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Arthur Street Childcare Centre

Project Overview

Located in the fast growing township of Sorell, the new Arthur Street Childcare Centre provides a modern, purpose built early learning environment for local families. Falcon Building Group managed the design and construction of the single-storey facility, delivering a bright, functional, and engaging space designed to support the next generation of learners.

The project was completed in close collaboration with the client and consultants, achieving a high quality finish that balances playful design with durability and compliance — ready to welcome children for years to come.

Timelines & Expectations

Construction commenced in February 2025 and was completed October 2025. The program was carefully structured to meet regulatory and licensing milestones, with works sequenced around key approval dates and service connections to ensure the centre could open on schedule.

Scope Of Work

Falcon Building Group was engaged to deliver a new childcare facility complete with indoor learning spaces, staff amenities, and secure outdoor play areas.

Key elements included:

·       Purpose built activity rooms and sleep areas

·       Commercial kitchen and administration office

·       Outdoor play zones with shade structures and soft fall surfaces

·       On site car parking and landscaped surrounds

From the outset, the brief emphasized creating a warm, natural atmosphere that encouraged exploration while maintaining strong compliance with early learning standards.

Challenges & Key Outcomes

The Sorell site presented several technical and logistical challenges, including managing site gradients and integrating multiple service connections within a compact footprint. The Falcon Building Group team maintained clear communication with consultants and subcontractors to ensure design intent and buildability remained aligned throughout.

Early engagement with key partners also enabled efficient coordination of finishes, joinery and external works, ensuring the final outcome met both client expectation and regulatory benchmarks. The result is a welcoming childcare environment that feels safe, open, and connected to its surroundings.

Who Was Involved

Client: Arthur Street Early Learning

Construction Manager: Mark Hawksley

Architect: Jodie Mark from Templo Design

Engineer: Exceed Engineering

Landscaping: SLS Landscape Group

This delivery was supported by Falcon Building Groups skilled team and trusted trades, all contributing to a project that showcases our commitment to quality, communication and teamwork.

Project Impact

The new Arthur Street Childcare Centre provides much needed early learning capacity for families in Sorell and surrounding areas, supporting the region’s growing population and workforce. Beyond its educational purpose, the centre adds vibrancy to the local community, creating a safe, nurturing and inspiring environment for children to learn and play every day.

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Midland Tractors

Project Overview

Midland Tractors has been a trusted name in agricultural machinery sales and service across Tasmania for decades, providing essential equipment and support to farmers, contractors and rural businesses. Their new Stanley location expands their footprint into the Circular Head region, offering a dedicated showroom, service hub, and parts supply hub.

Falcon Building Group was engaged to take Bison’s newly constructed facility into a fully operational commercial space. Drawing on our expertise in commercial fit outs and complex service installations, we delivered a space that is both functional for staff and welcoming for customers, from polished concrete showroom floors to fully equipped offices, lunchroom and amenities.

Timelines & Expectations

Following completion of the base structure and window installation by Bison Constructions, Falcon Building Group commenced the full internal fit out. Close coordination with Bison throughout the process ensured the plumbing, septic and internal works were seamlessly integrated with the overall build.

This project was delivered within the agreed timeframe, allowing Midland Tractors to move in, set up their displays and open the new Stanley branch to customers without delay.

Scope Of Work

Falcon Building Group’s scope covered the internal transformation including:

  • Full plumbing installation and connection to a new septic system
  • Construction of bathrooms, including fixtures, finishes and accessibility compliance
  • Fit out of offices, staff kitchen and storage spaces
  • Internal walls and partition installation
  • Installation of cabinetry, benchtops and appliances
  • Coordination of floor finishes, lighting and fittings to meet commercial presentation standards

Challenges & Key Outcomes

This project required precise coordination to align with Bison’s construction programs and Midland Tractors’ operational needs. With agricultural machinery sales being seasonal and time sensitive, the Stanley branch needed to be open and trading without delays.

Through proactive communication and efficiency sequencing of trades, Falcon Building Group delivered the fit out in full, on time and to the high standard expected. The result is a bright, open plan showroom with clearly defined retail, service and back of house areas. Built for functionality, durability and long-term performance.

Reflecting on the project, The Falcon Building Group project lead said:

“It was great working alongside Midland Tractors on this project. Having clear communication between all parties meant we could keep things moving smoothly and meet the opening deadline. Seeing the finished fit out come together, from empty space to a fully operational showroom and service hub was a real highlight” 

On Time, On Budget And Tailored To The Client’s Needs.

