This project required the full strip-out of the internal tenancies back to structure. We made a penetration through the suspended slab for a new lift, which included excavating the slab and fill in the basement level. The outer skin of the brick facade was failing, and required the installation of bracing to allow for a safe and methodical removal. Another great job done by the AZCO Demolition team.  

This project involved a partial demolition of the existing club house. The remaining section of the club house and an awning roof had to be separated and propped prior to demolition.

Demolition of an external awning roof structure along the Sunshine Plaza walkway. The heavy steel structure required oxy cutting and lifting equipment to dismantle. The team made quick work of this one despite working at night to prevent disruption to customers. 

This project involved a complete defit of the Win TV studios and offices in Maroochydore. This included 3 large news studio rooms, multiple audio booths, equipment rooms and offices. The demolition works involved a complete strip out of the entire building including removal of the walls, ceilings and flooring.  

All of the studios and booths were built with thick sound check gyprock and a lot ouf sound proofing insulation. A tricky job with a lot of waste to take out. 

A major renovation was planned for this residential house. The team went in to completely remove all internals, windows and front external wall. This project involved some asbestos removal, floor grinding and partial structural demolition. 

In preparation for the new Yo-Chi , the existing cafe needed a full strip out.

To prevent disturbing the Plaza shoppers, this entire de-fit was completed after hours. Due to the central location within the shopping centre, it was a challenge transporting this amount of material out of site. But the guys worked long nights and managed to hand this project over quickly.

This project involved a complete refurbishment of the P Block building at Immanuel Lutheran College. A three storey building with 4 classrooms on the top level, a performing arts hall on level 1 and an amenities block on the bottom level.

The demolition involved a complete strip out of the entire building and removal of the roof, awnings, garden beds and pathways. Penetrations were also cut through the slab and walls for new services.

This site had tricky access and was completed during school hours. The team had a lot of challenges on this one, but pulled through to get it done ahead of schedule.