4D Workshop

Really awesome project and opportunity for us, big thanks to the client and the consultant teams for giving us the opportunity to deliver this incredible facility

Construction of Geelong’s largest hotel, the $120 million Crowne Plaza Geelong, has reached its highest point, marking a major milestone for the city’s newest tourism asset. Victorian Minister for Regional Development Gayle Tierney joined representatives from hotel developer Plenary Group, operator IHG Hotels & Resorts and other project partners on the rooftop to celebrate the topping out of the hotel’s structure and share their excitement for what’s to come when the hotel opens in 2026. The hotel is being full funded by Plenary and will be operated by IHG under the Crowne Plaza® Hotels & Resorts brand. When completed and operational in early 2026, the 200-room hotel will be Geelong’s largest, part of a total $250 million being invested by Plenary in the precinct in associated retail, commercial and mixed-use spaces. Plenary Group is also the lead proponent of the Plenary Conventions consortium delivering the adjacent $449 million Nyaal Banyul Geelong Convention and Event Centre project. Plenary Conventions is contracted to finance, design, construct and maintain Nyaal Banyul for 25 years in partnership with the Victorian Government and its funding partners under the Geelong City Deal, the Australian Government and the City of Greater Geelong. Plenary Group | IHG Hotels & Resorts Victorian Government | Development Victoria | Department of Jobs, Skills, Industry and Regions | Nyaal Banyul Geelong Convention and Event Centre | Australian Government | City of Greater Geelong | Wadawurrung Traditional Owners Aboriginal Corporation Plenary Group | Woods Bagot | Built. | BGIS Images: Reg Ryan

From sketch to model to render, the transformation of 623 Collins St is nothing short of remarkable. Each stage tells a story of creative vision inspired by its rich heritage, brought to life by Carr. The design focuses on street-level engagement and urban renewal, making it stand out in Melbourne’s cityscape. This is a project that respects the past while shaping the future. Developer: Sterling Global Property Group Architecture: Carr Heritage Consultant: Lovell Chen Landscape Architect: Tract Consultants Renders: Darc Studio #Architecture #Melbourne #Heritage #Contemporary

4D Workshop is proud to have played a key role in this elegant design developed by Kavellaris Urban Design and executed by Kapitol Group.

We're at an exciting point in our journey at 4D Workshop….. We’re thrilled to announce that Michael Szafranski and Vince De Stefano are joining David Doolan and Rob DiBlasi as Directors of 4D Workshop. Michael and Vince joined 4D Workshop during the practice’s formative years. Both have contributed greatly to 4D’s success and share long and successful collaborations with the founding Directors that began prior to the company’s inception. Their appointment as Directors recognises the value of their contributions to date, and looking ahead reinforces the key role they will play in shaping the future direction of the business. Most importantly, Mike and Vince ‘get’ 4D’s Culture and enhance our personal, client-focused and outcome-driven approach. With their proven track records in the successful delivery of large and complex projects, Michael and Vince strengthen the technical expertise of the Director team and are ably supported by our technical leads and Associate Directors Vincent Chung, Doug Wallace and Chris Langley. #4Dworkshop #EngineeringExcellance #StructuralEngineering #innovation #experiance #quality #trust

As Como Terraces reaches completion, we’re proud to reflect on the incredible journey from sketch to timber model, and now to its final form. Reaching this milestone is a testament to the vision and craftsmanship behind the project, and we are excited about what’s ahead. Stay tuned for the next chapter! Read more about the project here: comoterraces.com Developer: @Cbusproperty & @sterling_global Architecture & Interiors: Carr Landscape: Taylor Cullity Lethlean @tcl_studio Illustration: Frederic Forest Creative Campaign: Studio Ongarato #milestone #australianarchitecture #southyarra #melbourne

  Our team has begun working hand in hand with Kapitol Group to honour the redevelopment of Melbourne’s iconic Lindrum Hotel.   A project close to our hearts, the redevelopment aims to celebrate Melbourne’s art-deco history, preserving the inimitable architectural details that reflect the site’s rich past — from its Griffiths Brothers origins to the famed Lindrum Hotel era.   As Kapitol highlights, the meticulous care taken to retain the Edwardian Romanesque Revival style, combined with cutting-edge digital engineering, ensures the seamless integration of old and new.   Resulting in modern offices embedded in Melbourne’s historic heritage but built for a vibrant future.   #TimeAndPlace #LindrumRedevelopment #Heritage #MelbourneArchitecture #KapitolGroup #ConstructionInnovation”

On the front row of the most prestigious and desirable city blocks in the Melbourne CBD with unobstructed views of the Botanical Gardens across the world famous sporting precinct to the Dandenongs and back as cross to the bay views. This in combination with iconic heritage and the timeless architecture above will make The Lindrum one of the most treasured boutique office addresses on the planet. Can’t wait to introduce you properly in the new year! Time & Place Great partnerships Kapitol Group fjcstudio Merricks Capital Skylife & our numerous collaborations And many

We’ve powered up at the new Footscray Hospital, energising the first clinical areas, including the new Emergency Department 🤩 ⚡   It was a positively charged moment for the project team, who have all worked incredibly hard to achieve this milestone. It’s not quite as simple as switching on a light – to power up, works included hauling more than eight kilometres of mains cables from Power Authority substations in Footscray West and Footscray East to the authority high voltage rooms on site. This enabled the high voltage ring main to be powered on to the transformers and switchboards. From here, dead and live testing of each cable in the entire distribution zone needed to occur prior to turning on the lights and power permanently.   And some additional facts to spark your interest…Multiplex will install more than 30,000 data points, over 35,000 power points, 37,000 light fittings, 250km of sub-main cabling and over 400 distribution boards, mechanical switchboards, hydraulic switchboards and lift services switchboards before completion in 2025.   Keep up the energy team! #builttooutperform

Lindrum Redevelopment | Melbourne's Heritage and Community   The Lindrum site holds over a century of Melbourne’s history, evolving from its beginnings as the Griffiths Brothers warehouse in 1900, to a lively billiard hall managed by Dolly Lindrum, and later its transformation into the Lindrum Hotel in 1999. This iconic building, with its red brick façade and Arts & Crafts detailing, stands as a rare example of the American tall-arched Romanesque revival style—a distinctive Edwardian-era architectural style that has become part of Melbourne’s cultural landscape. In our redevelopment for Time & Place, we prioritised preserving the historic façade and architectural elements while integrating a modern office space that complements the building’s character. The façade retention features carefully crafted steelwork that supports the original structure, and our digital engineering expertise enabled a point cloud scan of the existing façade. This ensured seamless integration with the retention steel and new building model, avoiding clashes during the design phase. This project embodies our commitment to the stories, people, and places that have shaped the city, ensuring that the Lindrum site will remain a vibrant part of Melbourne’s future while paying tribute to its storied past.   Developer: Time & Place Architect: fjcstudio #Lindrum #LindrumRedevelopment #Construction #KapitolGroup #constructionsite