Sod turning kicks off Legacy House build
JMac is proudly delivering the build of the $9 million Legacy House project, a multi-disciplinary, collaborative care centre for veterans and their families.
Our unique approach combined with our experience and capability delivers exceptional outcomes for our partners. During the early contractor involvement (ECI) phase of the Legacy House project, JMac provided constructability advice to deliver time and cost savings.
With the recent sod turning, construction of Legacy House is now underway, with JMac’s scope of work including external building works, earthworks and foundations, internal fitout and associated landscaping.
The new Legacy House building will be co-located with existing veterans’ services within the Greenslopes Hospital Precinct, including the Gallipoli Medical Research Foundation and Keith Payne Unit, and will offer not only comprehensive support and care, but a welcoming, homely environment too.
Sleek design elements will span the three-storey, natural-light-filled indoor area, creating a comfortable and inviting environment for all aspects of the holistic support model that Legacy House will deliver.
At JMac, we are committed to the consistent delivery of high-quality building construction and look forward to the completion of Legacy House.
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- The new Legacy House
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- The sod turning ceremony at Legacy House
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- Dare Power holds the golden shovel at the Legacy House sod turning, attended by ministers and the Govenor of Queensland Jeanette Young.
