Scope Projects Australia

Our client experience speaks for itself. Here’s what Screenrights had to say following a smooth delivery of their beautiful and flexible new workplace at 185 Gloucester Street, Sydney. Proudly Built By: Scope Projects Australia Designed By: Lisa Munao Denise Masters #workplacefitout #theytrustus #scopeprojects #screenrights #freehandstudio #workplacedesign

The team recently delivered Daiichi Sankyo’s new 780 sqm workplace located in Goodman’s 12-24 Talavera Rd, Macquarie Park. This is the second workplace project we have delivered for the Japanese pharmaceutical company, following significant Australian growth. Daiichi Sankyo are doing amazing things, most recently developing a new stage 4 breast cancer drug, which is out in the market. Overall we are please to share the client was very happy, stating, 'We have so much more work space and so much light compared to our Tokyo office.'    Designed By: Wool Hay Proudly built By: Scope Projects Australia Christina Paterson, Peter Borovac, Denise Masters #DaiichiSankyo #Workplacefitout #officedesign #ScopeProjects

Peter Bobolas, or Boba, as he's affectionately known in the office; our numbers man, this month celebrated his 10-year work anniversary with Scope Projects as Commercial Manager.    From Day 1 Peter has maintained his calm and collected approach in the pressure cooker of budget delivery. He has been the cornerstone of our Estimating team and has set the platform for those around him to follow.   Boba’s approachable and collaborative approach to his work and peers is testament to his success and typifies the essence of the Scope team. Boba’s invaluable experience within our industry has made him our “go to” man, always the first person to offer assistance or guide you in the right direction with his smooth composure.   We are all proud of his success and multiple achievements over the past decade. He is an inspiring individual and we look forward to the next chapter and watching his ongoing legacy that emanates across the team and clients alike. Peter Borovac, Christina Paterson, Denise Masters #scopeculture #scopeprojects

“We are thrilled to announce that this year’s Hard Hat Day Breakfast raised an incredible $30,000 in support of homeless youth. The overwhelming generosity from our trade partners, Scope employees and our Managing Director, Peter Borovac, was truly inspiring”, quoted Christina Paterson.   The atmosphere was buzzing with excitement at Scope Project’s 3rd annual Hard Hat Day Brekky, held in the newly expanded entertaining space at our Crows Nest office in Sydney.    The morning kicked off with a delightful catering spread, accompanied by cases of champagne and freshly brewed coffee. The Scope Projects team set the scene by decorating the space with vibrant balloons and Property Industry Foundation's branding, creating a warm and welcoming atmosphere as guests arrived. This breakfast wasn’t just about the food—it was about connection. It provided the perfect setting for everyone to catch up, tour the new office space, and celebrate the collective efforts that drive our shared mission forward.   A significant moment during the event was the speech delivered by the Foundation CEO, Kate Mills, who shared insights into the Charity’s purpose and recent successes. Her words resonated deeply with everyone present, reminding us all of the impact our contributions make towards supporting at-risk youth and the vital building programs in progress.   True to form, we over-catered, leaving us with an abundance of delicious food. Rather than let it go to waste, we seized the opportunity to donate the leftovers to the Early Bird Café, where they were warmly received by those in need. We heard that the sausage rolls were a particular hit!   Hard Hat Day has become a cherished tradition for our team—a chance to step away from the hustle of daily work, unite for a cause close to our hearts, and create a meaningful event for our trade partners and suppliers. As a proud gold partner of the Property Industry Foundation, this breakfast serves as our primary fundraiser of the year, and it is a highlight on our calendar.   We look forward to building on this year’s success and coming together once again for the next Hard Hat Day. Until then, we want to say a BIG THANK YOU to everyone who contributed, attended, and supported this special event. Christina Paterson, Peter Borovac, Denise Masters Property Industry Foundation #PIF #PropertyIndustryFoundation #homelessyouth #ScopeProjects  

Every month, we organise events to promote team bonding, a core part of our workplace culture and a value we cherish at Scope Projects. We recognise the importance of stepping out of the office and connecting in a different environment—and what better way than axe throwing! #scopeculture #scopeprojects

Scope Projects is thrilled to announce our engagement with Resimac Group, one of Australia’s premier non-bank lenders, relocating their workforce into Investa's exciting 201 Kent Street asset early 2025. Partnering with Wool Hay and Aston Consulting we are creating a 2-floor engaging and tech ready workplace for their 240 Sydney based employees. Culturally this will be a game changer for the Resimac team with collaboration, connectivity and corporate identity as the key project drivers.     Resimac Governance Manager and Assistant Company Secretary Katie Browne shared her reasons for choosing to work with our team on the design and construction of their high quality space.    "We were looking for a partner who could understand our vision and values. Scope Projects aligned with our goals of creating a dynamic, cohesive space that reflects Resimac's future direction."   Congratulations to all involved, we look forward to sharing more of this story in 2025. Denise Masters Scope Projects Australia: Christina Paterson, Peter Borovac Client: Resimac - Katie Browne, James Spurway, Susan Hansen Leasing: Ray White - Jeremy Piggin, Julian Milne - Sydney CBD - Office Leasing Services JLL - Jamie King Investa - Robyn Ferguson Designed By: Jack Woolley, Alice Haworth, Jessica Giang  Aston Consulting: Jason Varker-Miles, Chris Currie

Today we acknowledge R U OK? Day, taking a moment to emphasise the importance of checking in on your colleagues, friends and family. In the hustle and bustle of our daily tasks, it's easy to overlook the struggles that our colleagues and friends may be facing. We encourage each of you to reach out to them and ask, "Are you okay? any day!" It's a simple question, but it can have a profound impact. A simple conversation can make a world of difference in someone's life, and sometimes a friendly chat can be the lifeline someone needs.   #ruokday2024 #rurokanyday #scopeprojects #mentalhealth Peter Borovac, Christina Paterson

🎉 Scope Projects Turns 21! 🎉 We are pleased to share that Scope is celebrating our 21st birthday, founded by Peter Borovac in 2003 the business has gone from strength to strength in recent years to position itself as a market leader in the Commercial Fitout space. We are so proud of our team and service offering and are excited to celebrate this special milestone with our team. Thank you for the continued support of our clients, trades and suppliers. We love delivering commercial design and construction projects together! Peter Borovac, Christina Paterson, Diego Britos, Chris Deeb, Peter Bobolas #ScopeProjects21 #CompanyAnniversary #ConstructionLife #TeamSuccess #ScopeCulture

Scope Projects had the pleasure of delivering a new workplace for Mirvac’s incoming tenant, Brattle, located on Level 25 of Mirvac’s A Grade Tower, Angel Place, 123 Pitt Street, Sydney. The brief was to create a warm front of house, functional workspace that meets the future needs of the business. The project was designed in collaboration with IA Design. Proudly built by: Scope Projects  Landlord: Mirvac  Designed by: IA Peter Borovac, Christina Paterson #workplace #workplacefitout #officefitout #mirvac #scopeprojects #workplaces #designandconstruct #sydneybuilder

Peakstone, the owner of 45 Clarence Street, Sydney, has created a customer experience centre for their tenants, with the offering of mid to large meeting rooms, town hall space, collaboration zones and a kitchen to cater to large functions.    Designed by alkimi studio the space is intended to host large groups and cater to team events, adding to 45 Clarence Street’s competitive offering within the precinct. The palette is soft, neutral, peppered with greenery and curtains to soften the space.   Client: Peakstone - Anil Maskey Proudly built By: Scope Projects Australia Designed By: alkimi studio Peter Borovac, Christina Paterson Denise Masters #workplacedesign #workplscefitout #officeconstruction