This project was the first to be delivered as part of the Curtin University Technology Park’s ‘Greater Curtin Master Plan’ to create a high quality landscaped shared space for future growth. Stage 1 involved the construction of a new road through Curtin University’s Bentley campus, while remaining an operational university with over 20,000 students using the campus facilities.

Civcon were heavily involved in the planning of the pedestrian interface design for ensuring seamless pedestrian movement throughout the campus. The scope of works involved demolition of roads, car parks, redundant in-ground services and playing fields, bulk earthworks, service installations including hydraulic, mechanical, electrical, communication, and irrigation infrastructure, and construction of roads, in-situ concrete carriageways, intersections, and PTA bus stops as well as installation of signage and line marking.

Civcon developed a collaborative partnership with the Curtin University committee and all key stakeholders, successfully delivering a range of project capabilities such as earthworks, utilities service infrastructure works, and structures. All works upheld the quality and aesthetics standards required by Curtin University.