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Liverpool Hospital

Liverpool Hospital

Liverpool Hospital

The redevelopment and refurbishment of Liverpool Hospital’s seven storey clinical building made space for an additional 2500 additional rooms for the purpose built clinical facilities.

Works undertaken by MGP included domestic and purified water supplies, drainage including radioactive waste and installation of new fire services.

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Urbanest

Urbanest

Urbanest

Urbanest is student accommodation with a difference. Urbanest offers a superb lifestyle with the best rooms, study areas and social spaces located close to educational facilities, amenities and transport links. These prefabricated modules are made in China, and cost effectively put together onsite, to produce modern, stylish student accommodation in prime locations.

MGP has been working with Urbanest since 2014, providing hydraulic design and Sydney Water services for Quay Street, Cleveland Street, Wattle Street locations and Macarthur Place, Darling Drive.

Client:
Urbanest
Builder: Richard Crookes Construction
Plumber: Smart Plumbing
Architect: Bates Smart

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221 Miller Street North Sydney

221 Miller Street North Sydney

221 Miller Street North Sydney

North Sydney continues its makeover and the Sydney Water team at MGP worked with the project team on the redevelopment of 221 Miller Street.  This 14 Storey 54 strata office suite was sold in 2017 and during 2018 transformed into 169 residential units, 100 serviced apartments, parking, conference facilities and a food and beverage retail offering.

The site is situated over a Sydney Water sewer and required a sewer deviation; design and approval, along with amplification of the Water Main in Miller Street to accommodate the expansion and increasing demand on the existing infrastructure.

Client:
Yuhu Group
Builder: Richard Crookes Construction
Architect: PTW Architects

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Rydes Sydney Central Hotel Surry Hills

Rydes Sydney Central Hotel Surry Hills

Rydes Sydney Central Hotel Surry Hills

MGP undertook the hydraulic and civil design services for the addition of two levels of guest rooms in the hotel.

The contemporary design of the two new levels and roof structures meant MGP needed to work with the existing building layout and its constraints, along with council conditions in this dense urban environment. 

Within the city are restricted discharge rates and the buildings’ stormwater requires limited flow. The new roof design, that angled into the Atrium, meant MGP needed to find a solution for the stormwater runoff. The solution was an onsite detention tank located beneath the existing pool structure, and adjacent to the Atrium. This enabled run off to be collected, enabled the flow rate to be controlled into the existing council kerb and gutter without causing additional impact to the city’s infrastructure.

Client:
Schwartz Family Company Pty Ltd
Architect: Hosking Munro Community

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William Inglis Complex

William Inglis Thoroughbred Arena and Hotel

William Inglis Thoroughbred Arena and Hotel

The award winning William Inglis development, adjacent to Warwick Farm Racecourse, includes an Accor hotel with pool, bar, restaurants and conference facilities, 10 hospitality function centres, thoroughbred auctioneer arena, parade and pre-parade ground, stables for up to 1,000 thoroughbred horses, grooming facilities including wash areas, horse walker, lunge area, feed store, isolation stalls and truck wash zone.

MGP were engaged to undertake the hydraulic services incorporating; fire hydrant and fire hose reels, potable cold water, rainwater reuse, natural gas, hot/warm water, trade waste drainage and plumbing, sanitary drainage and plumbing, along with stormwater design.

This project proposed a number of challenges, including dealing with rainwater reuse for irrigation and the demand for over 600,000 litres to facilitate the site, the limited infrastructure on the existing precinct, the originally the design included multiple sewer pump stations, a costly set up with high maintenance costs.

Our solution involved reducing the number of sewer pump stations to one central plant using a gravity sewer. This ensured a high standard of waste water, back into Sydney Water’s infrastructure, MGP included a muffin monster treatment plant and chemical dosing unit to reduce sulphite levels.

The project was completed at the end of 2018.

Award:
2018 Winner MBA Best Hospitality Building (new) $100M+
Client:
William Inglis & Son
Builder: FDC Construction
Plumber: DW Plumbing
Architect: Timothy Court & Co

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Aqua Luna Drummoyne Rowing Club

Aqua Luna Drummoyne Rowing Club

Aqua Luna Drummoyne Rowing Club

MGP were briefed to provide a compliant fire hydrant system, an urgent requirement to enable the venues to remain open to the public.  You would think having a compliant fire hydrant system next to the Parramatta River would be straight forward, however complexities of the site required our expert hydraulic team to assist in the successful refurbishment of  the stunning Aqua Luna Waterfront Dining Restaurant, above the Drummoyne Rowing Club.

Challenges arose from several different factors. Firstly, the building sits on Crown Land and has no water supply. Secondly, using the river’s water would require approval from the NSW Department of Industry, potentially a complicated and lengthy approval process and finally, to meet industry standards, a booster value needed to be housed within the club, where available space was already an issue. 

Working with Drummoyne Council, they agreed to the placement of the booster value on the foreshore land, close to the building. A new Sydney Water water supply was designed by MGP, which entailed undertaking works close to the busy Victoria Road. MGP advised and project coordinated the design to meet authority and industry standards and fire hydrant design compliance was achieved for the venue.  

