that has competed in the Rolex Sydney to Hobart twice under Richard’s ownership. We wish Richard and his crew the very best of luck in their upcoming races.

Youth homelessness affects 46,000 young Australians, with one in two being turned away due to a lack of beds. These young people need help, and PIF plays a vital role in creating safe environments and better futures for hundreds of young Aussies. Hats off to the PIF team for organising such a fantastic event. Definitely one for the books.

 

Rising Over Raymond Park: Banksii East Brisbane

BSE is proud to announce that we have been appointed by Vector Property and Core Property Partners to provide electrical, mechanical, hydraulic, fire protection, and ESD engineering design services for Banksii in East Brisbane. This contemporary ten-storey residential project comprises 72 one, two, and three-bedroom sun-drenched residences.

Just 2 km from the CBD, these apartments are positioned above the pristine parklands of Raymond Park, offering sweeping views of the city skyline and surrounding mountain ranges, with glimpses of the Brisbane River.

Our QLD team is excited to be part of this development, which offers a unique combination of connectivity, amenity, and long-term liveability.

Images Courtesy of Banksii

International Women's Day 2026

Today, we celebrate International Women’s Day  and honour the women who make an impact in our lives, workplaces, and communities. 💜

 

This day is a reminder of the ongoing journey towards equality and the importance of supporting the women who inspire and drive change every day. From our talented team members to women across the world, we stand together in solidarity to uplift, empower, and accelerate progress.

 

We invite you to check out these IWD Pledge Cards and commit to a specific action to help create a more gender-equal world. Together, we can accelerate action and shape a future where equality is the norm.

 

Here’s to the women who inspire us and the power of unity in diversity! 🌸

Touch Base with #TeamBSE | Amelia Fraser

With International Women’s Day just around the corner, we’re taking this opportunity to highlight one of BSE’s leaders, Amelia Fraser, Manager – National Strategic Partnerships. 💜

 

Amelia is best described as sunshine, bottled. An essential part of our National Strategic Partnerships team, she brings a commitment to delivering outstanding outcomes for BSE clients, and an interesting range of opportunities for our teams to design. Working with our teams across the country, Amelia establishes and builds strong connections within the industry, and champions BSE’s offering to our project partners.

What is your background story?

After having a go at a couple of things at uni, and knowing it wasn’t what I was after, I took an opportunity to jump straight into work. I worked in all client-facing roles, including medical admin, HR, and recruitment, before settling in property and construction in a surprise twist.

 

Like so many, it took me time to work out what I found inspiring professionally. The connections made with people, and the opportunities within this industry, are exciting. I was pretty green when I joined. However, through growth and development, and spending time understanding the industry and all its nuances, I’ve grown to enjoy the challenges thrown our way (cough cough, the current VIC market).

 

My role throughout my seven years at BSE has seen various iterations. However, the crux has always been generating relationships, identifying opportunities, and positioning BSE in a desirable position within the market.

 

Did you choose engineering, or did it choose you?

Without doubt, it chose me. It wasn’t an industry I thought I would chase, but throughout the past few years, I’ve absolutely developed a soft spot. It’s hard to ignore the huge impact our team’s involvement in projects has, and it’s so interesting to appreciate and see the bigger picture and all the behind-the-scenes work and coordination.

 

Throughout my time in the industry, I’ve enjoyed being involved in various groups, including being on the Tree of Knowledge committee for VIC. I thrive on bringing people together, and TOK is a brilliant opportunity to do that. I’ve also enjoyed the opportunity to be involved in the 500 Women in Property program over this past year, and I’ve connected with some wonderful, like-minded industry peers.

 

How do you feel services engineers add value to projects?

Walk into any building and you can’t always identify how the space comes to life, but behind the walls, under the floors, and in the ceiling are the important parts that make a building or space liveable, workable, and enjoyable.

 

The vision comes from the architect and designers, but without an engineer, the vision can’t spring to life. Services engineers literally add in the energy and life to buildings. Plus, they have a great overview of where cost savings can be made, a depth of knowledge and experience for the potential solutions and ways for approaching a design, all while making buildings sustainable and improving their lifecycle.

 

What gets you out of bed in the morning?

