Verandah repairs to the heritage-listed Edmund Blacket Building at Prince of Wales Hospital, Randwick, including timber and copper works, over 17 weeks.
The Edmund Blacket Building at Prince of Wales Hospital, Randwick, dates from a foundation stone laid in 1856 and was designed by Edmund Blacket. It began as a refuge for children, served as a military hospital in the First World War, and has operated under several names since. UBW was contracted to repair the verandah of the building as part of its heritage works.
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Timber, flooring and copper works to the verandah.
UBW carried out repairs to the verandah of the Edmund Blacket Building, including flooring, the timber balustrade, timber rafters and sheeting, and copper downpipes. The works were delivered over a 17 week programme.