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Truth. Trust. Together. Tomorrow. These global values guide everything we do at RLB. This week, we celebrated something special: the launch of our refreshed values. These timeless principles shape our open and inclusive culture, uphold the highest ethical standards, and inspire progress across our organisation. Learn more about how these values are guiding our journey forward. Watch the video here or visit our website https://lnkd.in/gPtwG7Wt to explore the values in detail.

This year, Rider Levett Bucknall RLB celebrates 75 years of shaping Australia’s built environment. Since 1949, when Rider Hunt and Partners opened its first office in Melbourne, RLB has contributed to many of the nation’s most significant projects, helping to define the cities and communities we know today. As we reflect on this milestone, we highlight some of the projects that have defined our journey: ▪ Australian National University, ACT: Supporting the creation of a national centre for academic excellence. ▪ Sydney Opera House, NSW: Playing a pivotal role in delivering this globally recognised landmark and preserving its legacy. ▪ James Cook University, QLD: Bringing vision to life with the Engineering & Innovation Place, a hub for STEM learning. ▪ Melbourne Park Precinct, VIC: Overseeing a decade-long transformation of this world-renowned sporting and entertainment destination. ▪ Adelaide Oval, SA: Respecting tradition while delivering modern upgrades, including Australia’s first stadium-integrated hotel. ▪ Darwin Waterfront, NT: Converting an industrial site into a vibrant urban precinct for residents and visitors alike. ▪ Square Kilometre Array Telescope, WA: Enabling cutting-edge science with this ambitious global collaboration. These projects reflect our commitment to excellence and our role in shaping a better future. Read more about our 75-year journey on our website. Here's to the next chapter of making a lasting impact. https://lnkd.in/gYMmSG5a

Hiwa, The University of Auckland’s state-of-the-art Recreation and Wellness Centre, is now officially open. This stunning 26,000m² facility sets a new benchmark for recreation and wellness, featuring an 8-lane swimming pool, dive well, spa pool, sauna, gym, group fitness spaces, two sports halls (including one with a glass floor and LED markings for multi-sport use), an open-air rooftop with multi-sport turf and a running track, as well as inviting social and relaxation areas. Congratulations to The University of Auckland on this remarkable milestone. We’re proud to have supported this incredible project and would like to acknowledge the dedication of the RLB team - Hamish Dackers, Matthew Vandervecht, Steven Hansel, Rebecca Fan, Haylee Blows, Sylvia Hogg and Dylan Karamaena. A special thank you to the broader project team, including WARREN AND MAHONEY, Hawkins, Colliers, Beca, Marshall Day Acoustics, LandLAB_, Crossfire, a Jensen Hughes Company, Tonkin + Taylor, and many others, for bringing this vision to life.

The Ribbon and W Sydney Hotel is an architectural masterpiece that transforms Sydney’s skyline. RLB is proud to have contributed cost management and quantity surveying expertise to bring this iconic project to life. Pictured are Heath Majanggil and Jamie Ali at the site, standing beside the distinctive W symbol. Heath, a Year 10 student from SHORE with a passion for buildings, is exploring a future in Quantity Surveying and is eager to learn more about RLB’s undergraduate program. Jamie, visiting from RLB’s London office, is part of our Global Experience Exchange Program (GEEP), which fosters collaboration and shared knowledge across our global network. Their visit highlights the power of exchanging ideas across generations and geographies, inspired by the expertise of professionals like Doug RAYMENT, who played a pivotal role in delivering this remarkable project. Applications for our 2025 GEEP intake open next week. Learn more about The Ribbon and W Sydney Hotel: https://lnkd.in/gqaCtQGS

RLB in Malaysia is proud to be recognised at the 2024 MCIEA Awards, celebrating excellence and leadership in the construction industry. This recognition highlights our unwavering commitment to delivering impactful, innovative solutions and collaborating with industry partners to shape Malaysia’s built environment. Acknowledging the efforts of our talented team and the trust of our clients, we remain dedicated to contributing to the industry’s advancement with expertise and integrity. Congratulations to all winners and participants for their contributions to elevating standards across the sector! https://lnkd.in/gs42YJj3 #RLB #MCIEA2024 #ConstructionExcellence #Malaysia

Congratulations to Ewen McDonald on reaching 40 years as a member of the The Australian Institute of Quantity Surveyors (AIQS). This milestone was celebrated at the AIQS VIC/TAS Annual Dinner 2024, where Ewen’s contributions to the profession were acknowledged. A well-deserved recognition for such a significant achievement.   #Congratulations #AIQS #QuantitySurveying

Rider Levett Bucknall RLB is currently providing cost management services for the construction of the new Grand Stade Hassan II stadium, which is set to be the largest football stadium in the world with a seating capacity of 115,000. Victoria Wood MCIM Jonathan Edwards Read more: https://lnkd.in/d5-r_Rn8

The Embassy of Australia in Washington, D.C., designed by Bates Smart, has been recognised with the prestigious 2024 Jørn Utzon Award for International Architecture. Situated on Washington D.C.'s illustrious Embassy Row, this striking landmark stands as Australia’s ‘home away from home.’ Its sleek, folded copper and glass façade peeks above the treetops, reflecting the proud history and enduring relationship between two nations. This innovative design embodies Australia’s cultural values and environmental identity, setting new standards for transparency, workplace well-being, and architectural excellence on the global stage. Congratulations to Bates Smart for this remarkable achievement! Matt Richard, Fiona Doherty, Kirk Miller #ArchitectureAwards #BatesSmart #AustralianEmbassy #InternationalArchitecture

We’re excited to announce the launch of RLB’s Government Advisory Services in NSW, led by the experienced Louise Greenhalgh. With a focus on strategic support for public sector clients, this new service line strengthens our commitment to delivering tailored, expert advice across complex projects. Read more about how Louise and the team are driving positive outcomes for our government clients. https://lnkd.in/geUJ79nK Stephen Mee, Mark Sims, Paul Skinner, Louise Greenhalgh #RLB #GovernmentAdvisory #ProjectExcellence #NSW

In 1962, the AMP Building at Circular Quay became Australia’s first skyscraper and tallest building, marking a turning point in Sydney’s skyline. RLB was proud to be involved in its original construction in the 1950s. Today, after a stunning $200 million transformation, this landmark has been revitalised with a glittering new facade and reimagined interiors, blending heritage with modern design. As we celebrate 75 years of shaping Australia’s built environment, the restored AMP Building is a fitting reminder of our legacy of quality and innovation.