It has taken us 100 years to build.
Hutchinson Builders is one of Australia’s largest privately-owned building and construction companies. Established in 1912 our heritage has been forged by a century of service to the construction industry and is testament to the company’s commitment, expertise and integrity in all that we do. Projects undertaken by the company include commercial and residential high-rise, mining and resources industry infrastructure projects, industrial, sporting, health, government, retail, education, hotel and club, tourism, civil works and modular construction particularly student and resource sectors accommodation…..more
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Businesses adopting sustainable measures
The government has released an online interactive mapping tool which shows where all the Clean Technology projects are operating, and outlines the extent of the country's clean technology investment.
The government's Australian Jobs Bill introduced
Greg Combet, federal minister for climate change, industry and innovation, introduced the Australian Jobs Bill into the House of Representatives on May 15 with the intention of boosting Australia's economy.
Green building budget response
The Green Building Council of Australia (GBCA) has released a statement reacting to the infrastructural announcements made in the budget.
New budget the talk of the town
With the May 14 release of the federal government's 2013-14 budget, the future of Australia and its resources, industries, infrastructure is on the tip of everybody's tongue.
Featured Projects
545 Queen Street
The Australia Pacific Holdings brief was to increase the floor area of an existing 9 storey tower situated in a busy central business district.
Northbridge Tower
Northbridge is a 40 level office tower located in the heart of the Brisbane CBD. It has achieved a 6-star green and ABGR rating for both design and construction.
Coles Ipswich Superstore
The Coles Ipswich project involved the demolition of the existing Coles supermarket that was inundated with flood waters in January 2011.