At THG, we think that a picture tells a thousand words - and we like to show off our best work. We’ve put together a list of the projects that showcase what we can do, the ones that challenged us and the ones we enjoyed working on.
THG were approached by Great Southern with the task of demonstrating that a high value timber project in Tully would benefit the sugar cane industry. THG looked at the economic and social impact of conducting forestry operations in North Queensland, in particular the impact on the operations of the local sugar mill.
Understanding how people live, work and play was crucial for the success of the Avoca Lakes project. In order to bring to life the vision for the project, creating a high-quality development with a natural spring as the focal point, we had to look at how design could influence the behaviours of the residents.
In order to bring about the level of densification required to make the project viable, THG were charged with demonstrating the value of bringing forward the construction of a railway station ahead of time.
Southlink is a unique master planned business industry estate designed for access for B Double Trucks. This 55 Lot Industrial Development encompasses over 55 hectares and features 3 precincts - light industrial, business and local support. Retail giant Coles have already established their Major Distribution Centre at the site.
Constructing a teak plantation in Tully is not just a matter of planting the trees. There are a number of environmental implications which resulted in the client approaching THG to confirm buffer areas surrounding wetland areas on their site.
Rehabilitation Management Plans are fast becoming a standard requirement for Councils approving development applications.
For this project, THG put together a park and drainage rehabilitation management plan for a new residential development.
THG’s work on projects at Gorlicks Road, Eagleby and Bethania Relocatable Home Parks presented a unique challenge – how do you give a space a sense of permanency when the structures that line the streets are not?
Representing one of the Gold Coast largest single urban development projects to be completed in one stage, Harbour Quays is the latest development by Lewis Land Group of Companies. Harbour Quays is perhaps one of the last canal developments to be completed on the Gold Coast.
Creating an urban community within unique environmental constraints was the challenge facing THG when we were approached to offer strategic planning advice to Intrapac on the New Beith project. Representing a major growth area that had been recently added to the Urban Footprint, this residential development was characterised by endangered vegetation, a future railway corridor and topographical feature ‘Round Mountain’ right in the middle of the development.