Look, I’ll be upfront: I’m just not a morning person. However, our home gets the most gorgeous morning sun, so once I drag myself out of bed, a coffee in the sun is a pretty glorious way to wake up.

 

Once the caffeine hits my system, I’m excited to get into the office, see the team, meet new people, and build connections with others. I’ve been so lucky to meet such incredible people in the industry, colleagues, and friends, and enjoying what you do makes the mornings just that little bit easier!

 

What does Amelia do in her free time?

Travel, and spending time with the people who fill my cup: family and friends. I had the incredible opportunity to travel to Japan and Europe last year, and I’m on the hunt for the next place to scratch that travel itch!

When I’m on home soil, you’ll find me spending my free time hosting friends and family for a wine (or 7), trialling a fun new recipe, spending time with my fiancé (wedding planning!!!!), or with my nose deep in a book.

Life at BSE | February 2026

Here are some of the things that #TeamBSE was up to in February:

 

📍 Brisbane faced off in a marshmallow-and-skewer tower challenge! Tallest tower went to Alix, Brendan, Prakuthi, Ruban, and Darrel, while strongest tower was claimed by Deney, Peter, Scott, and Michael. 🏆 Shoutout to Lee for organising and to Cameron Webb and Jonathan Ramajoo for judging!

📍 Sydney and Melbourne celebrated Lunar New Year with festive treats. 🥮 Sydney watched a lion dance performance, while Melbourne sipped on drinks mixed by their very own Chris Huang. 🦁🍸

 

📍 Sydney battled it out in Office Olympics, Letters & Numbers, MasterChef, and Lip Sync Battle, organised by BIM, Marketing, and IT. After some fierce competition, it ended in a tie! Half Baked Ideas (Elham, Michelle, Linda, Kyle, and Sanny) and Meeting Survivors (Stuart Johnson, Simon, Christine, Mehvish, and Phil) both came out on top! 🥇

📍 Canberra received a visit from David Luck, including a pit stop at Tree of Knowledge (TOK) Canberra! 🤝

From Carpark to Village Green in Lindfield

BSE's NSW team partnered with DEM Architects to provide electrical, mechanical, fire protection, hydraulic, vertical transportation, communications and security, street lighting, and acoustic engineering design services for Lindfield Village Green.

Just 50 metres from Lindfield station, the former Tryon open carpark was transformed into a wide-open space with lush grass, serving as a vibrant meeting point for the people of Lindfield and the wider Ku-ring-gai community. The space is designed to host pop-up markets, theatre performances, and live music. Two gazebos with fast-growing plants provide shade to visitors, one of which seamlessly integrates the fire stairs connected to the three-level carpark underneath.

The site offers a total of 241 basement parking spaces, with 105 spaces dedicated to commuters and 136 spaces available for the general public. All three parking levels are equipped with electric vehicle charging stations.

In addition to the open space and parking, the redevelopment includes a pavilion housing a café, Olea Lindfield.

Stuart Johnson, Director - NSW and BSE’s project lead, said:

"This project delivers the best of both worlds, providing ample parking while transforming the surface level into a vibrant community space. It encourages people to use public transport, and we are proud that BSE has been able to contribute to a development that truly serves the Lindfield and wider Ku-ring-gai community."

BSE News | Five for Five: BSE Engaged for All Five Five Guys in Australia

There are currently five Five Guys locations in Australia, and BSE is proud to have provided electrical, mechanical, fire protection, and hydraulic engineering design services for all five.

Five Guys opened its first restaurant in 1986 in Arlington, Virginia, and has since expanded to more than 1,900 locations worldwide. Their obsessive focus on quality and consistency has earned them fans, including some famous ones. When asked about his favourite American fast-food chain, Ed Sheeran said, "if it's an American fast food chain around the world, I'd usually go Five Guys."


Solomon Aluague, Associate – Mechanical NSW and BSE’s Project Lead for Five Guys at Martin Place and QV Melbourne, said:

"We are delighted to have assisted in bringing Five Guys to Australia. Every site and project is uniquely challenging. As a team we have overcome the barriers to maintain the streamlined production and delivery model that Five Guys is known for around the world. Big thanks to the BSE services engineering team for successfully collaborating with COOOP.Co Architecture. Thanks again to Five Guys for having us on board."

