Sydney CBD’s western shoreline has been revitalised and returned to the people in the city’s largest urban renewal project since the 2000 Olympic Games.

Consultant: AG Coombs

Architect: Acclaimed architects

The hotel development features 183 rooms, restaurant, bar, alfresco dining space, sundeck, rooftop pool and fitness centre as well as function space and outdoor terrace. Fronting Doncaster Road, the 11,000m² Bunnings Warehouse spans two levels below the

Contractor: Custom Airconditioning

Builder: Buildcorp Commercia

Architect: ClarkeHopkinsClarke

Located on the west side of Fiji’s main island, Viti Levu, Nadi International Airport handles 97 per cent of Fiji’s annual international passenger arrivals and is the most strategic asset owned and operated by Airports Fiji Ltd, a fully Government owned C

Consultant: Irwin Alsop Pacific

Contractor: Mechanical Services Limited

Builder: New Zealand firm Hawkins & Pacific Building Solutions

Considered Sydney’s third CBD, Liverpool, in the rapidly growing greater south west region, is undergoing a significant transformation. The completion of a new 4 star Green Star commercial office building is representative of this change as the city welco

Consultant: ICR Air Conditioning

Builder: Taylor Construction

Architect: GSA architects

Built over a two year period, the new Parliament of Victoria Member’s Annexe is providing much-needed office space to the members of the Victorian Parliament.

Consultant: Irwinconsult

Architect: Peter Elliott Architecture + Urban Design

Dairy giant Fonterra has consolidated its New Zealand workforce and implemented activity-based working systems as part of a relocation to a new purpose-built building near Auckland’s waterfront.

Consultant: BECA

Contractor: Economech Services

Builder: Fletcher Construction

At 88 storeys, Two ifc – ‘ifc’ stands for the developers, International Finance Centre – is one of the tallest buildings in the world, and now the most prominent feature in the already spectacular Hong Kong skyline.

Contractor: Anyway Engineering

ASIAWORLD-EXPO, a world-class exhibition and event venue offering more than 70,000 square metres of space for trade fairs, conventions, concerts, sports and entertainment events, is set to open in Hong Kong in December.

Contractor: Anyway Engineering

The iconic Coles store that dominated Smith street for so long has now gone, but the supermarket chain has returned with a modern 3,561sqm store on the ground level of the building and is complemented by numerous shops and cafes

Consultant: Rival Air

Contractor: ADP Consulting

Builder: Hacer Group Pty Ltd.

Architect: JAM Architects

The $60 million facility has a "Tier 3" reliability rating, meaning it achieves less than 1.6 hours of down time a year. The main purpose is to house computer systems or run systems in the cloud. Fantech supplied Duct Mounted, Electronically Commutated

Consultant: AECOM

Contractor: Economech Services Ltd

Builder: Hawkins Construction

Architect: AECOM

Designed to achieve a 6 Star Green Star rating for the base of the building, the 15 storey building includes two levels of car park, bicycle parking, childcare facilities, retail areas and NAB office space.

Consultant: Norman Disney & Young

Contractor: D&E Air Conditioning

Builder: Brookfield Multiplex

Architect: Woods Bagot

Located in South Jakarta and inspired by the architectural grandeur of the Morrocan port Cassablanca, Kota Kasablanka includes a 30-floor office tower and two 30-floor podium shopping mall that covers 195,000 square metres.

Builder: PT Elite Prima Hutama

Architect: Cadiz International Architects and PT EnviroTec

The Ark is the first high rise building in New South Wales to be certified Six Star Green Star for Office Design V2 and features the implementation of a tri-generation plant.

Contractor: Hastie

Builder: Thiess

Architect: Rice Daubney

Designed by world renowned architect Pei Cobb Freed & Partners, Wave Rock captures the rocky terrain and hills of Hyderabad, India. It features two buildings, the larger 19 storey structure with a distinct wave design and double glazing on all sides.

Consultant: Spectral Services Consultants

Contractor: Voltas

Builder: Tishman Speyer

Architect: Pei Cobb Freed & Partners

New Zealand supermarket giant, Countdown branch in Manukau City features sustainable design initiatives such as increased use of natural light and energy efficient building management systems.

