2008 has seen major expansion in the scope of Georgiou Group’s business, with the start of Georgiou Building and the appointment of its General Manager, Frank Dilizia. Georgiou Building are proud to be members of the Green Building Council of Australia. The initial projects of the Building division are showcased below:

Georgiou Head Office Development Innaloo, WA	The upcoming Georgiou Head Office development is to be a six-storey building that will encompass residential apartments, multi-storey car parking facilities and incorporate green building design principles. Georgiou Building has been involved in the design and construction of this project from inception, managing the design process so the building solution achieves the cost, functionality, quality and time targets set for the project. Planning and development approval is expected in late 2008, with construction due to commence shortly thereafter.
Hampden Road Development Nedlands, WA	The Hampden Road development will comprise a three-storey office building with potential retail space on the ground floor fronting Hampden Road and multi-level car parking at the rear. Georgiou Building is undertaking a design and construct role and is also managing the planning and council approval process. Georgiou Building will seek to leverage off the in-house capability of the precast business unit as it looks to procure architectural standard precast concrete elements for the building shell. Planning and development approval is expected in early 2009 and construction will commence shortly afterwards. This building will be fully leased.
Kings Park Road Development West Perth, WA	The Kings Park Road development project for the Carcione Group is an eight-storey building that consists of a basement car park, 3 levels of office space and 5 levels of residential apartments. Georgiou Building has been involved since tender and instigated various changes to achieve the cost and time target. As the first active project for the Georgiou Building division, the Kings Park Road Development is anticipated to begin construction in December 2008.