Five Guys Locations & Opening Dates:

  • Penrith – September 2021

  • 383 George St (Sydney CBD) – June 2022

  • Southbank (Melbourne) – August 2022

  • QV Melbourne – October 2024

  • Martin Place (Sydney) – March 2025

We are thrilled to have helped make Five Guys in Australia a reality. The BSE team are definitely fans, so excuse us while we grab some burgers and fries, maybe a milkshake too. 🥤🍔🍟

Steelworks Hotel turned Social Housing in Port Kembla

BSE was engaged by Growthbuilt to provide electrical, mechanical, fire protection, and hydraulic engineering design services for a 7-unit annex to the adaptive re-use of the Steelworks Hotel in Port Kembla. Originally called the Great Eastern Hotel, the structure was built in 1890 and is a well-known local landmark in Wollongong.

 

The single-story annex, developed by Anglicare, features 7 villa-style units. In total, the social housing development has 30 studio apartments for residents aged 55 and over.

 

Anglicare’s CEO, Simon Miller, said “This is a very important project for the community, and we are delighted to officially open the Port Kembla development which will provide a safe, secure and life-enriching home to members of the local community. Older Australians, and women in particular, are at higher risk of homelessness, and projects like these are a lifeline to those in need, particularly at a time of significant cost-of-living pressure and worsening housing affordability.”

 

BSE is proud to be part of this project which provides valuable social housing for a vulnerable group in the Port Kembla community.

 

Project Lead: Stuart Johnson

 

Images Courtesy of Growthbuilt

 

BSE News | 2025 New South Wales Highlights

In this second instalment, we take a look at the 2025 highlights from BSE’s New South Wales team. Stuart Johnson, Director – NSW, features four standout projects:

“2025 has been a strong year for NSW, with our team delivering engineering services design across a diverse range of projects.

Key highlights include HOME Parramatta, a major build-to-rent development featuring 435 apartments and extensive resident facilities.


In the CBD, The Macquarie continues to progress, combining the adaptive reuse of the heritage-listed Health Building with a new 16-storey residential tower.


Out west, the Wentworth Health Service Redevelopment reached a major milestone, with the new health facility now complete and remaining works in progress, including the new ambulance access linking through to the Urgent Care Centre.

We are also contributing to the Gunyahlamai Birth Centre and Community Hub in Nowra, Australia’s first Aboriginal-owned and midwifery-led freestanding birth centre.”

These projects demonstrate the range of sectors our NSW team is delivering across.

 

We’ll be sharing more highlights from our state teams and specialist disciplines in the coming weeks.

 

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BSE News | ACT Government Prequalified

We’re pleased to share that BSE has prequalified with the ACT Government to deliver Consulting Engineering Services.

BSE looks forward to contributing to future public-sector work across the ACT through our building services and specialist engineering discipline offerings.

To mark this milestone, we’re sharing a selection of projects we’ve delivered in the ACT:

📍 City Walk Upgrade

📍 Oaks Canopy Built-to-Rent

📍 Woden Electric Bus Depot

📍 AIE Canberra Redevelopment

Job Openings at BSE | January 2026

New year, new job? 🙋 Check out our latest job openings at #TeamBSE in Brisbane, Sydney, and Melbourne:

📍 Electrical Engineer – Brisbane

📍People & Operations Coordinator – Melbourne

📍 Fire Protection Engineer – Sydney

📍 BIM Modeller – Brisbane

📍 Senior Electrical Engineer – Melbourne

In 2025, we welcomed 40 new team members and celebrated some great milestones and exciting promotions. With several large new projects won, we’re continuing to grow and are looking for more talented individuals to join in our success.

If you’re ready to be part of something special, apply now!

For a confidential discussion about these roles or other opportunities, please contact Claudia Faulkner, Head of HR, People & Operations.

