Project Coordination

Logan residents can now browse and borrow books, periodicals and new media in a brand new fresh, light, purpose-built library constructed by Project Coordination (Qld).  The $4M building, on the corner of Sports Drive and Springwood Road, Logan, provides residents of Logan City with an airy, well-planned and comfortable community facility to replace the existing interim library in the shell of the old Ikea premises at Springwood.

Logan City Council commissioned Project Coordination to build the library and associated community facilities on the site of existing asphalt car parking in the Logan Aquatic Centre precinct.  Additional new car parking has also been provided.  Work began on the two-storey reinforced concrete and steel structure in November 2007, with the new library opening its doors to eager borrowers at the end of July 2008. 

The project encompasses 1600m2 of library and administration space on the upper level, with a community meeting room as well as plant room facilities and undercover car parking on the lower (ground) level.

Now thanks to Project Coordination (Qld), northern Logan City residents can browse, read, study and borrow in an easily accessible, relaxing and comfortable environment. 

Contact: Chris Kenvyn, MD. 07 3259 2000. ckenvyn@projectcoordinationqld.com.au

The dynamic and entrepreneurial Griffith University has acknowledged PCQ's professionalism by appointing the company D&C Manager on its latest project. 

The $20M project will establish a new Science & Engineering building at GU's Gold Coast Campus to support science and engineering teaching and research delivery.

The development will consolidate and extend activities of the Griffith School of Engineering.  It will also establish a Gold Coast base for the School of Biomolecular and Physical Sciences, house the University's Science, Engineering, Environment & Technology Group Executive, and create a headquarters and shopfront for the Federally-funded $50M National Climate Change Adaptation Research Facility.  It will also provide the opportunity for partnership with business and industry through co-location of commercial space for suitably aligned companies in the science, technology and engineering sectors.

PCQ has commenced preliminary work on the project.  The handover date is 5 January 2010.  The company's previous job for Griffith University, the $9.6M G31 Arts & Education facility, won the 2007 MBA Excellence in Building Award for Education Facilities $2M-$10M.

For this project PCQ will implement the Hindmarsh QES system, as part of its broader integration into parent company Hindmarsh's systems and processes. 

Contact: Chris Kenvyn, MD, 07 3259 2031.  ckenvyn@projectcoordinationqld.com.au

The PCQ QSAC Hydrotherapy Pool complex has been announced as the winner of the 2008 Queensland Master Builders' Association Excellence in Building award for Sporting Facilities $3M-$10M.

Judges praised the technical difficulty and quality of the finished complex, and the company's capacity to hand over the extremely challenging facility in time for Australia's Olympic athletes to use as part of their Beijing preparations.  

For more information on the QSAC pool complex, look at the PCQ Fact Sheet under Projects on this website. 

PCQ has been appointed by Parmac Property Developments to design and construct a 3900 square metre retail centre in the fast-developing Tin Can Bay/Rainbow Beach region.  The $9M job is scheduled for completion early 2009.  Anchor tenant Woolworths will occupy a 2800 m2 tenancy, with specialty shops taking up an additional 1100m2.  PCQ previously worked with Parmac on the Waterford Shopping Centre. 

Contact:  PM Bob Morton:  3259 2002 / 0410 429 337.

Contact PM Bob Morton:  3259 2002 / 0410 429 337.

PCQ has entered the list of Queensland's Top 400 privately-owned companies at number 131.  The list is compiled by BDO Kendalls and published annually by the Queensland Business Review magazine.  The construction, retail and manufacturing industries each contributed about $2.5 billion in revenue to the $14 billion total amassed by the Top 400. Companies are independently ranked according to a range of factors including turnover, full-time staff and assets. 

Contact: Chris Kenvyn, Managing Director. T: 07 3259 2000. E: ckenvyn@projectcoordinationqld.com.au