This project included both structural and civil demolition works to facilitate the construction of a new precast extension. The addition was seamlessly integrated into the existing structure, expanding the operational space and significantly enhancing the store’s capacity and functionality—ultimately delivering an improved shopping experience for customers. A key element of the project was the installation […]

PROJECT OVERVIEW The Big W QV project involved a full-store refurbishment and renewal of the 5,000 m² Melbourne CBD store, completed within an 8-week fast-track program. Located in the busy QV retail precinct, the project demanded careful planning and coordination to deliver a major upgrade within a live city environment subject to strict curfews, noise […]

PROJECT OVERVIEW This project delivered a new Direct to Boot (D2B) facility for Big W Karingal Hub, featuring an extension to the existing building using a new precast structure and the construction of a new D2B canopy to enhance customer convenience and operational efficiency. The works included extensive structural and civil demolition, including the removal […]

Court Services Victoria engaged 345 to carry out a comprehensive office refurbishment on Levels 1 and 3 of their premises at 451 Little Bourke Street. The project included the construction of new office spaces and significant upgrades to existing areas, aimed at enhancing functionality and efficiency to better meet the needs of their team. The refurbishment created a modern work environment that aligns with Court Services Victoria’s operational requirements. In addition to the physical office upgrades, we also undertook extensive enhancements to the IT infrastructure, including the installation of new CAT 6 cabling and data racks, to support advanced networking needs and improve overall connectivity.

PROJECT OVERVIEW The Dan Murphy’s Unley project highlights 345 Projects’ capability in delivering fast-tracked retail fit outs under tight timeframes and complex delivery conditions. Engaged directly by Endeavour Group, we were responsible for the internal construction and full store fit-out of a new Dan Murphy’s store within a 12-week program. Following base build handover, the […]

PROJECT OVERVIEW The Woolworths Front of Store (FOS) Program demonstrates 345 Projects’ capability in managing recurring, fast-paced retail upgrades within live trading environments. Delivered as part of Woolworths’ ongoing national program, 345 Projects has successfully completed two major programs across Victoria, encompassing over 10 store front-end changeovers. The works involved front-of-house reconfigurations to align stores […]

We are proud to present our recent project in collaboration with Degroup for the full renewal of Dan Murphy’s at The Village Shopping Centre in Bacchus Marsh. This comprehensive transformation involved demolishing two tenancies and creating a brand-new, state-of-the-art store to elevate the customer experience. The 15-week project entailed a complete overhaul, including the installation […]

PROJECT OVERVIEW Since February 2025, 345 Projects has been engaged in the national Smart Gate rollout as part of Woolworths’ stock loss prevention program. The initiative involves installing smart entry gates and sensors across over 150 stores nationwide, with works ranging from simple gate installs to complete front-end replacements in selected stores.   Scope of […]

This project involved the delivery of a new fire service water storage and pump system for the Freeway Golf Course workshop facility, located adjacent to the Eastern Freeway. The scope included the installation of twin circular fire service tanks, a dedicated fire pump set, booster connection infrastructure, and an engineered slab.     The system included two 72,000-litre circular […]

The RMBL project was a $3 million premium office and lobby upgrade delivered in the heart of South Yarra over 20 weeks. Located in a constrained and active urban setting, the project required meticulous planning, logistics, and stakeholder coordination.   Scope of Works Full demolition of existing spaces, including safe asbestos removal per regulations Installation […]

The Dan Murphy's store upgrade project in Albury was a major renovation aimed at modernising and enhancing both the functionality and appearance of the store. Conducted while the store remained fully operational, the comprehensive upgrade included a variety of improvements designed to improve the customer experience and operational efficiency. Key elements of the project encompassed service upgrades, extensive shopfitting works, updated refrigeration and cool room systems, refreshed internal and external signage, a complete front-end overhaul, and extensive internal refurbishment.

