20 Years of Building Legacies.
For two decades, Premier Building & Construction has stood proudly at the heart of our region, shaping skylines, supporting communities, and building places where people work, connect, and thrive.
What began as a small local builder in 2006 has grown into an award-winning company trusted to deliver projects across Victoria, Queensland and New South Wales, from education and health to commercial, industrial, and community spaces. But our story has never been just about the buildings. It’s about the people, our team, our clients, our partners, and the communities who’ve shared this journey with us.
As we approach our official 20-year anniversary on 31 March 2026, we’re celebrating the moments that built us.
Below we’ll showcase one project for each year we have been operating, a look back at the milestones that defined who we are today and the values that continue to drive us: safety, teamwork, commitment, client dedication, and flexibility.
Read along as we revisit two decades of growth, innovation, and legacy, one project at a time. Here’s to 20 years of building legacies, and to the many more still to come!
2006 | From Humble Beginnings
Project: Corowa Arcade Toilet Block
Size: 50m²
Value: $27,000 + GST
Scope: De-fit and refurbishment of existing arcade public toilets
Every legacy starts somewhere, and for Premier Building & Construction, it began here in 2006.
Our very first project was small in scale but big in significance: a refurbishment of the public toilets in the Corowa Arcade. It was a modest beginning that set the foundations for everything that followed, quality workmanship, attention to detail, and commitment to every project, no matter the size.
From this 50m² job to the complex, multimillion-dollar builds of today, 2006 reminds us that every great journey starts with a single step… and a few tiles.
2007 | A New Purpose on Townsend Street
Project: Townsend Street Commercial Office
Size: 450m²
Value: $403,000 + GST
Scope: Refurbishment of an old auto body repair shop into a modern commercial office suite
In 2007, what once roared with the sound of engines became a space designed for people, ideas, and progress. The Townsend Street project saw an ageing auto repair shed transformed into a fresh, functional commercial office, a clear reflection of our early passion for adaptive reuse and craftsmanship that stands the test of time.
Each project since has carried that same spirit, finding potential in every foundation, and purpose in every build.
2008 | Building Strength in Industry: Smorgon Steel
Project: Smorgon Steel
Area: 1,260m² warehouse (new) + 250m² office refurbishment
Value: $1.006M + GST
In 2008, Premier Building & Construction took a bold step forward into large-scale industrial works with the Smorgon Steel project.
This milestone job saw the extensive demolition and redevelopment of an operational site, including new warehouse construction fitted with overhead gantry cranes, upgraded mains services, and a complete office refurbishment.
It marked a significant leap in capability and confidence for the PBC team, laying the foundations for the complex industrial projects that would follow in years to come.
From this 50m² job to the complex, multimillion-dollar builds of today, 2006 reminds us that every great journey starts with a single step… and a few tiles.
2009 | A New Community Hub in Springdale Heights
Project: Springdale Heights IGA
Size: 1,700m²
Value: $2.8m + GST
Scope: Full site clearance, extensive earthworks and mains services upgrades, construction of a new precast supermarket including offices, BOH facilities, deli, bottle shop, and specialty retail spaces, plus major carparking works, pylon signage, and an elevated plantroom with feature architectural frontage.
In 2009, we helped breathe new life into the Springdale Heights community with the delivery of a modern, full-service IGA supermarket precinct. What began as an empty site was transformed into a vibrant retail hub, complete with specialty stores, generous carparking, and a striking architectural verandah that gave the development its signature presence.
This project marked a milestone in our early commercial portfolio, showcasing our ability to manage complex sites, integrate multiple tenancies, and deliver essential community infrastructure that stands strong for years to come.
Every build adds another chapter to our story, shaping spaces, supporting communities, and building legacies that last.
2010 | A Home of Our Own on Premier Close
Project: Premier Building & Construction Office & Warehouse
Size: 795m²
Value: $1M + GST
Scope: Construction of a new purpose-built office and warehouse facility to support PBC’s growing team, operations, and capabilities.
