Quick Facts:

CLIENT: Brookfield Johnson Controls
ARCHITECT: Gardner Wetherill & Associate
PROJECT VALUE: $15M

• Parking for 51 cars (the majority of which is undercover)
• Vehicle examination bay
• Car wash bay
• Secure garages
• Two fire stairs and a lift core
• External façade finishes with terracotta cladding, split-faced block, and aluminium-framed curtain wall
• Meals room and kitchen
• Training and briefing rooms
• Open-plan offices
• Van dock

Project Details:

Lahey was engaged to construct an innovative new police station for Riverstone, while protecting and refurbishing an existing heritage-listed building.
The early works phase of this project involved the demolition of existing garages, awnings, a carpark structure and internal fencing.

The new police station operates 24 hours a day, seven days a week and has the capacity for 63 (major shift) personnel on a rotational basis. It houses general duties, highway patrol, local task force groups, local area command, the forensics service group, and detectives. To facilitate this, Lahey helped deliver a three-storey, open plan structure that maximises visibility and workflow.