PROJECTS : TOURISM

Project: Seashells Caves House
Location: Yallingup
Contract: Construct
Designer: Colliere Menkins Pickwell Architects
Value:
This luxury accomodation built for the Seashells Hospitality Group is comprised of three buildings and thirty six self contained one and two bedroom units.
 
Originally built in 1905, the present Caves House was rebuilt in 1938 and is now a heritage listed hotel. The New Bedroom Wing only helps expand the already idyllic retreats facilities and services and was completed in time for the Christmas holiday season 07'.
 
This method of construction was predominantly concrete tilt-up, utilizing some 90 panels. Caves House New Bedroom Wing is just another example of Innovest Construction's ability to perform at the highest standard.
 
Nominated - MBA Excellence in Construction Award 2008, Best Development comprising multi-unit dwellings over $2 Million
 
Nominated- SW MBA Excellence in Construction 2008, Commercial Building over $4.5 Million
 
Winner - SW MBA Excellence  in Construction 2008, Commerical Building over $ 4.5
million
 
Winner - WA MBA Regional Multi-unit development under $ 10 million
 
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Project: Injidup Lodge
Location: Injidup Bay, Yallingup
Contract: Construct
Designer: Castle Rock Logistics
Value:
Injidup Lodge was designed by Castle Rock Logistics in conjunction with the client whose goal was to create a premier tourism facility which would be recognized as a spectacular feature of the south west. Particular attention was given to creating a low visual impact coastal development.
 
Injidup Lodge comprises 10 Guest Houses, a central facilities with day spa and dining facilities. Primarily concrete tilt panel construction, the buildings also include textured pre-cast wall panels. The project reached practical completion in February 08'.
 
Nominated - MBA Excellence in Construction 2008, Best Constructed Building designed for use in entertainment, hospitality or sports
 
Nominated - SW MBA Excellence in Construction Award 2008, Commercial Building over $4.5 Million
 
Winner - SW MBA Excellence in Construction Award 2008, Overall Best Commercial Building
 
Winner - SW MBA Excellence in Construction Award 2008, Multi Residential Housing Developments over $ 4.5 million
 
Winner - SW MBA Excellence in Construction Award 2008, Best Steel Building
Winner - SW MBA Excellence in Construction Award 2008, Excellence in Concrete
Winner - SW MBA Excellence in Construction Award 2008, Excellence in Construction on a challenging site
 
WA MBA - Certificate of Excellence Regional Building designed for Entertainment, Hospitality or sport under $ 10 million
 
 
 
 

Project: Surfside Re-development
Location: Yallingup
Contract: Construction
Designer: Hindley and Associates
Value:
Surfside Apartments resides next to Yallingup's famous main break in the heart of the Yallingup town site. Designed by Hindley & Associates, this premier tourism facility is comprised of 9 Townhouses and a restaurant/retail section.
 
Extensive brickwork and concrete construction was carried out to this project and furthers Innovest's great track record in unit development and high quality residential projects.
 
Nominated - SW MBA Excellence in Construction Award 2008, Multi Residential Housing Developments over $4.5 Million
 
 

Project: Regency Beach Club
Location: Dunsborough, WA
Contract: Construct
Designer: Cross Fishwick Designs
Value:
This managed short stay resort comprises ten townhouses with ocean facing balconies. The structural steel frame incorporates timber studwork and accoustically treated timber flooring. The living area has feature blackbut timber flooring. The exterior is clad with cedar weatherboards, painted shadow-clad colorbond mini-orb and colorbond roofing.
 
Winner - 2006 SW MBA Building Excellence Awards, Multi Residential Housing Development over $1 million

Project: Busselton Jetty Interpretative Centre
Location: Busselton WA
Contract: Construction
Designer: Joseph D'agostino & Stuart Luff Architects
Value:
This unique project consisted of a timber frame structure built on timber piles adjoining the historic Busselton Jetty at a point some 100 meters for the shoreline.