The Stanley branch strengthens Midland Tractors’ service reach across the North-West Coast, providing farmers and businesses with local access to sales, parts and servicing. For Falcon Building Group, it demonstrates our ability to work collaboratively with other contractors to deliver complete, operational commercial premises. On time, on budget and tailored to the client’s needs.

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Elders

Project Overview

Elders is a leading national agribusiness, delivering rural products, agronomy, livestock insurance and financial services to farming communications across Australia.

Their new Deloraine facility was designed to enhance operations and customer service in Tasmania’s Northern Midlands, combining a modular showroom, administration areas and a large warehouse for product storage and distribution.

Falcon Building Group were engaged to complete the full internal fit out, transforming Bison’s newly built structure into a fully operational retail and administration hub. Our work delivered a professional, customer ready space that reflects Elders’ brand while meeting the high demands of a busy agribusiness.

Timelines & Expectations

Following completion of the base structure by Bison Constructions, Falcon Building Group commenced the fit out works. The program was carefully scheduled to ensure integration of all services and finishes while maintaining momentum across multiple areas of the building. The project was delivered on time, allowing Elders to transition into the new facility smoothly and begin servicing customers without interruption.

Scope Of Work

Falcon Building Groups’ work included:

  • Fit out of the main showroom with custom joinery, retail display systems and flooring
  • Creation of administration offices and meeting spaces with full service connections
  • Installation of internal partitions, glazing and doors
  • Electrical, lighting and data fit out to support both customer facing and operational areas
  • Amenities and staff facilities fit out, including fixtures, finishes and compliance works
  • Coordination of warehouse service points and integration with the retail and office spaces

Challenges & Key Outcomes

Working within an operational timeline driven by Elders’ service commitments to their clients, the fit out needed to be completed quickly without compromising quality. By managing trades efficiently and maintaining clear communication with Elders and Bison, Falcon Building Group was able to deliver a well finished, functional space ready for immediate use. The new showroom and office areas provide a welcoming environment for customers and a practical, efficient workspace for staff.

“From the outset, this was a collaborative project. Elders had a very clear vision for how they wanted the space to function, and we worked closely with them and Bison to make it happen. Seeing the transformation from an empty structure into a vibrant, customer ready facility was incredibly rewarding.”

– Construction Manager, Falcon Building Group

The new Deloraine facility strengthens Elders’ presence in the Northern Midlands and enhances their ability to provide timely service and product supply to the local farming community. For Falcon Building Group, it showcases our capability to work alongside base builders to deliver complete, ready to trade commercial spaces that meet both operational needs and brand presentation standards.

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TOMRA

Project Overview

In a major step toward a more sustainable Tasmania, TOMRA was appointed as the sole reverse vending provider for the state’s new Container Refund Scheme. The scheme aims to reduce litter and landfill by rewarding Tasmanians for recycling bottles and cans through a network of reverse vending machines.

Falcon Building Group was engaged as TOMRA’s delivery partner for every site across the state, completing both the concrete slab works and the container installations. From remote regions to city centres, Falcon Building Group was responsible for delivering infrastructure that would support millions of container returns, and a major behavioural shift in the way Tasmanians recycle.

This was a fast paced, high volume program, requiring precision, coordination and adaptability at every turn.

Timelines & Expectations

TOMRA’s appointment was officially announced in late September 2024, preceding the Recycle Rewards program launch set for 1 May 2025. Falcon Building Group mobilised rapidly. Site works began in February 2025, beginning with metropolitan hubs around Hobart and Launceston, and rolled out steadily through early 2025 across North – West Tasmania, the East Coast, and further into remote regional communities.

Multiple installations were coordinated concurrently to meet TOMRA’s staged program timeline – ensuring the reverse vending network would be operational in time for the May 1, 2025 launch. The team successfully delivered these sites, allowing for final commissioning and public readiness ahead of the formal rollout.

Throughout the program, Falcon Building Group maintained proactive coordination with TOMRA and regulators, delivering regular progress updates and ensuring compliance with safety and site standards.

Scope of Work

Falcon Building Group was engaged to manage full site delivery for TOMRA’s container network across Tasmania.

