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Miele Australia required a new warehouse, office and showroom facilities to meet growing demand in South East Queensland.

Brisbane Airport devised and developed a contemporary industrial development to consolidate Miele’s administration, logistics and servicing functions into one building within Export Park, taking advantage of direct transport links and the ability for 24/7 operations.

The development provided capacity to support Miele Australia’s strategy for future growth.

Skygate Centre was developed to meet retail and office demand for a strong and growing customer base of local residents, and airport workers and visitors.

The complex offers a range of leasing opportunities, spanning commercial tenancies and retail spaces.

Skygate Centre features Queensland’s only 24/7 supermarket, and 15 specialty shops, a gym and Dan Murphy’s.

Throughout 2021, 2.2 million people attended the precinct, generating sales of more than $54 million in the 12 months to July 2021.

Global logistics provider DHL Express increased its warehousing capacity at Da Vinci Business Park to increase its operational capacity.

Expanding its existing site in the master-planned industrial zone, Brisbane Airport developed a contemporary warehouse and office that enabled greater throughput while minimising the use of energy and water.

Sustainability features of the building included LED lighting, rainwater harvesting and the use of insulating translucent sheeting on 10 per cent of the roof area.

Construction materials company Hanson relocated to Brisbane Airport’s Skygate precinct, choosing the location for its unparalleled transport links and the strong amenity available to its workforce.

Hanson Constructions is one of Australia's leading suppliers of heavy building materials to the construction industry and is part of the global Heidelberg Cement Group.

The bespoke office, completed in late-2016, included flexible office space, laboratory facilities and a public showroom.
 

Aviation Australia’s Brisbane Airport facility provides a world-class training environment for the aviation and aerospace industries domestically and internationally. It supports engineering, cabin crew and piloting.

The custom designed 18,921sqm facility includes a technical training centre with an operational air hangar and flight simulator, rescue pool and 20 lecture rooms, with a sublease to LifeFlight supporting its state-of-the-art Thales helicopter simulator.

Haymans Electrical’s 5,600sqm Brisbane Airport facility is the company’s largest electrical wholesale branch in Australia with all the advantages of the precinct’s amenity, location and design flexibility.

Trade wholesale distributor Haymans, part of the national MM Electrical Merchandising group, had outgrown its existing location but wished to retain the convenience and connection at the airport.

Their new facility was designed by ARTAS architects and constructed by Tomkins Commercial Builders in an 11-month build.