Gartner Rose Pty Ltd

Gartner Rose is delighted to advise the safe and successful completion of the Art Gallery of NSW Lower Level 1 Staff Accommodation project, within the Walter Vernon designed 1897 neo-classical building now called the Naala Nura building. This project involved significant refurbishment works to the existing lower and upper levels of the old library space, adjacent existing workshop and back of house areas, to provide office, amenities and light workshop accommodation for Gallery staff. All works were completed within a live environment, with the Art Gallery of NSW remaining accessible and operational, with minimal disruption to staff and visitors during the construction works, whilst also being mindful of the sensitive heritage aspects of the building. Congratulations to everyone for bringing this project to a safe completion. We extend a special thanks to the project team from the Art Gallery lead by Mark Brandon, their designer Tonkin Zulaikha Greer, our designers DesignInc Sydney, JHA Consulting Engineers, and TTW, all our subcontractors and suppliers. 

Gartner Rose was delighted to work with Art Gallery NSW on this fantastic project. Well done and thanks to Mark Brandon for his efforts to manage this complex job so successfully.

Gartner Rose is delighted to advise of the safe and successful completion of the Mount Colah Station Upgrade project. The Design and Construction works included the construction of a new footbridge spanning the rail corridor and the installation of three new lifts and stairs, providing access to new footbridge. Further key activities included: ·      demolition of the existing footbridge ·      upgrades to station entries ensuring accessible paths of travel ·      platform resurfacing ·      new Family Accessible Toilet and Ambulant Toilet ·      HV power upgrade ·      relocation of major services ·      wayfinding signage ·      lighting, security and other system upgrades Congratulations to everyone for bringing this project to a safe completion. We extend a special thanks to the project team, Sydney Trains, our subcontractors and suppliers.

Winners - National Trust Heritage Awards 2024 Gartner Rose is thrilled to announce that the Parliament of NSW Chambers Restoration Project was announced as the winner for the Interiors and Objects category. The National Trust (NSW) Heritage Awards is an annual celebration of outstanding practice, awarding excellence in conservation of Aboriginal, built, natural and cultural heritage. Two of our recently completed projects were nominated by the NSW Department of Parliamentary Services, and subsequently shortlisted for the following categories: * Built Conservation Project: Parliament of NSW Facades Restoration * Interiors and Objects Project: Parliament of NSW Chambers Restoration Penny Sharpe, Minister for Heritage, commended the winners for their dedication to conserving and promoting heritage in NSW, saying “these projects are vital in ensuring our special places and stories are enjoyed for generations to come”. We would like to congratulate the NSW Parliament Capital Works Team on this momentous win and thank the Gartner Rose project team, subcontractors and consultants, especially Purcell Architects, for the safe and successful completion of this incredible project. This award is testament to the complex conservation and restoration works undertaken on this iconic heritage landmark. Gartner Rose would also like to take this opportunity to congratulate all the winners of the National Trust of Australia (NSW) Heritage Awards. 

Gartner Rose is delighted to announce the safe and successful completion of the Matraville Youth and Cultural Hall for Randwick City Council. This project involved the demolition of the existing building and construction of the new facility, with a Cross Laminated Timber structure - both environmentally sustainable as well as visually stunning. The "Warmboard" underfloor heating also has a very low carbon footprint, and for the first time Gartner Rose installed EV charging points for public usage. Thanks to our subcontractors and suppliers, the project team from Randwick City Council, and Sam Crawford Architects for the spectacular design.