List of developments by Grocon

This is a list of developments by Grocon, an Australian construction company, sorted by date completed.

ProjectImageCity, StateCountryDate completed
(or expected date)		HeightDescriptionSource
mft
Grand Hyatt MelbourneMelbourne, VictoriaAustraliac. 1986Located at 123 Collins Street, this 34-level hotel offers 550 guest rooms and suites[1]
101 Collins StreetMelbourne, VictoriaAustralia1991260 850Commercial office skyscraper that was the tallest building in Melbourne for five months only[2]
120 Collins StreetMelbourne, VictoriaAustralia1991265 869Art Deco commercial office skyscraper with a granite façade that was the tallest building in Melbourne until 2006; and was the tallest buildings in Australia until 2005[3]
ANZ Global HeadquartersMelbourne, VictoriaAustralia1993172 564Modificatihos to the former global headquarters located at 380 Collins Street, that comprised a 37-storey post-modern commercial office skyscraper on the site of Verdon Chambers[4]
Crown TowersMelbourne, VictoriaAustralia1997153 502Located at 8 Whiteman Street on Melbourne's Southbank and part of the Crown Casino and Entertainment Complex, the hotel was the recipient of the Master Builders Association Award in 1998 and upon its 1997 completion, the largest casino in the Southern Hemisphere[5][6][7]
Pixel BuildingMelbourne, VictoriaAustraliaUsing carbon neutral Pixelcrete concrete, Australia's first carbon neutral office building. Pixel was awarded the Best Sustainable Building Award from the Master Builders Association and received the Premier's Sustainability Award for the Built Environment[8][9]
Queen Victoria VillageMelbourne, VictoriaAustraliaA$600 million urban village precinct surrounding Melbourne Central railway station which received the Australian Property Institute Property Development Award[10]
Shell HouseMelbourne, VictoriaAustraliaShell's Australian headquarters and awarded a Property Council of Australia certification
Rialto TowersMelbourne, VictoriaAustralia270 890Twin tower complex and the second tallest concrete building in the Southern Hemisphere
SECV ProjectMelbourne, VictoriaAustralia
Telstra CentreMelbourne, VictoriaAustralia
WTC WharfMelbourne, VictoriaAustralia[11]
1 Bligh StreetSydney, New South WalesAustraliaSix Star-rated office and winner of the Best Tall Building Award in Asia & Australasia for 2012 in the Council on Tall Buildings and Urban Habitat's Skyscraper Awards[12]
Common GroundSydney, New South WalesAustraliaEquity housing development in both Sydney and Brisbane and Urban Design Institute of Australia Award for Affordable Development winner[13]
Governor Phillip TowerSydney, New South WalesAustralia227 745Commercial office complex in Sydney's prestigious north-eastern CBD precinct and Property Council of Australia National Award winner
Horizon ApartmentsSydney, New South WalesAustralia144 472Residential apartment complex in Darlinghurst
General Post OfficeSydney, New South WalesAustraliaNo 1 Martin Place – a commercial office development of an historic precinct surrounding the General Post Office in Sydney
The Peak ApartmentsSydney, New South WalesAustralia166 545Residential apartment complex in Haymarket
World TowerSydney, New South WalesAustralia230 750Skyscraper in Sydney, briefly Australia's tallest residential building and recipient of the 2004 Bronze Emporis Skyscraper Award[14]
480 Queen StreetBrisbane, QueenslandAustraliaSix Star-rated office complex, anchored by BHP Billiton and Herbert Smith Freehills in the Brisbane CBD[15]
The OracleGold Coast, QueenslandAustraliaA$850 million development at Broadbeach[16]
SoulGold Coast, QueenslandAustraliaAn Australian Institute of Building National Professional Excellence Building and Cbus High Rise Award recipient, the 243-metre (797 ft) residential tower completed on the Gold Coast's waterfront in 2012[17]
Parklands, the 2018 Commonwealth Games Athletes VillageGold Coast, QueenslandAustraliaAn A$550 million development featuring 1,252 dwellings with a mix of apartments and townhouses, a 5,840-square-metre (62,900 sq ft) retail precinct, green and landscaped spaces built around a 'Village Heart'. Strategically located on prime real estate within the Gold Coast Health and Knowledge Precinct, 3 kilometres (2 mi) from Southport CBD and 5 kilometres (3 mi) from Surfers Paradise.[18][19]
Grollo housesDarwin, Northern TerritoryAustraliaGround-level and split-level homes recognisable by the small protrusion on the roof which held the water heater. These houses were built in the aftermath of Cyclone Tracy as an effective means of providing housing for Darwin's population. The houses were designed by Leo Hammond, a Melbourne architect.[20]
Melbourne Cricket Ground Northern Stand RedevelopmentMelbourne, VictoriaAustralia2006Redevelopment for the 2006 Commonwealth Games[21]
Eureka TowerMelbourne, VictoriaAustralia2006298 978At the time of its construction, the world's tallest residential tower and awarded the Urban Design Award in the Victorian Architecture Awards[22]
Rose TowerDubaiUnited Arab Emirates2007The world's tallest hotel until 2012[23]
Almas TowerDubaiUnited Arab Emirates2009360 1,180A skyscraper – the tallest building in Dubai at the time of completion
