This month, Everest Contracting celebrates 15 years of restoring Sydney’s living and working spaces to their potential so that you, our valued clients, can achieve yours. From iconic flagpoles to revitalising shopping centres and buildings paying tribute to NSW health workers, every one of our diverse projects reflects our commitment to quality and integrity. Celebrating
Everest Contracting is grateful to be able to continue work on our 30 construction projects in NSW while the situation in Victoria remains economically and personally tragic for thousands, with the current closures of the construction industry there. It is symbolic that one of the first of our projects to benefit will be the historic
Building reforms have now been introduced in response to public concern over building standards in the wake of high-profile cladding fire incidents, and more recently the Mascot and Opal Tower structural issues. Australian builders, engineers and designers will now need to meet higher standards aimed at improving building quality and safety in NSW. Everest Contracting
The original ‘City Hotel’, located on the corner of Kent Street and King Street, was constructed c1884 in Victorian Italianate Style. ‘The Ambassador’, located further south on Kent Street, was originally constructed c1879 and has a rare Victorian style warehouse façade. As part of the c1980s high rise and podium development, the sites were amalgamated
Everest Contracting are experienced with heritage restoration projects. We abide by heritage codes and utilise specialist consultants to ensure our work methods and products are compliant with heritage requirements. We have undertaken projects encompassing the entire internal restoration of a performing arts centre as well as heritage shipyard and train station restorations.
