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Western Sydney International Airport (WSI) is set to become a major hub for international, domestic, and freight flights. Boral has been chosen as the main supplier for producing and laying asphalt on WSI's runways, taxiways, and airside roads. Working alongside CPB Contractors and ACCIONA, Boral will ensure high-quality, timely, and safe surfacing of critical infrastructure.
Scheduled to open in 2026, WSI will have the capacity to accommodate up to ten million passengers annually. Designed harmoniously with Australia's natural landscape and First Nations heritage, the airport will serve as a shining example of sustainable infrastructure.
The Spoilbank Marina Project, currently under construction in Port Hedland, WA, is set to become a world-class boating destination.
This major infrastructure project is a collaboration between Boral, MGN Civil, Pilbara Ports Authority (PPA), and their partners, including the Department of Transport, Development Western Australia, Pilbara Development Commission, BHP, and the Town of Port Hedland.
Boral's advanced concrete, Aspire®, is a key factor in the success of this 81-storey residential tower in Brisbane's CBD. Boral’s high-strength concrete Aspire® was specifically developed to maximise floorplans in commercial and high-rise buildings and increase productivity.
Our client, Multiplex, chose Aspire® for The One development for its higher-than-standard elastic moduli and low shrinkage performances. Aspire® addressed the building's differential shortening challenge arising from differing cross-sectional dimensions such as the core wall, mega-columns and thin blade columns of the building, which stands at 274.3 metres.
Located in the southwest suburbs of Geelong, Waurn Ponds cement manufacturing plant was operational for over 50 years. The recent relocation of its cement manufacturing operations to a new clinker facility at the Port of Geelong has paved the way for the Waurn Ponds site to be rejuvenated.
