Interior of a modern building with a curved staircase, wooden pillars, and a woman standing on the stairs.

Peninsula Hot Springs

Commercial New Build

The Peninsula Hot Springs project comprised a large-scale new build within a highly sensitive natural landscape, delivering a range of new facilities designed to enhance the overall visitor experience while integrating seamlessly with the surrounding environment.

The works included the construction of a new reception building, bathhouse, change rooms, café, and a feature bridge walkway linking the various structures across the site. The project involved substantial structural works, requiring precise coordination and engineering to accommodate the scale of the buildings while respecting the site’s natural contours.

A defining feature of the development is the extensive use of timber cladding and natural materials, carefully selected to blend the built form into the landscape and reinforce the calm, organic aesthetic of the hot springs. Attention to detail, craftsmanship, and build quality were critical to achieving a cohesive outcome across multiple structures.

This project demonstrates our capability to deliver complex, high-value commercial builds in environmentally sensitive settings, combining robust structural execution with refined architectural finishes.

  • Hawthorn

  • Hawthorn

  • Construction site for a building with steel beams and wooden framing, workers on-site, surrounded by trees and a blue sky.

  • Close-up view of a ceiling with wooden slats, part of a building under construction with visible support beams and unfinished interior.

  • Aerial view of a construction site with a partially built wooden framework attached to an existing building with a metal roof surrounded by trees.

  • Construction site of a house with wooden framing and concrete block foundation, surrounded by green landscape.