PROJECTS

PROJECTS

PROJECTS

Broken Hill Public School Project

Broken Hill Public School, a historic landmark of the town, first opened its doors in December 1886. Over time, the timber louvre sections of the building began to deteriorate, posing safety concerns as some louvres detached from the structure. PV Projects was engaged to address the issue by replacing the ageing timber louvres with modern aluminium alternatives and installing new Colorbond eaves.

The project presented several challenges, including a steeply sloped site, double-storey construction, and the need to maintain uninterrupted school operations throughout the works. In total, 490 lineal metres of scaffold were constructed around active school areas to safely complete the work.

PV Projects successfully delivered the upgrade over two school terms—on time and on budget—ensuring a safer, modernised facility while preserving the school's heritage and functionality.

Facade of a modern building with stone and metal exterior, multiple windows, and a metal awning, photographed from a low angle.
A modern multi-story building with stone and concrete exterior, horizontal window panes, and dark overhangs, against a clear blue sky.
Close-up of a modern building with a stone wall and a metal exterior, against a blue sky.

Goodooga Police Residence Unit

NSW Police identified the need to upgrade police residences in Goodooga, NSW. PV Projects was contracted to renew the existing homes with new bathrooms, kitchens, floor coverings, internal and external painting, electrical and plumbing upgrades, and the installation of new air conditioning systems.

During the course of the project, it was further identified that the police station itself required substantial improvements. PV Projects worked collaboratively with Homes NSW and NSW Police to remove dilapidated sections of the station, re-clad and re-roof the building, ensuring the station could better meet the operational needs of the community.

This project presented several challenges, including a fluid scope that evolved as additional needs were identified, the remote location, and the coordination of specialist trades. Despite these complexities, PV Projects successfully completed the works in 2024 to the satisfaction of all stakeholders.

Empty wooden deck between two white industrial-style buildings under a partly cloudy sky.
Backyard with a wooden deck, black metal railing, and a clothesline with hangers, connected between two white buildings with clear blue sky overhead.
Wooden deck with steps leading up to an outdoor patio, attached to a white building with basic railings, overhang roof, and metal support beams visible.

THA Refurb Program 24/25 Tooraweenah

PV Projects undertook critical upgrades to the Tooraweenah School Residence, ensuring its longevity and functionality for staff and visitors. The project included modernizing aging infrastructure, such as replacing roofing, upgrading electrical systems, and improving thermal efficiency through new insulation and windows.

Despite challenges like the site’s remote location and the need to adhere to heritage preservation guidelines, the team completed the refurbishment on time and within budget. By leveraging strategic planning and minimal disruption protocols, the upgrades enhanced safety, comfort, and sustainability while respecting the residence’s historical significance.

This project underscores PV Projects’ commitment to delivering high-quality outcomes for Public Works and preserving community assets like the Tooraweenah School Residence. PV Projects undertook critical upgrades to the Tooraweenah School Residence, ensuring its longevity and functionality for staff and visitors. The project included modernizing aging infrastructure, such as replacing roofing, upgrading electrical systems, and improving thermal efficiency through new insulation and windows.

Empty hallway with white walls, wood flooring, and multiple doors leading to rooms, viewed from the entrance door.
Modern kitchen with black lower cabinets, white upper cabinets, white subway tile backsplash, electric stove, and window with outside view.
A modern kitchen with white upper cabinets, black lower cabinets, a stainless steel dishwasher, and a white stove. Two windows are on the wall above the sink, and there is a built-in shelving area with drawers on the right side.

CSIRO Parkes Observatory Project

The CSIRO Parkes Telescope Upgrade project stands as a testament to our commitment to enhancing iconic structures and spaces. This multifaceted initiative encompassed the revitalization of the public amenities block with a whimsical 'Starry Night' theme, as well as the meticulous restoration of over 400 square meters of concrete paths surrounding significant memorials and statues. Situated at the world-renowned Parkes Observatory, this endeavor fused innovative design with historical preservation to create a harmonious and functional space for both astronomy enthusiasts and the broader community.
Entrance to the Parkes Observatory, featuring a dark blue building with a large satellite dish on top against a blue sky with some clouds, and a sign pointing to the 'Whispering Dishes'.
Public restroom with four white sinks and oval mirrors, black and white hexagonal tiled walls, and a blue ceiling.
Pathway leading into the Parkes Radio Telescope area with a large informational sign on the left and a satellite dish on a stand at the path's edge. Surrounding greenery and trees frame the scene under a bright, partly cloudy sky.

Hawthorn St Dubbo Council Office Upgrade

PV Projects successfully completed a new office fit out for Dubbo Regional Council at Hawthorn St. The project included the construction of server rooms, meeting rooms, offices, a staff bathroom, and a kitchen. PV Projects managed the entire project, including subcontractors to ensure the successful completion of the fit out.
This projects was significant due to its scale and the high level of customization required to meet the council’s specific needs. Working within the confines of an existing building , PV Projects had to carefully plan the layout and be completed within a tight timeframe to minimize disruption to council operations.
Empty office space with cubicles, black chairs, and a bookshelf against a wall, with windows and ceiling lights.
Empty conference room with white tables arranged in a U-shape, black chairs on wheels, dark gray carpet, cream and dark blue walls, large window, and multiple electrical outlets.
Empty conference room with a long white table, black chairs, kitchenette with a refrigerator, microwave, kettle, and open shelves.