In 2010, we reached a defining milestone in our journey, building a home for PBC itself. As our projects grew and our team expanded, the need for a dedicated space became clear. The result was a custom-designed office and warehouse that not only supported how we worked, but helped shape the culture, collaboration, and capability that would carry us into the decade ahead.
This wasn’t just a building. It was a commitment to our future.
A headquarters designed to reflect who we were becoming, a trusted commercial builder with the vision and infrastructure to deliver bigger, more complex projects across the region.
From this foundation, the next chapter of PBC truly took flight.
2011 | Building a New Standard in Community Healthcare
Project: Tristar Medical Centre, Wodonga
Size: 1,168m²
Value: $3.2M + GST
Scope: Construction of a new commercial medical facility accommodating 13 general practitioners, along with dedicated tenancies for pathology, radiology, retail, and a café.
In 2011, PBC had the privilege of helping strengthen the region’s healthcare infrastructure with the delivery of the Tristar Medical Centre in Wodonga. This purpose-built facility brought together essential medical services under one roof, creating greater accessibility and convenience for the community.
Designed to support a high level of daily activity and specialised clinical operations, the building included tailored fit-outs for multiple healthcare and retail tenants, ensuring each space met the technical and functional needs of its practitioners.
This project represented more than a new commercial build, it was an investment in community wellbeing and an example of PBC’s growing capability in delivering high-quality, multi-tenancy developments across the region.
2012 | Transforming Space for a New Retail Experience
Project: 1st Choice Liquor, Melton
Size: 1220m²
Value: $1.5M + GST
Scope: Partial demolition of an existing ten-pin bowling alley and complete refurbishment to create a purpose-built liquor retail store aligned with the Coles Group design brief.
In 2012, PBC continued to grow its portfolio of specialised commercial projects with the transformation of a former bowling alley into a state-of-the-art 1st Choice Liquor outlet in Melton. This project required careful demolition, strategic reconfiguration of the existing structure, and a full internal rebuild to meet the operational standards of a modern major-format retailer.
Every detail, from layout and circulation to compliance and back-of-house functionality, was crafted to deliver a seamless retail environment that supported both customer experience and commercial performance.
This redevelopment demonstrated PBC’s ability to reimagine existing spaces and deliver high-quality construction outcomes for national brands, all while meeting strict program and design requirements.
2013 | Building Spaces for Recovery and Care
Project: Cobram Rehabilitation Centre
Size: 687m²
Value: $1.9M + GST
Scope: Construction of a purpose-built rehabilitation centre within the existing Cobram Hospital site.
In 2013, PBC delivered a project centered on care, dignity, and community wellbeing with the construction of the Cobram Rehabilitation Centre. Built within an active hospital environment, the project required meticulous planning, collaboration, and sensitivity to ongoing operations, ensuring patient safety and continuity of care throughout construction.
The facility was designed to support recovery and rehabilitation, providing functional, welcoming spaces for patients, clinicians, and support staff alike. Every element of the build focused on durability, accessibility, and long-term performance within a healthcare setting.
This project marked another important step in PBC’s growing experience within the health sector, reinforcing our commitment to building environments that genuinely support people and the communities they serve.
2014 | Strengthening Community Infrastructure
Project: Wodonga Police Station Extension
Size: 150m²
Value: $1.5M + GST
Scope: Construction of a new extension to the existing police station, including new offices, change rooms, and refurbishment of the conference room.
In 2014, we were proud to contribute to a project that supports those who serve and protect our community every day. The Wodonga Police Station extension was delivered to enhance operational capability, improve staff amenities, and future-proof the facility for the demands of modern policing.
Working within an active, secure environment required precision, coordination, and respect for ongoing operations, a responsibility we took seriously. The result was a carefully integrated extension that strengthened functionality while maintaining the integrity of the existing building.
Projects like this reinforce the role construction plays beyond the build itself, supporting essential services and the communities they serve.