The Dan Murphy’s Bendigo store renewal was a 3-week project executed within a fully operational store environment. The scope of work included upgrading refrigeration systems, installing new services such as drainage, shopfitting, and comprehensive painting both internally and externally, as well as updating signage. 345 Projects managed the engagement of the main construction trades and coordinated the efforts of Dan Murphy’s nominated trades to ensure a smooth and efficient renovation process.

345 Projects was appointed by Coles as the Principal Contractor for a nationwide installation project involving Sigma gates and Automated Checkout Counters (ACCs) across 60 stores. This ambitious 6-week initiative involved the installation of over 120 smart gates in Victoria, New South Wales, Queensland, Western Australia, Tasmania, and South Australia. As the Principal Contractor, 345 Projects was responsible for comprehensive project management, including programming, trade management, and coordination of occupational health and safety (OH&S) measures. Additionally, we handled critical tasks such as obtaining landlord approvals, securing building permits, and ensuring final certification. To manage the project effectively, 345 Projects deployed a network of national site managers, with 10 teams operating concurrently across Australia throughout the program.

345 has played a crucial role in Coles' nationwide program to enhance their online offerings. Coles Supermarkets recognized the need to boost capacity and functionality across several locations to better support the Coles Online (COL) Click & Collect (C&C) service. The initiative focused on upgrading Back of House areas and creating designated C&C parking bays to streamline customer pick-up processes. Our team has successfully completed projects in Western Australia, New South Wales, Queensland, and Victoria as part of this program. The scope of work ranged from minor tasks such as line marking and establishing new online rooms to more extensive projects involving civil and structural upgrades. Key elements of our involvement include comprehensive management and coordination of all trades, meticulous project scheduling, stringent adherence to occupational health and safety (OH&S) protocols, obtaining necessary building permits, and ensuring the final certification of all completed works.

Salta Properties engaged 345 to restore the ground floor tenancy at 6 Nexus Court to its base build specifications. This project involved demolishing the existing tenancy and returning the space to its original condition. As a Design and Construct (D&C) project, 345 managed and coordinated the consultant team, thoroughly documented the works, and secured the necessary building permits. The general scope of work included demolition, ceiling repairs, flooring installation, and alterations to mechanical, electrical, fire, and other services. The project was completed within a 4-week timeframe.

345 Projects was engaged by Tasman Butchers to refurbish their store at Brimbank Shopping Centre. The scope of work included installing a new front end, epoxy flooring throughout, upgrading services, and installing new refrigeration systems and signage. The refurbishment was completed over a 5-week period, during which the store was closed. There was a critical focus on timely delivery to minimize disruption for customers and reduce commercial loss to the business.

The Woolworths Lara upgrade was an 8-week project focused on enhancing the store’s Direct to Boot (D2B) services. The scope of work included the construction of a new D2B ambient room and an external canopy. Executed within a live trading store, the project involved significant updates including new ceilings, epoxy flooring, structural steel installation, shopfitting, and refrigeration upgrades. The renovation was completed while the store remained operational, requiring careful management to minimize disruption to customers and daily activities.

The Woolworths Ferntree Gully eCom upgrade project was a critical initiative designed to enhance the store's direct-to-boot operations. This comprehensive 14-week project focused on expanding the store’s facilities and improving its click-and-collect services. Key components of the upgrade included a major store extension, civil works, installation of new precast panels, structural steel frameworks, and a new canopy. Additionally, the project involved significant refrigeration and cool room works. Executed within a live trading environment, the project required careful planning and precise execution to minimize disruption to daily store operations and maintain customer satisfaction.

345 was engaged by Woolworths to complete the fit-out for the new Woolworths Metro Store on Park Street, South Melbourne. Our scope of work included shopfitting, a comprehensive store fit-out, installation of new electrical and hydraulic services, and management of all nominated trades. We also oversaw all OH&S responsibilities. The project was conducted on an active Mirvac site, presenting additional challenges in managing and coordinating our work as part of a larger, ongoing development.