Projects

After a recent repaving of the light aircraft taxiway, joint sealing was required to prevent water ingress and ensure the longevity of the asphalt. Boral's Surface Coat product was selected due to its ability to rejuvenate, highlight, and protect asphalt and concrete pavements.

The Royal Australian Air Force Base Tindal, located in Katherine, Northern Territory, underwent significant upgrades to meet exercise, training, and contingency requirements. 

The Fitzroy to Gladstone Pipeline (FGP) is a $983 million project designed to address the single source water supply risk from Awoonga Dam and ensure long-term water security for Gladstone Area Water Board’s (GAWB) customers.

The Ararat Terminal Station, located near Elmhurst, Victoria, is a pivotal infrastructure project that connects 75 wind turbines to the national electricity grid. 

This $8.3 billion State Government-funded program will remove 195 level crossings by 2030. To date, 85 level crossings have been removed with an additional 110 to be completed. 

The University of Tasmania has completed a $304 million campus revitalisation in Launceston’s historic Railway Precinct, using Boral's ENVISIA® low carbon concrete and exposed aggregative concrete from our decorative range.

The City of Swan is the first local government to use Boral Envirocrete® to sustainably construct and repair footpaths across the municipality.

Cypress Palms is a landmark project in South East Queensland featuring two towers rising 90 and 77 storeys respectively, with the tallest reaching over 300 metres, making it the highest residential building in Queensland. 

The Golden Plains Wind Farm, located 100km west of Melbourne in Rokewood, is set to become the largest wind farm in the southern hemisphere upon completion. Boral played a crucial role laying the turbine foundations for the 1.3 gigawatt wind farm.

Boral rehabilitated and widened the runway and taxiway, upgraded the centre runway with a new asphalt overlay, and strengthened the RPT apron at Mount Gambier Regional Airport.

Molonglo River Bridge will be a 200-metre crossing over Canberra's largest river. In a 12-hour operation, Boral delivered 37 trucks of concrete, which was placed by a 47-metre boom operating 15.5 metres above the ground.

DUO Central Park is a $290million mixed-use development that forms a key part of the Central Park masterplan in Sydney. The project features exposed concrete throughout it's interior.

Boral supplied more than 70,000 tonnes of asphalt to the Varsity Lakes to Burleigh upgrade, which was completed in 2022.

Suncorp's new $856 million headquarters, Heritage Lanes in Brisbane, is the first ever recipient of a 6 Star Green Star rating, thanks in part to Boral's low carbon concrete ENVISIA®. 

Quay Quarter Tower (QQT), named World Building of the Year at the World Architecture Festival, is a new 50-story building that was completed in April 2022 and used innovative design and construction materials to minimise its carbon footprint. 

A new $263m bridge is rising in the regional town of Dubbo, set to ease traffic congestion and improve access across the Macquarie River during flood events. 

In October 2021, Boral was awarded the contract for the Polo Flats Precast Factory to batch concrete and maintain the batching facility supplied by Future Generation Joint Venture (FGJV) in Cooma NSW, for the Snowy Hydro 2.0 Project. 

In a first for NSW, RAP has been incorporated in the EME2 asphalt mix for the Transport For NSW project.

Explore Boral's involvement in the Sydney Metro West project, advancing urban transport infrastructure.

Striking innovation in architecture combined with Boral's ENVISIA^® concrete has brought the Punchbowl Mosque to the forefront of being a unique place of worship.

Discover how Boral contributes to the Bunzl Warehouse project, enhancing logistics and infrastructure capabilities.

Discover Boral's role in the Stokehouse project, showcasing innovation and quality in construction materials.

Explore Boral's project at Marble Bar Airport showcasing quality construction and sustainable infrastructure solutions.

Explore Boral's contributions to Western Sydney International Airport, delivering sustainable and innovative construction solutions.

Discover Boral's projects with Sydney local councils, enhancing urban environments through sustainable construction solutions.

Boral resurfaced Sydney Airport's main and cross runways during an eight-month period in 2010-11. This involved removing existing asphalt and laying fresh material during flight curfew hours. 

Learn about Boral's involvement in the Spoilbank Marina Project, showcasing sustainable construction practices and marine infrastructure solutions.

Discover Boral's Hesperia Industrial Burnished Floor project, showcasing durable and aesthetic concrete flooring solutions for industrial environments.

Boral collaborated with LendLease to deliver Climate Active certified net carbon neutral concrete for the construction of Campbell Primary School in ACT. 

Discover Boral's contributions to the Forrestfield Airport Link project, showcasing expertise in sustainable construction and infrastructure solutions.