The scope included:

  • Site preparation and formwork
  • Concrete slab construction to spec
  • Coordination of container delivery and placement
  • Onsite installation and safety compliance
  • Clean handover ready for public access
  • Each site required tailored planning to suit local conditions, but the program was delivered to a consistent Falcon standard – clean, efficient and precise.

Challenges & Key Outcomes

Every site came with its own variables, from tight urban access and poor ground conditions to remote locations with limited resources. Scheduling had to remain flexible and teams had to be ready to adapt quickly.

Falcons ‘Agile Together’ approach meant teams stayed responsive and solutions focused throughout. Clear internal processes and consistent external communication ensured the program stayed on track, with no compromise on quality or safety.

“Falcon Building Group were a key delivery partner in our statewide rollout of reverse vending containers across Tasmania. From slab preparation to installation, their team brought professionalism, precision and a clear commitment to quality.
Their ability to quickly adapt to varying site conditions and maintain consistency across the state reflected their Agile Together approach. Communication was clear, challenges were handled efficiently and their project was delivered on time.
A reliable and capable partner from start to finish.” 

– Azhar Ali, Project Manager @ Tomra 

Reflecting on this project the CM stated that:

“This was a fast-paced, logistics-heavy program with installs happening all over the state, from urban areas to regional towns. Coordinating multiple sites at once required strong scheduling, clear communication, and a team that could adapt quickly.

Everyone played their part to make it smooth, and it’s a great example of how our Agile Together approach delivers consistent results, no matter the location or pressure.”

One Of Tasmania’s Most Significant Sustainability Initiatives

This project laid the foundation for one of Tasmania’s most significant sustainability initiatives – the launch of its first container refund scheme.

Falcon Building Group’s role went beyond construction. We enabled the smooth rollout of infrastructure that now supports millions of container returns across the state. By delivering clean, compliant sites in both urban and regional areas, we helped ensure the scheme was accessible to all Tasmanians from day one.

It was a clear demonstration of our ability to manage fast-moving, multi-site programs with speed, agility, commitment and respect — and a powerful example of how strong partnerships can deliver real environmental outcomes for the state.

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Zeehan Sports Centre

Project Overview

Falcon Building Group undertook a major refurbishment of Zeehan’s aging sports complex, transforming it into a flexible, multi-use community facility. The work involved an adaptive reuse of the existing gym, squash courts and pool building, revitalising it into a modern space that supports diverse sporting and recreational activities. With new amenities, a reception, kiosk, multipurpose hall and upgraded access systems. This redevelopment now serves as a central hub for Zeehan’s residents and visiting groups.

Timelines & Expectations

Built concurrently with the Strahan’s new sports centre, Zeehan’s works were completed within the expected timeframe. The team coordinated closely with the West Coast Council to maintain access to the site wherever possible, ensuring community programs could continue with minimal disruption.

Scope of works

The scope of work included:

  • Adaptive reuse of existing facilities
  • Internal reconfiguration and modernisation of:
    -Reception area
    -Kiosk and waiting zone
    -Change rooms and amenities
    -Multipurpose community hall
    -The pool
  • Upgrades to HVAC, plumbing, lighting and access control
  • Compliance works including accessibility

Challenges & Key Outcomes

During demolition, a few unexpected structural issues were discovered, requiring an agile response and quick scope realignments. Falcon Building Group’s ability to work through these discoveries with minimal impact to timeline or budget reflects our collaborative and solution focused approach.

The outcome? A revitalised space that feels brand new while honouring the legacy of the original centre. The upgraded facility, accessibility and supports broader community facility.

Reflecting on this project the CM stated that:

“Working on these projects gave me a unique insight to the West Coast community. I am proud of what we built, and hope it supports the health and well-being of future generations.”

Turning An Ageing Facility Into A Modern, Functional Space

The revitalisation of the Zeehan Sports Centre has turned an ageing facility into a modern, functional space that meets the evolving needs of the local community. It improves access to high quality amenities, supports increased participation in sport and recreation, and aligns with the long term vision of the West Coast Sport and Recreational Plan.

For Falcon Building Group, it is a strong example of our ability to deliver smart, community first solutions – even in complex and remote environments.

