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Box Hill City Oval redevelopment reaches new milestones
Works are progressing well at Box Hill City Oval, with Building Engineering achieving significant milestones on the West Pavilion as part of the ongoing redevelopment for Whitehorse City Council.
Following the completion of the South Pavilion earlier this year, our team has shifted its focus to the West Pavilion, where roof works are now complete, including the installation of rooftop solar panels. Façade cladding is nearing completion, brickwork is well advanced, and new light towers have been installed alongside energy-efficient LED lighting upgrades to the existing towers.
Supporting local clubs through construction
It’s also an exciting time for the sporting clubs that call Box Hill City Oval home, with the Box Hill Hawks celebrating their 2026 Premiership win and the Box Hill Cricket Club returning to its home ground ahead of the upcoming cricket season.
Throughout construction, our team has worked closely with both clubs to minimise disruptions and support their ongoing operations.
“The Building Engineering team went above and beyond behind the scenes to minimise disruptions and ensure we had everything we needed, turning what could have been a challenging season into a seamless experience that allowed our players, coaches, and staff to stay focused on the game.” – Pat Clancey, General Manager, Box Hill Hawks
After spending last season playing across five different grounds, the Box Hill Cricket Club has welcomed access to the new training nets, upgraded oval playing surface and refurbished South Pavilion.
“The Building Engineering team were fantastic to work with in helping us to get ready with all the equipment and resources we needed to get ready for the season ahead.” – Lisa White, President, Box Hill Cricket Club
Working alongside Whitehorse City Council, we’re proud to be delivering improved sporting facilities that will support local clubs and the broader community for years to come.
Watch our latest project update to hear from Building Engineering Site Manager Stan Dasopatis and representatives from both clubs as they share their insights into the redevelopment.