110 Main Street, Grenfell - IGA Roof Restoration

PV Projects is proud to undertake the roof restoration for Grenfell IGA, a vital community hub located at 110 Main Street, Grenfell. This project addresses critical structural and weatherproofing needs to ensure the safety and longevity of the building, while minimizing disruption to local shoppers and businesses.

Working closely with the property owners, engineers, and local stakeholders, we’ve developed a tailored solution that combines durability with cost-effectiveness.

Solar panels installed on a corrugated metal roof under clear blue sky with trees in the background.
Close-up of a rooftop with a metal seam and street view buildings in the background under a clear blue sky.
View of a metal roof with a coil of orange extension cord on top, and buildings in the background including a red brick structure with a sign that reads 'Established 1866'.

Broken Hill High School - Carpark Upgrade

PV Projects is proud to undertake the carpark upgrade for Broken Hill High School, a key infrastructure project aimed at enhancing safety, accessibility, and functionality for students, staff, and visitors. This upgrade addresses critical structural and surface improvements to ensure long-term durability and ease of use, while minimizing disruption to daily school operations.

Parking lot with various cars parked in front of a brick apartment building under a clear blue sky.
Parking lot with multiple cars parked in front of a brick apartment building on a sunny day.
An aerial view of a parking lot surrounded by buildings and trees, with cars parked in rows and shadows cast by the vehicles and structures.

SES Facility Upgrade - Packsaddle

PV Projects recently completed a crucial infrastructure upgrade for Packsaddle SES, a remote outpost facing logistical challenges. Our team successfully installed portable toilet blocks and a new kitchen facility, overcoming distance and terrain obstacles to deliver essential amenities. This project underscores PV Projects' capability to execute complex installations in remote locations, ensuring enhanced operational capabilities for SES volunteers in their critical community service role.
Australian emergency services facility with a fence, two grey industrial buildings with roller doors, a white vehicle marked 'State Emergency Service' with orange checkered pattern, and a sign indicating NSW State Emergency Service.
White kitchen with cabinets, a window above the sink, stove, and marble countertop.
Outside public restroom with white doors and black gender symbols, surrounded by metal fencing, graffiti on the right side, and a tree in the background.

CSIRO Parkes Observatory Project

The CSIRO Parkes Telescope Upgrade project stands as a testament to our commitment to enhancing iconic structures and spaces. This multifaceted initiative encompassed the revitalization of the public amenities block with a whimsical 'Starry Night' theme, as well as the meticulous restoration of over 400 square meters of concrete paths surrounding significant memorials and statues. Situated at the world-renowned Parkes Observatory, this endeavor fused innovative design with historical preservation to create a harmonious and functional space for both astronomy enthusiasts and the broader community.

Entrance to the Parkes Observatory with a sign pointing to Whispering Dishes, blue sky with some clouds, and the observatory's dish on top of the building.
A modern men's bathroom with four white sinks mounted on a black countertop, black and white hexagonal tile wall, and five round mirrors reflecting the dark blue wall and ceiling.
A paved pathway leading to the Parkes Radio Telescope with a signboard on the left and a satellite dish on a stand ahead, surrounded by bushes and trees on a sunny day.

Hawthorn St Dubbo Council Office Upgrade

PV Projects successfully completed a new office fit out for Dubbo Regional Council at Hawthorn St. The project included the construction of server rooms, meeting rooms, offices, a staff bathroom, and a kitchen. PV Projects managed the entire project, including subcontractors to ensure the successful completion of the fit out.

This projects was significant due to its scale and the high level of customization required to meet the council’s specific needs. Working within the confines of an existing building , PV Projects had to carefully plan the layout and be completed within a tight timeframe to minimize disruption to council operations.

Empty modern office with four workstation cubicles, black chairs, gray partitions, a window with a closed blind, and a bookshelf
Empty modern conference room with white tables and black chairs arranged in a U-shape, dark gray carpet, white walls, and a dark blue accent wall with a row of white cabinets and electrical outlets.
Meeting room with a white table, black chairs, and a kitchenette with a refrigerator, microwave, kettle, and open shelves against a brick backsplash.

SES Facility Upgrade - Packsaddle

PV Projects recently completed a crucial infrastructure upgrade for Packsaddle SES, a remote outpost facing logistical challenges. Our team successfully installed portable toilet blocks and a new kitchen facility, overcoming distance and terrain obstacles to deliver essential amenities. This project underscores PV Projects' capability to execute complex installations in remote locations, ensuring enhanced operational capabilities for SES volunteers in their critical community service role.

An emergency service building with a white vehicle parked outside. The building has signage indicating NSW State Emergency Service and features orange and white checkered patterns.
Kitchen with white cabinets, a window over the sink, a black coffee maker, stove, and marble countertop.
Public restroom with two doors, each marked with male and female icons, surrounded by industrial fencing and painted murals.

