347 LYTTON ROAD

DEMEX was engaged as principal contractor to undertake asbestos removal and demolition of the large cold store warehouse facility in East Brisbane, making way for future redevelopment.

THURSDAY ISLAND

DEMEX completed asbestos removal and demolition works associated with multiple structures on Thursday Island; a remote location 39 kilometres north of Cape York Peninsula in Queensland.

WHITE’S SHED DECONSTRUCTION

DEMEX was engaged by Ports North to undertake deconstruction of the ageing White’s Shed, an historic sugar handling facility at the port, which had not been in use since the 1960’s.

LEICHHARDT HOTEL

DEMEX was contracted to take over as principal contractor to demolish the Leichhardt Hotel in Rockhampton CBD following a Prohibition Notice issued on the previous contractor by WorkSafe Queensland.

COFFS HARBOUR PRECAST YARD

DEMEX was engaged as a subcontractor to demolish a pre-cast concrete batching facility, which was custom built to support the construction of the Cross River Rail project in Brisbane.

PICKLES AUCTION HOUSE

Following the relocation of Pickles Auctions to a new, location, DEMEX was engaged as principal contractor by property developer Aliro Group, to undertake the demolition, remediation, and civil works on this large industrial site spanning some 57,800m² on Brisbane’s northside.

ASCOT GREEN BY MIRVAC

NIECON PLAZA

DEMEX was engaged by property developer Iris Capital to undertake the demolition of iconic Niecon Plaza to make way for a new billion dollar mixed use Broadbeach development.

43 GARFIELD TERRACE HIGHRISE

DEMEX was engaged as principal contractor by developer Carlingford Projects to undertake the structural demolition of the the 9 storey
highrise located at Garfield Terrace, Surfers Paradise.

SURFERS ROYALE HIGHRISE

Surfers Royale was an iconic four star 15 story Gold Coast residential and holiday apartment block. The block was demolished to make way for a new highrise tower as a development by Parity Property, a privately owned property development business.

200 TURBOT STREET

WACOL LOGISTICS HUB

DEMEX was engaged by LOGOS Property Group to undertake the Wacol Logistics Hub project and commenced the significant civil and demolition works as principal contractor in March 2021.

144 MARINE PARADE

DEMEX was engaged to complete the Demolition the 14 storey Komune Resort located at 144 Marine Parade, Coolangatta.

PARADISE CENTRE

DEMEX was engaged by Hutchinson Builders to complete the full demolition of the Gold Coast shopping centre known as The Paradise Centre, located on the Esplanade of Surfers Paradise CBD.

FINLAY CRISP CENTRE

DEMEX was engaged to complete the internal strip out the 1988-built Finlay Crisp Centre which consists of three multi storey buildings

MARYBOROUGH COUNCIL ADMINISTRATION BUILDING

DEMEX was engaged by the Fraser Coast Council to undertake demolition of the council’s main administration office, a multi-storey building located on Kent Street, a main thoroughfare through the town.

BINNA BURRA LODGE

DEMEX was tasked with clearing the site of the heritage listed Binna Burra Lodge in the Gold Coast hinterland, in preparation for rebuilding after it was extensively damaged by bushfires in September 2019.

92 MACARTHUR AVENUE

DEMEX was engaged as the principal contractor for the complete demolition of a 40,000m² site located in the suburb of Hamilton in Brisbane, Queensland.

IPSWICH CENTRAL REDEVELOPMENT PROJECT

DEMEX was engaged to conduct the demolition package of the Ipswich Central Redevelopment Project. The project included the demolition of a five storey carpark, portions of the heritage listed Murphy’s Pub, shopping centre, precast concrete tilt panels, PT concrete slabs throughout and an extensive strip out.

GOLD COAST CULTURAL PRECINCT

There were several buildings on the site, which was formerly the offices of the Gold Coast City Council, including the main administration building with its unique landmark glass pyramid roof and a four storey office building, known as the “riverside centre”. In preparation for the Commonwealth Games being hosted by GCCC, the building was demolished to make way for a new open air community area.