2015 | Excellence Recognised in Education Design
Project: St Monica’s Primary School, Wodonga
Size: 717m²
Value: $720K + GST
Scope: Construction of a new 3–4 year old learning centre, integrating two existing portable buildings through the introduction of a suspended floor, new walls, and ceiling to create a seamless, purpose-built educational environment.
In 2015, this project marked a standout moment for PBC, not just for what was built, but for how it was delivered.
By thoughtfully integrating two existing portable structures into a single, cohesive learning environment, this early learning centre demonstrated innovation, precision, and a deep understanding of educational spaces. The result was a warm, functional facility designed to support early childhood development while maximising the value of existing infrastructure.
The project’s quality and execution did not go unnoticed.
🏆 2016 Master Builders Association Regional Building Awards (North East Victoria)
• Excellence in Construction of Commercial Buildings under $1M
🏆 2016 MBA Excellence in Regional Building Awards (NSW)
• Best Commercial Project up to $1M
These accolades reflected more than craftsmanship, they recognised collaboration, problem-solving, and a commitment to excellence that continues to define PBC today.
A proud milestone in our journey, and a reminder that even modest-scale projects can deliver award-winning outcomes when done right.
2016 | Driving Excellence in the Heart of Wodonga
Project: Baker Motors
Size: 810m²
Value: $2.4M + GST
Scope: Construction of a new car showroom and servicing department, delivering a modern, high-performance automotive facility.
In 2016, PBC delivered a landmark commercial project right in the heart of Wodonga, a purpose-built showroom and service centre for Baker Motors. Designed to reflect the quality and professionalism of a leading automotive brand, the facility balanced customer experience with highly functional back-of-house service operations.
From precision detailing in the showroom to robust, efficient service areas, this project showcased PBC’s ability to deliver complex commercial builds that meet both operational demands and brand expectations.
The project’s quality and execution were recognised at an industry level:
🏆 2016 Master Builders Association Regional Building Awards (NSW)
• Best Commercial Project $2–$3M
An award-winning build that reinforced our growing reputation for excellence in large-scale commercial construction, and another proud milestone in our journey of building legacies across the region.
2017 | Building for Connection, Care and Community
Project: UPA Aged Care Facility, Lavington
Size: New build 650m² | Refurbished area 572m²
Value: $3.1M + GST
Scope: Demolition of existing buildings and construction of a new community centre, administration office, and Amaroo Centre, alongside refurbishment of existing spaces.
In 2017, PBC delivered a project deeply rooted in care, dignity, and community connection. The redevelopment of the UPA Aged Care Facility in Lavington transformed the site to better support residents, staff, and visiting families through purpose-built communal and administrative spaces.
The project involved carefully staged demolition and construction within a live aged care environment, requiring sensitivity, clear communication, and meticulous planning to ensure the comfort and safety of residents throughout the build.
The new community and Amaroo Centres were designed as welcoming hubs for social interaction and support, reinforcing the importance of shared spaces in aged care settings. This project further strengthened PBC’s experience in delivering complex health and aged care facilities that balance functionality with compassion.
A meaningful chapter in our journey, building spaces that truly support people at every stage of life.
2018 | Building for the Future of Education
Project: Catholic College Wodonga – Science Centre & Auditorium
Size: 1,830m²
Value: $3.5M
Scope: Remodelling and extension of existing science classrooms, and construction of a new auditorium with associated works.
In 2018, Premier Building & Construction delivered a significant education project for Catholic College Wodonga, focused on modernising learning environments while seamlessly integrating with the existing school campus.
The project transformed outdated science facilities into contemporary, future-focused classrooms designed to support evolving teaching methods. A major extension to the existing building also introduced a new auditorium, providing a flexible space for assemblies, performances, and whole-school activities.
Delivered within a live school environment, the works required careful staging, detailed programming, and a strong focus on safety to ensure minimal disruption to students and staff. The result is a cohesive, functional facility that enhances both learning outcomes and the College’s long-term educational infrastructure.