Consultant: Thurston Consulting

Contractor: McAlpine Hussmann Limited

Known as the Maroochydore Homemaker Centre, it is the first new major bulky goods complex to be built in South East Queensland since 2009. Valued at $130 million dollars, the centre also features a café, gymnasium and commercial office suites.

Contractor: Coolmaster

Builder: ADCO Constructions

Architect: Leffler Simes Architects

Demolished in February 2008 and rebuilt, Top Ryde City is a new multi-million dollar development which features 80,000 square metres of retail space, commercial and residential apartments above the shopping precinct.

Contractor: Optimus Construction

Builder: Bovis Lend Lease

Architect: Lend Lease

Comprising 16,000sqm of office space, retail tenancies and car parks for almost 340 cars, the new Transport Accident Commission (TAC) Headquarters has been awarded 5 Star Green Star rating by the Green Building Council of Australia (GBCA).

Contractor: Entire Mechanical Services

Builder: Hickory Developments

Architect: McGauran Giannini Soon

Southgate, a multi-million dollar development, opened up the southern side of the Yarra River, replacing old warehouses, factories and dingy lanes with a sparkling array of restaurants, retail shops, business towers and a five-star hotel.

Contractor: AE Smith

Builder: Jennings Group Limited / AGC

The Melbourne Convention Centre has been integrated with the Melbourne Exhibition Centre to create a modern, user-friendly and versatile environment. It is the first convention centre in the world to be awarded a 6 star Green Star environmental rating.

Consultant: Lincolne Scott Australia

Contractor: James L Williams

Builder: Plenary Group & Brookfield Multiplex

Architect: NH Architecture

The 2009 Victorian Black Saturday fires were the worst bushfires in Australia’s history. Through the generosity of several companies, the survivors of the Black Saturday bushfires are beginning to rebuild their lives.

Contractor: AE Smith

Builder: Baulderstone and Brookfield Multiplex

Architect: Bamford-Dash Architecture

The 32,000sqm IKEA store is the second largest in the Southern Hemisphere while on the other side of the centre it has Victoria's largest Harvey Norman outlet and 28 other retail stores.

Contractor: Allstaff Airconditioning

Builder: ProBuild

Architect: Leffler Simes Architects

Known as HOME HQ Gepps Cross, the homemaker centre is reported to be the largest in Australia, with 60,000 square metres of retail space and two food courts.

Contractor: National Air Conditioning

Builder: Built Environs

Architect: Hames Sharley

The 3.2 hectare cultural precinct provides a meeting place and promenade, situated between the city and the Yarra River. Federation Square is expected to attract six million visitors a year and employ more than 600 people.

Consultant: Addicoat Hogarth & Wilson Consulting Engineers

Contractor: Allstaff Airconditioning

Builder: Multiplex

Architect: Lab Architecture Studio and Bates Smart

Durack 2 is one of the first West Australian properties to receive six green stars from the Green Building Council of Australia (GBCA).

Contractor: West Australian Mechanical Services

Builder: Diploma Constructions

Architect: Woodhead

As one of five growth areas designated by the Victorian Government under the Melbourne 2030 policy, Pakenham will benefit from a new modern 20,000 square-metre retail development.

Contractor: Corbritt Air-conditioning

Builder: Hacer Group

Architect: I2C Architects

The Alexander Maconochie Centre (AMC) is the first prison to be specifically designed, built and operated under the human rights legislation, based on the ACT Human Rights Act 2007 and human rights principles.

Consultant: Webb Consulting

Contractor: AG Coombs

Builder: Bovis Lend Lease

Architect: Codd Stenders/May and Rusell JV

The Adelaide Convention Centre, which was voted by an independent global survey conducted from the USA as one of the top ten convention centres worldwide in 1998 and 1999.

Consultant: Bestec

Contractor: Watson Fitzgerald/Associates & Haden Engineering

Builder: Baulderstone

Architect: Woods Bagot