King Lloyd Pavilion Redevelopment
Client: City of Greater Geelong
Location: Newtown VIC 3220
Three T Construction Group was engaged by the City of Greater Geelong to deliver the Stage 2 Pavilion Redevelopment at the Newtown City Hockey Club, located within King Lloyd Reserve.
The project focused on upgrading the existing pavilion facilities to better support club operations and community use, including the construction of a new commercial kitchen and associated internal works. Delivered within an active sporting reserve, the works required careful coordination to maintain safe access for club members, reserve users and the broader community throughout construction.
Scope of Works
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Construction of new commercial kitchen fitout
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Internal modifications within existing pavilion structure
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Installation of commercial-grade fixtures and fittings
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Coordination of hydraulic, electrical and mechanical services upgrades
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Compliance upgrades to meet current building and safety standards
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Integration of new works within existing operational facility
Key Delivery Outcomes
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Live Environment Construction
Works were delivered within an operational sporting reserve, requiring careful staging, clear site delineation and coordination with the City of Greater Geelong and club representatives to maintain safe public access.
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Safety & Compliance
All works were delivered under our ISO-certified Safety, Quality and Environmental Management Systems, with site-specific SWMS, controlled access and strict compliance with NCC and relevant Australian Standards.
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Program Certainty
Through structured sequencing and proactive subcontractor management, the project was delivered efficiently within the required timeframe, minimising disruption to club operations and reserve users.
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Trade & Services Coordination
The commercial kitchen installation required close coordination between hydraulic, electrical, mechanical and specialist kitchen trades to ensure compliance with food service regulations and seamless integration within the existing building.