Photos feature our resident Brissy dog, Joey! 🐾 Shoutout to Lee McCann for sharing these adorable snaps of her pup! 📸

Life at BSE | December 2025

Here are some of the things that we were up to in December:

📍 Brisbane and Sydney both celebrated the final working day of the year with lunch and Secret Santa! 🫕🎁

📍 Godfrey Frederick and Jamie Waygood visited the site of The Store Newcastle. The tour of the soon-to-be 352 luxury apartments was organised by the Property Council of Australia. 👷👷

📍 Brisbane battled it out in a table tennis tournament, with Ruairi Stewart and Khaled Mahmoud facing off in the grand final. Khaled took the win! Maybe it’s time for a QLD vs NSW showdown. 🏓

📍 Godfrey Frederick attended Brisbane’s Property Council of Australia Annual Christmas Lunch. 🍽️

Want to join #TeamBSE? 🙋 Check out our openings here.

Touch Base with TeamBSE | Wade Prendergast

We’re back with our Touch Base with TeamBSE series and today we speak to Wade Prendergast, Associate Director - Hydraulic & Fire Services NSW.

 

Wade stands as an indispensable pillar of our NSW team, contributing over a decade of innovative project delivery with BSE, having celebrated his 10th year with us in 2022. His leadership within the Hydraulic and Fire Services team is exceptional, seamlessly blending innovative thinking with hands-on expertise to craft solutions that not only meet immediate needs but also pave the way for future-ready designs.

 

With an extensive background spanning diverse development sectors, Wade consistently ensures that every project he oversees, whether in buildings, infrastructure or fit-out, exceeds both client expectations and user needs. His dedication to delivering scopes that are not only functional but also innovative continues to play a significant role in our ongoing success.

 

What is your background story?

Growing up near the beach instilled in me a love for the outdoors and an affinity for practical, hands-on activities, which naturally led me to pursue a career in the construction industry as a plumber. In this role, I developed skills in installing hydraulic and fire services across various sectors. Eager to expand my technical knowledge based on this experience, I took the opportunity to join an engineering firm, where I was able to dive deeper into the intricacies of hydraulic and fire services design as part of new buildings. Completing a hydraulic services diploma, I took each chance to grow and learn. I am really grateful for the guidance and mentorship provided by senior engineers along the way, which enabled me to transition seamlessly from plumbing to consultancy. Now, as part of BSE’s team, I am able to prioritise time with each of our team members, ensuring collaboration and delivering quality designs that only come from being fully engaged in each project, from inception to completion.

 

Did you choose engineering, or did it choose you?

Engineering certainly chose me, a case of being in the right place at the right time. The opportunity to transition from plumbing into design came when the plumbing company I was with had a project delayed, so I had scope to consider designs in more detail than before and see how they could be done better.

 

Even though I became a plumber first, I had considered engineering to start with after school, decided I wanted something practical. So, it was a very circular process, I guess. Hydraulic design is straightforward when it’s based on a foundation of on-site plumbing and install experience. 

 

How do you feel services engineers add value to projects?

We bridge the gap between building design and operational functionality, serving as the crucial link that ensures seamless integration. Operating within a multidisciplinary company, BSE can leverage the advancements in REVIT technology to achieve a higher level of precision and coordination in service design. This meticulous approach minimises site queries and issues, ultimately leading to more cost-effective solutions.

 

Consider living or working without usable hydraulic services – drinking water, flushing toilets, hot water – and you quickly appreciate the value we add.

 

What gets you out of bed in the morning?

Not so much what but who — my three children! While I do miss the sleep-ins, seeing and spending time with my family is what I look forward to the most.

 

Work-wise, it’s the people I work with — being able to support the team and be involved in design solutions. Every day there is a new challenge, and there is always something to learn.

BSE News | 2025 Acoustics Highlights

We’re excited to share the 2025 highlight reel from BSE’s Acoustics team, with David Luck, Team Leader for Acoustic Services, giving us the inside look. David shared:

 

“2025 has been a big year for the Acoustics team, welcoming Jacob McGrath in QLD and taking on standout projects.

The Huntlee Schools project involves a new primary and high school, with BSE providing acoustic design to support future learning spaces. BSE is also working on NBN Co’s new office in the Victoria Cross Tower, designing acoustics across six floors to create a productive and comfortable workspace.

We look forward to carrying this momentum into 2026!”

These large-scale projects showcase BSE’s capabilities beyond traditional MEP services.

 

Stay tuned as we share more highlights across our state teams and specialist disciplines.


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