The Nan Tien Institute is Australia’s first tertiary institution grounded in Buddhist values and features an education campus, art gallery, library, café, meditation areas and ceremonial forecourt. This state-of-the-art development is a setting for community interaction, education and cultural exchange, and provide 300 students comprehensive facilities to support their studies. Designed by Woods Bagot, the new landmark is strongly connected to the environment, providing spaces conducive to quiet reflection, avoids hierarchy and values the ‘spaces in between’, and provides a neutral environment devoid of excess and materialism.

The first campus building is designed to provide an environment conducive to teaching and learning in the 21st century by creating a setting for community interaction, education and cultural exchange.

Client: International Buddist Association of Australia
Architect: Woods Bagot
Delivery Form: Design & Construction
Location: Wollongong, NSW
Value: $34m
Completion date: September 2015

The Mechanical and Manufacturing Engineering Precinct Development project (MMEPD) aims to improve the access and facilities of Willis Annexe and the Mechanical Engineering Building on University Mall. These buildings encompass the consistent architectural language of 1960s campus buildings and although they have been subject to a number of adhoc alterations and additions over the last 50 years, this is the first time they have been the subject of a major capital renewal project.

RCC delivered the MEEPD project in a tight project site. Scope inclusions were the refurbishment of two existing engineering buildings as well as the demolition and new build of a new wing to provide the teaching spaces for the Mechanical Engineering Faculty.

RCC implemented strict noise/dust/vibration management procedures to limit impact of construction activities on Campus activities.

Client: University of NSW
Architect: Bates Smart
Delivery Form: Design & Construct
Location: Kensignton, NSW
Value: $54.9 m
Completion date: September 2015

Design & construction of three new schools for The Ponds community.

High school – comprises five buildings, administration building, library, gymnasium, workshops, kitchens, canteen, science laboratories, learning spaces etc.

Public School – seven new buildings with administration, library, multi-purpose hall, 21 homebases, special programme rooms, etc.

School for Special Purposes – Seven buildings with administration building, swimming pool, multi-purpose hall, 16 homebases and associated facilities.

Client: Minister for Finance & Services-NSW
Architect: Collard Architects
Delivery Form: Design & Construct
Location: The Ponds, NSW
Value: $52.9 m
Completion date: December 2014

The new building will be the Faculty of Science and Graduate School of Health. It features five above ground and three below ground levels. The project includes a variety of wet, semi-wet and dry laboratories with specialist research support areas.

The project includes a Library Retrieval System (LRS) that will accommodate 900,000 books.

The Alumni Green will be a landscaped area and will revitalise this important green space located in the heart of the campus.

Client: University of Technology Sydney
Architect: BVN
Delivery Form: Managing Contractor
Location: Ultimo, NSW
Value: $114.6 m
Completion date: August 2014

Design and construction of a new two storey building with administration, 7 homebases, special programs room and associated facilities, covered open learning areas and lift half size games court.

Client: Minister for Dep. of FinanceNSW
Architect: Collard Maxwell
Delivery Form: Design & Construct
Location: Lindfield, NSW
Value: $6.3 m
Completion date: April 2014