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Strahan Sports Centre

Project Overview

Falcon Building Group proudly delivered a brand new multi purpose sporting facility for the West Coast Community – The Strahan Sports Centre. Designed with functionality, resilience and local character in mind, this new facility features interconnected indoor sports spaces, a full sized basketball court, gym, change rooms, a kiosk and storage. Its visual identity draws from the surrounding landscape.  Built adjacent to the local oval and tennis courts, this project strengthens the town’s recreational core and supports growing regional demand for quality community infrastructure.

Timelines & Expectations

Construction commenced in tandem with the Zeehan sports centre refurbishment, with a targeted completion date of mid 2025. Falcon Building Group worked closely with the West Coast Council to ensure minimal disruption to sporting events and community programs. The Strahan site was delivered in line with the project schedule, despite the challenges of remote construction.

Scope of Work

The scope included:

  • Construction of a brand new sports centre
  • Located adjacent to existing tennis courts and football oval
  • Three interlinked ‘pod’ structures housing:
    – Full indoor basketball court
    – Commercial gym
    – Accessible change rooms and amenities
  • Integrated storage, mechanical and electrical services

Challenges & Key Outcomes

Operating in a remote, coastal environment came with its fair share of challenges. Weather fluctuations impacted access and timing, especially during the installation of concrete tilt panels.

Thanks to Falcon Building Group’s agile project management and collaborative approach, the project stayed on schedule and delivered a top tier facility for the Strahan community. This centre will support youth sport, FIFO worker recreation and regional events into the future.

Reflecting on the project, the Construction Manager stated:

“Working on these projects gave me a unique insight to the West Coast community. I am proud of what we built, and hope it supports the health and well-being of future generations.”

A Key Step In Modernising Community Infrastructure

The Strahan sports centre represents a key step in modernising community infrastructure on Tasmania’s West Coast. It boosts access to health and wellness, supports population shifts and provides a scalable venue for sport and recreation in the region. For Falcon Building Group, this build reinforces our capability to deliver complex community projects in regional locations, with precision, commitment and respect.

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Westella Funerals

Project Overview

Falcon Building Group were engaged to construct a bespoke function room at Westella Funerals in Ulverstone, designed to complement the existing homestead and offer a welcoming, dignified space for families to gather. The new addition reflects a balance of sensitivity, architectural detail, and comfort, supporting Westella’s reputation for personalised, boutique and funeral services.

Timelines & Expectations

Located adjacent to an operational funeral home, the project required close coordination and respectful delivery. Falcon worked around scheduled services and ensured all construction activity remained discreet, timely, and in line with the client’s operational requirements.

Scope of works

Westella Funerals vision was for a warm and modern barn-style space that blends seamlessly with the historic character of the existing homestead.

The scope included:

  • Timber framed construction with raked ceilings and exposed beams
  • Open-plan layout with floor to ceiling glazing
  • Feature wood fire for year-round warmth
  • Vertical timber paneling and natural finishes
  • Creation of a private family room
  • Custom barn doors

Challenges & Key Outcomes

Building within a live operating environment, Falcon Building Group managed site access and scheduling with care. Despite logistical limitations, the project was delivered to a high standard, on time, on budget and with minimal disruption.

“Falcon Building Group recently built a Chapel for us at our Funeral Home in Ulverstone. After our first catch up, we walked away feeling that we could trust this company. From start to finish they were very professional, communicated well and their workmanship was excellent. All team members from office staff to tradesmen were brilliant to work with. They worked well towards time lines and overall we would rate them 10/10. Thank you Falcon Builders for being so great to work with”

– Matt & Jenna Grice, Westella Funerals

Project Involvement

“Being the Construction Manager for the Westella Function Room meant overseeing every aspect of the build – from early planning through to the final finishes. This project involved a high level of detail, with raked ceilings with VJ lining, custom joinery, and integration with the existing property. We had to carefully coordinate trades and materials to ensure the design intent was fully realised, all while working next to an operational funeral home. That required a respectful, well structured approach to scheduling and communication. The end result is a space that’s both functional and thoughtfully built. Something that meets the client’s needs and reflects the level of quality we thrive for at Falcon Building Group.” 

– The Falcon Building Group Project Team

A Purpose Built Space

The new function room gives Westella Funerals a purpose built space that improves both functionality and the overall experience for families. Every element, from the layout to finishes, was designed to feel calm, practical and connected to the existing property. The project showcases Falcon Building Group’s ability to deliver high quality builds within active sites where care and coordination matter.

