Woodlands Boronia Early Learning Centre

After the demolition of the village 10-pin bowling facility, the shell of this building was maintained to form a clean skin for the new ELC. The site comprises 1800 sqm of learning and administrative spaces, and utilizes innovative interior landscaping and joinery which created an amazing new early learning centre for the adjacent suburbs.

The program required very careful planning and execution to minimize disruption to the broader retail precinct of Boronia Junction. Delivered on time and on budget, this led to multiple further contract successes and a long-term client.

Construction Techniques Employed

Built within an existing shell in protected conditions
Programmed to operate within a live retail environment
Exploited various elements of existing superstructure
Complex upgrades to the existing slabs and drainage

"On behalf of the President and Members of the Lions Club of Warragul, I would like to thank you for your assistance and professional support during the construction of our new facilities. Your expertise and advice was most valuable."

Jeff Tolley

Secretary

, Lions club

"Thank you for your excellent problem solving skills and advocacy for us during the build. Thank you especially for your negotiations with the authorities and engineer on our behalf. What would usually takes weeks or month, you achieved in days or hours."

Daniel - private developer

Private Developer

"Dear Kubale Constructions, we want to say thanks for everything you’ve done over the past year. We are thrilled with the end product which is a credit to you and your crew. If anyone is ever after a reference, please give them my number!"

Andy

Private Client

"We recently engaged Kubale Constructions and were extremely pleased with both the process and final outcome. They were approachable, responsive and worked collaboratively to ensure the build progressed smoothly with minimal disruption to our school."

Stephen Pitt

Principal

, St Angela of the Cross PS

, Boronia Junction Shopping Centre

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