Parmelia House has been recognised at the Master Builders-Bankwest Excellence in Construction Awards.

The prestigious award for Best Refurbishment or Renovation in WA acknowledges the recent works completed at Parmelia House last year.

The $5.9 million project involved a total refurbishment to the basement, ground and level one, creating a range of new and innovative spaces to suit the 21st century workplace.

The overall project was made up of many different stages involving the demolition of existing areas to make space for a new, industry leading end of trip facility and tenant only gym, staged refurbishment of the main building lobby including café and deck area, lift lobby, entrance airlock, as well as integrating three floors of high end co-working office space called FLUX, to the basement, ground and first floor levels.

All works were carried out in closely occupied and operational circumstances with existing retail tenancies in the basement arcade and conference and commercial facilities to the ground floor and surrounds kept live at all times.

FLUX, a joint venture between Hawaiian and Spacecubed, is a 1,400sqm co-working office space supporting innovation and creativity, featuring a mix of resident desks, offices, event spaces and meeting rooms.

Hawaiian is a privately owned Western Australian based property investment and development group with an evolving portfolio across the office building, shopping centre, resort, hotel and land development markets, established in 1993.

Hawaiian’s first acquisition was the Parmelia Hilton, over 20 years ago, today we own and manage eight shopping centres across the Perth metro area, three St Georges Terrace office towers, hospitality locations including the world renowned Cable Beach Club Resort & Spa and investment into land projects Australia wide.

For more information visit http://www.parmeliahouse.com.au or http://www.hawaiian.com.au.