Make moves offices in Sydney as it eyes more growth in Australia

By Dave Rogers2018-08-06T06:00:00

Income in country was up a quarter last year

Make has moved offices in Sydney to cope with a growing workload in Australia which last year increased by over a quarter.

The firm’s debut project in the country, the AUD$1bn (£570m) revamp of Sydney’s Wynyard railway station into an office hub called Wynyard Place for developer Brookfield, is currently on site with Make also working on a number of schemes including a residential scheme at the city’s Macquarie Street.

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