The University of New South Wales engaged INTREC to complete refurbishment works on the Clock Statue and surrounding trees, located on the Library Lawn on the University’s Kensington campus. This project involved the installation of uplighting and fairy lights in trees around the library lawn, including the removal of existing lights due to the cabling interfering with typical tree growth
INTREC has been appointed by Australian Venue Co to deliver refurbishment works for the Berserker Tavern. Australian Venue Co. owns and operates over 200 unique pubs, bars, and event spaces across Australia, offering diverse hospitality experiences in cities, suburbs, and regional towns. The scope of works for this project involved the complete refurbishment of the venue. Key upgrades included the
INTREC was appointed by Open Architecture Studio to refurbish the Easts Leagues Club’s function room & exterior deck. The venue, owned and operated by Easts Leagues Club, provides facilities and services to its members and the broader community. The scope of works for the project included renovating the function room, creating a new side entrance and constructing a DDA compliant
Oz Education Glendale Early Learning Centre is a new childcare development located near Newcastle CBD. The project involved the construction of two level building, featuring a complete internal fitout and extensive external works, including a playground and car park. Project works involved demolishing two existing lots to construct a new childcare centre. The external works included a new driveway, a
INTREC was awarded the Willoughby City Council (WCC) Victor Street Office Refurbishment project. This project encompassed the revitalisation of Levels 4 and 5, along with activating the Level 4 external terrace. Additionally, a light refurbishment was undertaken on the western side of Level 6, while the eastern side was converted into a “warm shell” facilitating an independent metered Distribution Board
Located on Griffith University’s vibrant Nathan campus, INTREC has breathed new life into the Marketing & Communications and Records Management spaces in N54 Bray Centre. Its primary objective was to develop and trial innovative work approaches through a pilot initiative, with the intention of implementing these strategies across the entire campus. The project involved a complete overhaul of the existing
The Jenny Graves Building, traditionally used for science labs and student services, underwent an ambitious overhaul to meet the dynamic needs of its users by integrating modern technology and design. This project was supported by the Victorian Government through the Victorian Higher Education State Investment Fund (VHESIF). The project split into several focused areas, began with a thorough demolition phase,
After successfully completing the first stage of the Northern Health Imaging & Pathology Building works at Northern Hospital Epping in January 2024, INTREC was then engaged to complete the final and most critical phase of the PET Scanner project at the hospital. The works involved navigating a live and critical environment where new structural footings, steel, and extensive services were
Cbus Super Stadium is the Gold Coast’s premier entertainment venue which seats thousands of people. INTREC has been appointed to complete the works. The project focused on meeting Stadiums Queensland’s requirements for sport fixtures security and technological functionality, emphasising a heavily service-based approach. Scope of works involved the refurbishment of the broadcast production suites and the forward control room. The
Opal HealthCare provides specialist aged care services for a range of needs, including memory and respite care with over 136 residential aged care communities across Australia. INTREC successfully delivered the internal refurbishment works at Opal Healthcare Mornington Bay Community. The project included extensive updates to the existing Residential Aged Care Facility, enhancing spaces such as the reception, nurses’ stations, bar,