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RB Sellars

Project Overview

Falcon Building Group were engaged by RB Sellars to complete the fit out of their new retail store on Charles Street in Launceston. As a national brand known for its high quality Australian workwear and apparel, RB Sellars required a space that was both functional and true to their rural aesthetic. The result was a warm, welcoming retail environment that reflects RB Sellars brand while enhancing the overall shopping experience.

Timelines & Expectations

With a six-week construction window and a hard deadline for opening, Falcon Building Group worked closely with the RB Sellars design team to coordinate every stage of the project. From layout planning to final finishes, the fit-out was completed on time and on budget, with minimal disruption and seamless collaboration.

Scope of work

The brief focuses on creating a retail space that aligned with RB Sellars’ national design standards while offering a tailored experience for the Launceston market.

The scope of works included:

  • Layout and interior design planning
  • Custom cabinetry and joinery
  • Flooring and lighting installation
  • Wall finishes and painting
  • Coordination with RB Sellars’ national design team

Challenges & Key Outcomes

Located in a busy city-centre precinct, the project required careful planning around site access, deliveries and coordination with surrounding tenancies. The fit out also included high-end finishes and brand specific detailing, which required precision workmanship and clear communication between all teams.

“Falcon Building Group were able to effectively transform our ideas into a functional, beautiful retail space in Launceston.  The project was managed on time and on budget to a high standard, with excellent communication and advice from conception to completion.  The quality of work was fantastic, with all queries, concerns or issues addressed immediately.  I would highly recommend Falcon Building Group for retail fit out solutions”

– Kell Murfitt, RB Sellars

Who Was Involved in the Project

“RB Sellars is a well known brand with a distinct style and our goal was to create a space that feels right for their customers from the moment they walk in. The job required tight coordination of finishes, custom joinery, and services installation. With a short delivery window and specific brand requirements, it was important to keep things moving while maintaining quality. We were proud to deliver the project on time and to a standard that does justice to the RB Sellar’s name.” 

– The Falcon Building Group Project Team

Delivering National Brand Fit Outs in Urban Settings

The project delivered a high quality retail environment that elevates the RB Sellars presence in Tasmania. It reinforces Falcon Building Group’s ability to deliver national brand fit outs in regional and urban settings. On time, on budget and with care.

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Lot 40

Project Overview

Falcon Building Group were engaged to redevelop the former Derby Tin Mine Museum into Lot 40, A multifunctional hospitality venue positioned to serve both locals and the growing tourism market in northeast Tasmania.

With Derby emerging as a key destination for mountain biking, the client required a fit-for-purpose space that could accommodate a bar, cafe, microbrewery, dining zones, and outdoor service areas – all while preserving the integrity of the existing structure.

Timelines & Expectations

Commencing in 2022, the project was delivered over a tight construction timeline to ensure minimal downtime for the business, which operates in Derby’s busy tourism cycle. Falcon worked closely with the client to stage works effectively, meeting both the operational requirements and project deadlines without compromise on quality.

Scope of Work

The client’s vision was to modernise the cafe and restaurant space, creating a more functional layout, updated finishes and enhanced comfort for customers. This project involved a complete internal reconfiguration and external works to support new operations requirements.

The scope of work included:

  • Deck extension with integrated balustrade
  • Upgraded amenities, seating areas, and acoustic treatment
  • Installation of barn doors

Challenges & Outcomes

Falcon Building Group delivered the project across multiple stages, working flexibly around evolving requirements and a live design process. Strong collaboration with the client ensured the build remained on track, with clear communication and adaptive delivery across all phases.

“We appreciated working with Falcon Building Group across multiple stages of our redevelopment project. Their flexibility and collaborative approach was invaluable as we worked through the complexities of bringing a disused building back to life”

-Tim, Lot 40 

This project was managed by James Trimmer, who oversaw all stages of delivery. His close collaboration with the client and hands-on management of suppliers and trades ensured the project ran smoothly, despite the logistical challenges of working in a remote regional location.

Reflecting on the project, James said:

“As Construction Manager for Falcon Building, I led the full transformation of the old Tin Centre and museum in Derby into what is now Lot 40, a vibrant bar, brewery, and gin distillery. 

This project was especially rewarding, blending heritage preservation with a modern hospitality fit-out in one of Tasmania’s most iconic tourist towns. Working with an older structure presented some unique challenges, particularly when it came to integrating new services and structural elements into an existing building.

