QLD
Projects
QLD
QLD
Projects in QLD
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Miami Aquatic Centre, Miami, Gold Coast
The Miami Aquatic Centre in the Gold Coast utilises a tried and tested ARDEX Tiling System fit for Olympic standards
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Springs Day Spa & Fitness Centre, Noosa
An ARDEX tiling and waterproofing system was chosen to help upgrade Noosa Springs Resort to five-star status
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Austin Apartment Pool Refurbishment, South Brisbane
A rooftop pool overlooking the Brisbane CBD is refurbished using an ARDEX tiling and waterproofing system
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West Village – West End QLD
Major heritage redevelopment of the Peters Ice Cream Factory in West End
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Crystallbrook Bailey
In the heart of Cairns, the Crystalbrook Bailey offers a new five-star luxury tourism destination.
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Mercedes Benz Autohaus, Newstead
Mercedes Benz's largest development in the Southern Hemisphere uses ARDEX flooring and tiling system
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Cairns Corporate Tower, Cairns
30 year old Cairns Corporate Tower modernised and rejuvenated using an approved ARDEX tiling system
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Harbour Town Eats, Gold Coast
ARDEX tiling system specified in 4000 square metre outdoor food court on the Gold Coast.
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MYER Shopping Centre, Cairns
ARDEX flooring and waterproofing system chosen to overcome high moisture levels in the concrete slab.
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Oracle Apartments, Broadbeach
ARDEX systems specified as part of a $850 million investment redevelopment plan to turn Broadbeach into a high-end ‘live-work-play’ destination.
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University Hospital, Gold Coast
Over 100,000 square metres of ARDEX K 12 used in areas subject to vinyl installation
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215 Adelaide Street, Brisbane
ARDEX tile adhesives used for complex installation
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Government Building, 1 William Street, Brisbane
An ARDEX system was used to repair surface damage to part of the carpark entry ramp
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RACV Royal Pines Golf Resort, Gold Coast
The main tower roof required new membrane as the existing membrane was exhibiting signs of wear
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Q1 Surfers Paradise, Brisbane
The ARDEX range of technologically advanced and integrated products were specified for this project
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Science Centre, Brisbane
An ARDEX System was used as part of a $9.5 billion redevelopment, the first major facelift for the Queensland Museum in almost 20 years.