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We offer our clients peace of mind by engaging in turnkey project delivery (sometimes referred to as EPCM – Engineering, Procurement, Construction & Management) - from early-stage planning, compliance and feasibility studies and compliance to full construction, project management and maintenance services.
Commercial construction in Australia involves understanding the intricacies of building mixed-use multi-residential buildings, which combine residential, commercial, and public spaces . This type of construction is a growing trend in urban development, requiring careful planning and execution
Loumain’s senior management team have a hands-on approach, we deal openly and collaboratively with stakeholders in order to achieve the best results.

Design trends in mixed-use multi-residential buildings in Australia prioritize sustainability, community engagement, and flexibility, and include:

• Integration of Green Spaces: Incorporating green spaces, such as rooftop gardens, green walls, and internal courtyards, to provide residents and users with access to natural environments and promote well-being .
• Flexible and Adaptable Spaces: Designing flexible and adaptable spaces that can accommodate various uses, such as co-working spaces, adaptable office layouts, and multi-purpose common areas, to respond to changing work patterns and community needs .
• Wellness-Centric Design: Incorporating health-centric design elements, such as ample natural light, spaces for physical activity, and materials that contribute to indoor air quality, to promote an active and healthy lifestyle .
• Inclusive and Accessible Design: Creating accessible spaces for people of all abilities and backgrounds, incorporating features such as wheelchair accessibility, audio descriptions, and braille signage, to ensure inclusivity and social responsibility .
• Sustainable and Energy-Efficient Design: Incorporating sustainable and energy-efficient design elements, such as solar panels, wind turbines, and energy-efficient building systems, to reduce carbon footprints and lower operational costs .

Construction Phase

• Selecting Contractors: Choose experienced contractors with a proven track record in mixed-use developments. Consider their expertise, reliability, and financial stability.
• Project Management: Implement robust project management practices to ensure the project stays on schedule and within budget. Regularly monitor progress and address any issues promptly.
• Quality Control: Maintain high standards of quality control throughout the construction process. Regular inspections and adherence to building codes are essential.

Marketing and Sales

• Marketing Strategy: Develop a comprehensive marketing strategy to attract buyers and tenants. Highlight the benefits of mixed-use living, such as convenience, lifestyle, and community.
• Sales and Leasing: Engage real estate agents to manage the sales and leasing process. Offer attractive incentives to early buyers and tenants.

Post-Construction and Handover

• Final Inspections: Conduct final inspections to ensure the building meets all regulatory requirements and quality standards.
• Handover: Provide a smooth handover process for buyers and tenants. This includes providing all necessary documentation, warranties, and user manuals.
• Ongoing Management: Consider engaging a property management company to handle the ongoing maintenance and management of the building.