Fishermans Bend

Project description:

The existing site comprises a warehouse of 28,950m2, alongside administrative and workshop spaces. This project aims to demolish approximately 23,060m2 of the unused warehouse space and 400m2 of the existing workshop, opening up the site to the precinct and offering the opportunity to establish a new architectural interface for the tenant’s headquarters. In addition to the demolition, the project includes the modernisation of the existing admin and the provision of new spaces such as a ‘new projects’ future phase, a new electronics section, and a new and improved loading dock, all housed under the structure remaining from the existing warehouse.

Role description:

Madina played a pivotal role in the multi-stage project, which encompassed both the Early Works and Main Works phases. Upon joining the project, she immediately became involved in the ongoing construction of the Substation building, a critical component of the Early Works stage. Concurrently, Madina assumed responsibility for documenting the Main Works, ensuring meticulous attention to detail in the design documentation process. In her capacity as the lead design consultant, she chaired design meetings and effectively managed all consultants involved in the project, ensuring seamless collaboration and coordination. Additionally, Madina undertook a myriad of administrative tasks mandated by Development Victoria, the client, on a monthly basis, demonstrating her organisational prowess and attention to detail. Despite the demanding workload, Madina's dedication and diligence were evident, as she and her team consistently met all deadlines, much to the satisfaction of the client. As a testament to her exemplary performance, the client expressed their appreciation and willingness to provide a reference for Madina's outstanding contributions to the project.