125 Woore Street Wilcannia #1

PV Projects successfully completed the refurbishment of 125 Woore Street Wilcannia #1, a key housing initiative for Teacher and Police Housing. The project revitalized the property through structural upgrades, interior modernizations, and improved energy efficiency, ensuring long-term durability and tenant comfort. Despite challenges posed by the remote location, the team delivered the project on time and within budget through proactive planning and close collaboration with subcontractors and project manager Matt Spittles. The revitalized home now meets high-quality living standards, supporting the community’s housing needs while preserving the building’s functionality for years to come.

Interior hallway of a house under renovation, with white walls, doorways, a window at the end, and construction tools on the floor.
View through a security screen on a window, overlooking a backyard with a wooden fence, a patio, and a grassy area with trees beyond.
Empty room with a window, exposed pipes, and unfinished flooring.

Unit 3 120 Gobolion Street, Wellington

Unit 3, 120 Gobolion Street, Wellington, is a critical housing facility dedicated to teachers and police personnel. The building, which had endured years of wear and environmental stress, exhibited signs of structural degradation, including foundation shifts, weatherproofing failures, and outdated systems. A professional assessment confirmed the need for comprehensive restoration to ensure the safety and livability of its residents.

Modern kitchen with white upper cabinets, dark lower cabinets, white countertops, a stainless steel sink, a built-in microwave, a white stove with oven, a window above the sink, and wood-look flooring.
Modern kitchen with gray cabinets, white countertops, a dishwasher, a microwave, and an oven, with a window showing trees outside.
Kitchen with white upper cabinets, dark lower cabinets, white countertop, double sink, stove, and microwave, with a window showing trees outside.

1/91 Cannonbar Street, Nyngan

PV Projects delivered a transformative renovation of this Teacher and Police Housing property, skillfully modernizing the residence while respecting its community character. Our team overcame structural challenges to create safer, more efficient living spaces through innovative solutions and quality craftsmanship. Completed on schedule and budget, the project now serves as a model for regional housing revitalization, offering tenants contemporary comfort in a thoughtfully renewed home. This successful renewal demonstrates our commitment to enhancing community assets through purposeful construction.

Bathroom with a large rectangular mirror, two small windows with frosted glass, a white sink, and white tiled walls.
Interior of a room with a white ceiling, a ceiling ventilation vent, a wall-mounted light fixture, beige wall, brick accent wall, a power outlet, and a window with a view of grass outside.
Close-up of a corner of a building with a brick wall, grey gutter pipe, and white soffit, with a clear blue sky and leafless tree in the background.

Asset Way Office Fit Out

Transform your workspace into a dynamic hub of productivity and creativity with our expert office fit-out services. From sleek modern design to functional layouts tailored to your needs, we specialize in bringing your vision to life. You can elevate your office environment and inspire your team with a space that fosters collaboration, innovation and success.

Reception area with a marble counter, green plant, white walls, and a computer station on a black stand.
An empty modern office with white desks, computer monitors, and plants, separated by glass partitions.
An office with a dark wooden desk, two computer monitors, a black office chair, and a teal chair. There are small potted plants, framed photos, books, and decorative items on a black sideboard. The walls have framed pictures, and there's a large window letting in natural light.

Asset Way Office Fit Out

Transform your workspace into a dynamic hub  of productivity and creativity  with our expert office fit-out services. From sleek modern design to functional layouts tailored to your needs, we specialize in bringing your vision to life. You can elevate your office environment and inspire your team with  a space that fosters collaboration, innovation and success.
Modern office reception area with white marble desk, potted plant, wooden slatted ceiling, and a small workspace with a computer near large glass doors.
Empty modern office with white desks, black chairs, computer monitors, and plants, illuminated by ceiling lights.
Office with black desk, two white monitors, black leather chair, green chair, framed pictures, plants, and window.

Rawsonville Bridge Road Project

Vincent Williamson’s (Director) exceptional project management skills were evident during the Rawsonville Bridge Road Projects. Despite facing several challenges, he successfully oversaw the construction of a stunning home in Rawsonville. His capable leadership, commitment to quality and excellence , and dedication to smooth project continuation ensured its successful completion.

Modern house with brick and black siding exterior, large windows, and a flat roof, on a dirt lot.
Modern kitchen with red cabinets, a white countertop island, a gold faucet, a window, and a vase of flowers.
Living room with white walls, large black-framed windows, and a brown leather sofa.

Rawsonville Bridge Road Project

Vincent Williamson’s (Director)  exceptional project management skills were evident during the Rawsonville Bridge Road Projects. Despite facing several challenges, he successfully oversaw the construction of a stunning home in Rawsonville. His capable leadership, commitment to quality and excellence , and dedication to smooth project continuation ensured its successful completion.
Modern house with brick and black siding exterior, large windows, and a covered patio area, situated on a dirt lot with trees in the background.
Kitchen with a center island, red cabinets, a floral arrangement, and a window
Living room with a brown leather sofa, white walls, large windows showing a brick wall and outdoor trees, polished concrete floor, and electrical outlet