AXA CentreMelbourne, VictoriaAustralia2009Located at 750 Collins Street, the redeveloped A$240 million ten-storey building in Melbourne’s Docklands was the winner of the 2009 Property Council of Australia Victorian Award for Office Developments[24][25]
Media HouseMelbourne, VictoriaAustralia200940 131Located at 655 Collins Street, the commercial office building served as the publication centre for The Age, and adjoined Southern Cross railway station. The building was the 2012 Colliers Award recipient for Best Office Development[26][27][28]
Burj KhalifaDubaiUnited Arab Emirates2009830 2,720An assisting contractor for the world's tallest residential tower, including an office, hotel and observation tower
Elizabeth Street Common GroundMelbourne, VictoriaAustralia2010Located at 660 Elizabeth Street. this eleven-storey, 131-room community housing initiative was built at cost with the support of the Victorian and the Australian governments[29][30]
Melbourne Rectangular Stadium (AAMI Park)Melbourne, VictoriaAustralia201030,500 capacity soccer, rugby league and rugby union in the Melbourne Sports and Entertainment Precinct[31]
KPMG HouseMelbourne, VictoriaAustraliapre-2011Formerly the T&G Building, located at 161 Collins Street, Grocon redeveloped the building as commercial offices for KPMG, and has subsequently been occupied by other tenants.[32][33][34][35]
Etihad TowersAbu DhabiUnited Arab Emirates2011A complex of five towers that comprise offices, apartments and a hotel[36]
Elite ResidenceDubaiUnited Arab Emirates2012A DH1 billion residential skyscraper project in the Dubai Marina[36]
Princess TowerDubaiUnited Arab Emirates2012404 1,325A residential-only skyscraper, that was the world's tallest residential building from 2012 to 2015[37][38]
ANZ Bank CentreSydney, New South WalesAustralia2012195 640Commercial office tower and Sydney headquarters for ANZ, Herbert Smith Freehills and Boston Consulting Group; winner of the Master Builders Association Safety Award, located at 161 Castlereagh Street, Sydney[39]
Australian Taxation OfficeBrisbane, QueenslandAustralia2013Brisbane offices for the Australian Taxation Office at 55 Elizabeth Street[40]
Legion HouseSydney, New South WalesAustralia2013Six Star zero-carbon refurbishment at 161 Castlereagh Street[8][41]
Australian Taxation OfficeMelbourne, VictoriaAustralia2014Melbourne offices for the Australian Taxation Office in Box Hill[42]
Emporium MelbourneMelbourne, VictoriaAustralia2014A retail space neighbouring Melbourne Central railway station built on the site of the old Myer Emporium on Lonsdale Street between Swanston and Elizabeth streets[43][44]
150 Collins StreetMelbourne, VictoriaAustralia201412-storey office building comprising Westpac's corporate headquarters in Melbourne[45][46]
Central Market ProjectAbu DhabiUnited Arab Emirates2014Designed by Foster + Partners initially as a three tower complex, the global financial crisis resulted in the cancelation of the hotel tower[47]
Victorian Comprehensive Cancer Centre (VCCC)Melbourne, VictoriaAustralia2015An A$1.2 billion public-private partnership with the Victorian Government for a cancer treatment precinct in Parkville[48][49]
Greenwich, FairfieldMelbourne, VictoriaAustralia2019An A$40 million medium-density residential development in Fairfield that comprises 77 apartments through a mix of one, two and three bedroom apartments inclusive of social housing, with adjacent retail tenancies[50]
Twenty95Sydney, New South WalesAustralia2019Mixed-use redevelopment in Manly comprising residential and retail components on the site of a Telstra Exchange, featuring 490 square metres (5,300 sq ft) of commercial / retail net lettable area, 26 apartments, a multi-level basement car stacker and a refurbished Telstra Exchange[51]
World OneMumbaiIndia2020442 1,450A residential complex that, at the time of its completion, was the tallest residential complex on the subcontinent[37]
PentominiumDubaiUnited Arab EmiratesOn hold since 2011516 1,693An all-residential development; one of the tallest of its kind in the world[52]
NorthumberlandMelbourne, VictoriaAustraliaContract terminated December 2020Located in Collingwood and designed by John Wardle Architects, The Northumberland development was to include a twelve-level office building and a companion five-level office building with a ground floor café. Fund managers withdrew their support of Grocon when the company entered voluntary administration.[53][54]
The RibbonSydney, New South WalesAustraliaContract terminated December 2020The A$700 million 24-storey redevelopment in the heart of Darling Harbour was planned to provide a new hotel, retail, apartments and commercial hub. Following the demolition of the existing IMAX building, the new building is planned to comprise a reinforced concrete structural steel structure that will cantilever over the public domain, Wheat Road and Harbour Street. The redeveloped building was to comprise approximately 1,799 square metres (19,360 sq ft) of retail, 3,217 square metres (34,630 sq ft) of entertainment, 450 square metres (4,800 sq ft) of commercial office space, 18,260 square metres (196,500 sq ft) of serviced apartments, and 30,820 square metres (331,700 sq ft) for a W Hotel.[55][56]

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