The design included a large new deck area and extensive internal reworking to accommodate the brewery and distillery equipment, all of which required careful coordination, detailed planning, and agile problem-solving throughout the build.

Timing was critical. With Derby being a globally recognised mountain biking destination, it was essential to complete the project before the peak tourism season. We worked closely with the client and subcontractors to accelerate the schedule where needed and ensure Lot 40 could open its doors in time for the busy period.

The result is a completely revitalised space that not only enhances the local offering but has quickly become a standout feature in the town. The client was thrilled with the outcome.”

Project Impact

Lot 40 is now a fully operational venue that contributes to the ongoing revitalisation of Derby’s town centre. It’s an example of Falcon Building Groups expertise in regional delivery, adaptive reuse, and commercial hospitality fit-outs, combining practical outcomes with a high level of finish.

Planning a commercial or hospitality project? Get in touch with the falcon team to discuss how we can support your next build.

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Derwent Bridge Hotel

Projects Overview

Falcon Building Group were engaged to deliver a modern refurbishment at the Derwent Bridge Hotel, located in Tasmania’s Central Highlands. The project focused on upgrading the kitchen and dining facilities to create a high-performance, commercial-grade space, while preserving the building’s unique, old-world charm. Working closely with the client and project engineers, Falcon ensured the updated areas complemented the character and history of the popular venue.

Timelines & Expectations

Operating in a remote location with a working hospitality venue meant careful planning was essential. Falcon Building Group staged works to minimise disruption to daily operations and delivered the project within the agreed timeframe, meeting the client’s operational and seasonal requirements.

Scope of Work

The project brief focused on delivering a high-performance commercial kitchen and enhanced dining area, while retaining the building’s original aesthetic.

The scope of works included:

  • Installation of modern commercial kitchen
  • Refurbishment of dining and bar areas
  • Structural works within the existing building envelope
  • Collaboration with engineers to ensure design integrity
  • Preservation of the venue’s rustic character

Challenges & Key Outcomes

Working in Tasmania’s Central Highlands brought logistical challenges, particularly around material deliveries and scheduling. Falcon Building Group’s team collaborated closely with the client and consultants to navigate these constraints and deliver a high-quality result.

“We have worked with Falcon Building Group on a number of projects and they have consistently provided high quality service and communication. The Derwent Bridge Hotel project included some unique challenges and Falcon’s collaborative approach ensured a successful outcome that looks amazing.”

— Tom, Derwent Bridge Hotel

Who Was Involved in the Project

This project was overseen by James Trimmer, supported by a team experienced in regional refurbishments. Their hands-on coordination, supplier management, and commitment to preserving the building’s charm were key to the successful delivery.

James reflected on this project saying:

“I oversaw the renovation of the iconic Derwent Bridge Hotel, located in Tasmania’s remote Central Highlands. Like other regional projects we’ve delivered, this job came with a unique set of logistical and technical challenges that required thorough planning and hands-on management from start to finish.

The project involved extensive upgrades to the building, including the installation of a large commercial kitchen complete with a full refrigeration system. Working within an existing, older structure meant adapting modern services—such as mechanical ducting—into the original roof space, which demanded a high level of problem-solving and coordination with our design and services teams.

Given the hotel’s remote location, careful scheduling of trades and materials was essential to keeping the project on track. Despite these challenges, we successfully delivered the renovation to a high standard, on time and on budget. The client was extremely satisfied with both the finished result and the professionalism of the project delivery.

The Derwent Bridge Hotel project showcases Falcon Building’s ability to manage complex renovations in regional areas, and our commitment to delivering quality outcomes regardless of location or logistical constraints.”

We also worked with Liam Dingemanse from exceed engineering, reflecting back on this project Liam said that:

“We were engaged as project engineers to support the Derwent Bridge Hotel kitchen redevelopment, providing structural design and input to help deliver a sleek and functional space. It was a great opportunity to collaborate with Falcon Building Group on a remote, fast-paced project. Seeing the finished product in such a unique setting was a real highlight.”

Delivering Long-Term Operational Benefits

The refurbishment delivers long-term operational benefits for the Derwent Bridge Hotel, providing an upgraded, fit-for-purpose commercial kitchen and dining space while enhancing overall customer experience.

The project showcases Falcon Building Group’s ability to deliver high-quality, complex works in remote locations.

Planning a commercial or hospitality project? Get in touch with the Falcon team to discuss how we can support your next build.

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