Client:
Aqua Luna Restaurant / Drummoyne Rowing Club
Plumber: D&W Plumbing

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UTS – Broadway Building

UTS – Broadway Building

UTS – Broadway Building

The Facility of Engineering and Information Technology is an innovative 14-storey structure, which accommodates 4,300 students and 500 staff.

With 23,500sqm of usable floor space, it provides students and academics with interactive breakout spaces. A wide podium on levels 3-7 overlooks Broadway and Alumni Green, houses the bulk of the social student focused areas including UTS Library, scholarly reading rooms, learning commons, collaborative classrooms, theatres and Student Services Hub. Level 9 above the podium accommodates additional research spaces, presenting as a twisting rotating external form reaching upwards.

MGP’s role in this development was to design and provide hydraulic services with special requirements including rainwater re-use and urinal waste storage to extract phosphate for agriculture/fertiliser research. 

Client:        University of Technology
Builder:     Lendlease
Plumber:  Boone & Willard
Architect:  FJMT / Lacoste + Stevenson / Daryl Jackson                           Robin Dyke 

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UTS – Thomas Street Building

UTS – Thomas Street Building

UTS – Thomas Street Building

MGP completed the hydraulic and fire hydrant design, along with the Sydney Water Services for this exciting, and award winning, development at the University of Technology (UTS).

As part of the University’s development plan, the four storey Facility of Science and Graduate School of Health development included a café, teaching and research labs, social spaces and Alumni Green roof. The building is a key element of the University’s $1 billion City Campus 2020 Masterplan.

Award: 2015 Sustainability Awards – Public Building and Urban Design prize

Client:
University of Technology
Builder: Richard Crookes Construction
Plumber: Boone & Willard
Architect: Durbach Block Jaggers and BVN

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Parramatta Square

Parramatta Square

Parramatta Square

As one of the largest urban renewal projects in the country, the $2.7 billion Parramatta Square redevelopment has revitalised Parramatta city centre with premium grade office space, a multi-level retail podium and civic facilities that reflect the latest global thinking in design, productivity, and amenity.

MGP are proud to have been part of the design team on all four towers, working on the hydraulic and fire design services.

The project included 3 Parramatta Square (3PS), 4 Parramatta Square (4PS), 5-7 Parramatta Square (5-7PS) and 6-8 Parramatta Square (6-8PS). Working with Walker Corporation, Built, Boone & Willard Plumbing and Johnson Pilton Walker on 3PS, 4PS and 6-8PS and with Manuelle Gautrand Architects, DesignInc, Lacoste and Stevenson, Built and Quick Plumbing on 5-7PS.

3 Parramatta Square offers 16 levels of premium A-grade commercial office space with the largest naturally lit atriums of any commercial building in the country. 

4 Parramatta Square sit on the south side of the square. This premium commercial spaces offers a direct connection to the Parramatta train station, along with a Business and Events Centre to cater to the growing needs of its tenants.

6-8 Parramatta Square is Australia’s biggest office tower and delivers over 120,000 sqm of office space over 55 storeys. 6 Parramatta Square offers 2,800 to 3,100 sqm of office space, with many atrium configurations allowing for a diverse and functional workplace.  8 Parramatta Square provides unrivalled views from the Eastern CBD to the Blue Mountains over 2,300 sqm of floor space. Each of the towers has been designed in accordance with the industry’s best environmental and sustainability criteria in order to meet the highest Green Star and NABERS Energy ratings. Awarded: prestigious WELL Gold Certification.

The final tower, 5-7 Parramatta Square, was awarded with ‘commended’ in the 2023 NSW Architecture Awards: The Sulman Medal for Public Architecture – The Phive Community, Cultural & Civic Centre by Designinc Sydney, Lacoste and Stevenson and Manuelle Gautrand Architecture. 

MGP worked with Quick Plumbing providing workshop drawings and fire services designs. This final edition to the Parramatta Square precinct offers a landmark civic centre offering council chambers, library, exhibition spaces, visitor services, roof garden, meeting rooms and a cafe. This stunning prismatic glass building not only cleverly incorporates the historic sandstone Town Hall building but bands of stacked crystalline blocks, angled irregularly to become vertical at the northeast, producing a futuristic form of civic spire.

Project completion: 2023

Client:
City of Parramatta
Builder: Built
Plumber: Quick Plumbing
Architect: Design Inc, Lacoste & Stevenson, Manuelle Gautrand Architects

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33 Alfred Street Circular Quay

33 Alfred Street Circular Quay

33 Alfred Street Circular Quay

The country’s first skyscraper, 33 Alfred Street, was opened 55 years ago. Owned by AMP Capital the building sits within a prime position at Circular Quay. 33 Alfred Street will receive a much-needed facelift as part of the $1 billion redevelopment of the Quay Quarter.

The new 33 Alfred Street will offer enhanced functional performance, reinstate original heritage features and place sustainability at the centre of the development.

MGP were nominated to the design team to complete the hydraulic design services. Working alongside John R Keith Plumbing, JPW architects and Built.

This project provides a number of interesting challenges, of note working with the heritage listed areas of the building whilst upgrading the hydraulic facilities to ensure high quality services in this iconic building.

Project due for completion: 2024

Client:
AMP Capital
Builder: Built
Plumber: R Keith Plumbing
Architect: JPW

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