Burwood Project July Construction Update: Early Structure Progress

Construction at the Burwood Highway site is progressing steadily, moving from basement works into the early structural phase.

The tower crane is now installed and operational, supporting the efficient movement of materials and enabling more advanced construction activity across the site.

The basement footprint is now established, with retaining walls in place and slab works advancing across the site. Early structural elements, including concrete columns and wall sections, are beginning to take shape.

Crews continue with reinforcement, formwork and concrete works, supported by organised site zones and active machinery.

• Tower crane installed and operational

• Basement slab works progressing

• Retaining walls completed around the perimeter

• Early columns and wall sections underway

• Reinforcement and formwork continuing

These works reflect steady progress through the basement and early structure.

This phase forms the foundation for the building above. As slabs, columns and walls are completed, the structure becomes more visible and prepares the project for further vertical construction.

What happens next

Work will continue on reinforcement, formwork and concrete pours, along with further column and wall construction as the project moves toward the next slab stages.

We will continue to share updates as construction progresses.