Infrastructure NSW

2024 has been an incredible year for Infrastructure NSW with major progress on some of the state’s most significant projects, including: 🐟 New Sydney Fish Market – Building a future landmark, set to redefine Sydney's foreshore, like the Opera House before it. 🖼️ Powerhouse Parramatta – Progressing construction of this future cultural icon for Western Sydney. 🏉 Penrith Stadium – Delivering a superior venue and entertainment precinct in Western Sydney. 🌞 Barangaroo – Building on the precinct’s world-class amenities with new public spaces, including Pier Pavilion and the Cutaway. 🌱 Blackwattle Bay – Revitalising an industrial space into a vibrant and activated mixed-use waterfront development including a 1.1 ha harbourside park 🎨 Powerhouse Ultimo – Redeveloping a beloved cultural institution as a world-class destination for generations to come.   Thanks to the efforts of our teams, partners, and communities, for your support to build a stronger, more connected future for NSW. We look forward to achieving even more in 2025.   With thanks to our delivery partners, FDC Construction & Fitout Lendlease Multiplex, Richard Crookes Constructions and Stephen Edwards Constructions   Learn more about our projects: https://lnkd.in/g7CN7zEf

Recently, Infrastructure NSW released the ‘NSW Government Principles for Partnership with the Construction Industry’. The Principles seek to address current sector challenges while encouraging improved collaboration between government and the industry. The Principles aim to align efforts across the construction industry to deliver the $118.3 billion infrastructure pipeline for the benefit of the people of NSW. The Principles were officially launched by NSW Treasurer Daniel Mookhey at an event attended by construction industry leaders and NSW government representatives on 5 December. You can view more here: https://lnkd.in/gCzTPjP3 JAYNE WHITNEY John Holland Australian Constructors Association (ACA) Jon Davies Master Builders Brian Seidler BlueScope Nathan Blackwell

Our Powerhouse Parramatta project reached new heights in 2024 with the installation of the highest point of the Eastern building! This year, we’ve achieved several key milestones including: 🌌 formation of 6 out of 7 exhibition spaces  🏗️ completion of 3 full levels of the steel exoskeleton on both buildings  🌉 installation of escalators, link bridges, and bespoke spiral staircases  🏢 placement of concrete and glass facade panels  ✅ completion of all 3 building cores. Watch the video to see the museum take shape   Video credit: Images for Business Lendlease Powerhouse 

📣 Congratulations to Lendlease, Mirvac and Stockland who have been shortlisted in the procurement of a development partner to deliver the urban renewal of the existing Sydney Fish Market site at Blackwattle Bay. This 3.6-hectare landmark site will deliver housing, commercial spaces, retail and cultural experiences to create a vibrant, sustainable and thriving community. Over half of the precinct will be open and accessible to the public, including a foreshore promenade which will be the final piece of a 15km continuous harbourside walk connecting Woolloomooloo to Rozelle Bay. This marks an exciting step forward for the site, which is part of the broader urban renewal of Blackwattle Bay and bookended by the new Sydney Fish Market 🐟 and 1.1-hectare harbourfront park at Bank Street 🌳. 👉 Learn more: https://lnkd.in/gc-EYFRx #BlackwattleBay #UrbanRenewal #MixedUsePrecinct NSW Government

We are pleased to announce the launch of the NSW Government Principles for Partnership with the Construction Industry.  The Principles for Partnership will help industry to understand the priorities and strengthen collaboration between government and industry to deliver high-quality infrastructure for the people of NSW. To view or download the Principles for Partnership, visit the Infrastructure NSW website https://lnkd.in/gCzTPjP3

Infrastructure NSW, in partnership with Roads Australia and Aurecon, were delighted to hold an interactive workshop for Roads Australia members on decarbonising infrastructure delivery yesterday.  Our team provided an update on the implementation program for the Decarbonising Infrastructure Delivery Policy, findings from our recent capability survey, and discussed the toolkit of resources to assist industry in applying the policy on projects. The session included an interactive workshop where participants were able to test how the policy will work in a hypothetical project setting. The session’s insights will feed into the toolkit of resources and the forward work program for the team. Many thanks to Roads Australia, Aurecon and all attendees for their ongoing support and partnership. https://lnkd.in/gaxtCHYx #decarbonisation #sustainability #INSW #RA #Aurecon

We were honoured to be nominated with Transport for NSW for our work on Decarbonising Infrastructure in NSW as finalists in the Premiers Awards 2024 for Building a Resilient Economy. Congratulations to category winner Uptown District Acceleration Program #InfrastructureNSW #TransportforNSW #PremiersAwards #DecarbonisingInfrastructure #drivingchange

We have received the planning green light for the Penrith Stadium redevelopment ✅ We expect to award a contract soon, with work set to begin in early 2025.  The proposed design incorporates feedback from over 3,000 Penrith Panthers fans, families and community members since 2022. The redevelopment will feature:  👥 Enhanced fan experience to bring fans closer to the action with premium views and steeper grandstands, amplifying the energy and excitement for everyone.  🏟️ Capacity boost to 25,000 fans for sporting events and up to 30,000 people for up to 10 concerts a year.  ♿ Accessibility upgrades with a 300% increase in wheelchair accessible seating, an 85% increase in accessible toilets, and a significant boost in the number of female toilets. Stay tuned for more updates as we embark on this exciting project to create a world-class venue in Western Sydney. Sign up to receive the latest updates on the Penrith Stadium redevelopment project https://lnkd.in/gscNcZ3s NSW Department of Planning, Housing and Infrastructure

Did you know Barangaroo's ambitious sustainability goals are more than surface level – they even extend beneath the water? At low tide, head to Watermans Cove to catch glimpses of our underwater garden. Installed in 2020, the Living Seawalls panels encourage native biodiversity to the area, create marine habitats that provide protection from heat and predators, and enhance the ecosystem overall.  This marine marvel is:   🧩 the largest Living Seawalls installation in the world and comprises almost 400 habitat panels  🐚 an innovative design with 3D printed panels that incorporate natural materials such as crushed sandstone and oyster shells, to mimic oyster reefs, sponges and rock pools   🍃 regularly gardened to remove invasive species, which helps native species of invertebrates and kelp flourish   🤿 monitored twice a year to examine the growth of marine biodiversity such as seaweed and fish species. The most recent ecological survey results showed oysters were the most abundant species. Oysters are filter feeding organisms efficient at cleaning surrounding waters. Their increased abundance will contribute to cleaner water at Watermans Cove.  🤝 the program is a partnership between Lendlease, Infrastructure NSW and the Living Seawalls project at the Sydney Institute of Marine Science led by researchers from Macquarie University and University of New South Wales. Learn more: https://lnkd.in/gVRwsWts  Sydney Institute of Marine Science Lendlease Living Seawalls Macquarie University UNSW #partnerships #sustainability #Barangaroo 

Infrastructure NSW surveyed 400 industry and government professionals to understand the sector’s readiness to deliver low carbon infrastructure. 𝗞𝗲𝘆 𝘀𝘂𝗿𝘃𝗲𝘆 𝗶𝗻𝘀𝗶𝗴𝗵𝘁𝘀: 👉 90% of government and 95% of industry are aware of upfront carbon  👉 1/3 industry respondents’ projects considered upfront carbon and set carbon reduction targets over the past 5 years 👉 Both Government and industry would like more support to uplift their capability to reduce upfront carbon 𝗪𝗵𝗮𝘁’𝘀 𝗻𝗲𝘅𝘁? Based on the survey results, Infrastructure NSW has outlined key steps to build capability across the sector over the coming months. Read the survey summary: https://lnkd.in/gaxtCHYx