The 155 Queen Street retail redevelopment project included a three-level retail flagship store and features a double-height, glazed shop front with an upper podium level facade treatment, three upper levels of commercial office and a green roof for tenant use.
A particularly stunning feature of the redevelopment is the intricate art screen facade detailing flying butterflies, made of coated aluminium material on a structural frame.
During the preparation of the tender, Broad undertook a comprehensive review of the current design, particularly with regard to the structural elements.
Our core team worked with the client, consultants, and key subcontractors to identify a number of innovative and cost-effective solutions to improve the construction process and provide significant benefits to the client ISPT. Additionally, we proposed significant changes in the access dates for retail fit-out contractors.
A 4D fly-through of the proposed construction methodology was prepared to illustrate the benefits to ISPT in terms of improved construction efficiencies to deliver an accelerated program.
In conjunction with the redevelopment of 155 Queen Street, Broad oversaw all safety aspects of the fit-out and coordinated significant liaison required for delivery access to serve both Broad’s 155 Queen Street redevelopment project and Zara’s retail fit-out requirements.
All fit-out materials for the opening were delivered through Broad’s site access at the back of the building on an almost 24-hour basis, seven days a week.
The 155 Queen Street project, in conjunction with other redevelopment works for ISPT undertaken at 170 Queen Street and The Regent (Brisbane City Council’s Visitor Information Centre), has resulted in a stand-out redevelopment in Brisbane's Queen Street Mall.