An award-winning project that reflects PBC’s commitment to delivering high-quality education spaces that support learning, community, and future generations.
🏆 Master Builders Association – Excellence in Regional Builders Awards
Renovations, Extensions & Refurbishments – $3M to $6M
2019 | Delivering Essential Infrastructure for Regional Victoria
Project: DELWP Office & Depot, Tallangata
Size: 6,430m²
Value: $9M
Scope: Construction of a new purpose-built office and operational depot facility to support regional land, environment, and water management services.
In 2019, Premier Building & Construction commenced delivery a significant government infrastructure project for the Department of Environment, Land, Water and Planning (DELWP) in Tallangata. The project involved the construction of a modern office facility combined with a large-scale operational depot, designed to support field operations, administration, and fleet requirements for regional teams.
Built to meet stringent government standards, the facility was designed with durability, functionality, and efficiency at its core. The expansive depot areas provide practical, fit-for-purpose spaces for operational use, while the office component delivers a contemporary working environment that supports collaboration and long-term staff wellbeing.
This project reflects PBC’s capability in delivering complex, large-format government and industrial facilities in regional locations, combining robust construction, smart planning, and reliable project delivery.
Another milestone project supporting the people and services that care for Victoria’s land and communities.
2020 | Creating Spaces for Connection and Learning
Project: St Paul’s College Walla Walla – The HUB
Size: 700m²
Value: $2.6M
Scope: Design and construction of a new purpose-built HUB building, incorporating a staff room and dedicated learning and tutorial spaces.
In 2020, Premier Building & Construction delivered the design and construction of The HUB at St Paul’s College Walla Walla, a project centered on connection, collaboration, and contemporary education. Purpose-built to support both staff and students, the HUB provides flexible learning and tutorial spaces alongside a welcoming staff environment.
Designed to function as a central meeting point within the College, the building encourages interaction, knowledge sharing, and community engagement. The layout supports modern teaching approaches while creating comfortable, functional spaces that adapt to a range of educational needs.
This project highlights PBC’s strength in delivering integrated design-and-construct education facilities, balancing thoughtful design, build quality, and practical outcomes, even during a challenging period for the industry.
A place designed to bring people together and support learning well into the future.
2021 | Revitalising an Icon
Project: The Globe Hotel, Albury
Size: 1,299m²
Value: $1.6M
Scope: Commercial refurbishment of the heritage-listed Globe Hotel, including façade restoration, internal tenancy upgrades, and reinstatement of the iconic rooftop globe.
In 2021, Premier Building & Construction had the privilege of undertaking the redevelopment of one of Albury’s most recognisable landmarks — The Globe Hotel.
Located in the heart of Albury’s CBD, this heritage-listed building holds deep historical significance within the region. Our team carefully restored the original façade, preserving its timeless architectural character, while redesigning internal tenancies and facilities to deliver modern functionality within a heritage framework.
The standout feature of the project was the fabrication and re-installation of the iconic revolving world globe atop the building, a defining symbol of the site and a proud moment for the local community.
This project was a true celebration of Albury’s history, breathing new life into an iconic structure while honouring its rich legacy.
2022 | Supporting Independent Living
Project: Mercy Connect – Assisted Living Units & Community Building
Size: 830m²
Value: $2.6M
Scope: Construction of seven (7) new assisted living units and a dedicated community building.
In 2022, Premier Building & Construction delivered Mercy Connect, a thoughtfully designed development focused on providing safe, comfortable, and independent living for residents.
The project comprised seven purpose-built assisted living units alongside a central community building, designed to encourage connection, accessibility, and day-to-day functionality. Each unit was constructed with durability, comfort, and long-term usability in mind, ensuring a supportive environment for residents.
Mercy Connect reflects PBC’s ongoing commitment to delivering quality health and community infrastructure, creating spaces that promote independence while fostering a strong sense of belonging.
