Pelligra in Derrimut, Victoria, Australia | Construction company

Pelligra

Locality: Derrimut, Victoria, Australia

Phone: +61 3 8391 3420

Address: 1-11 Elgar Road 3030 Derrimut, VIC, Australia

Website: https://pelligra.com

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25.01.2022 It's safe to say, we've all been there.

25.01.2022 If a building is structurally sound, historically significant, or otherwise highly valued, it makes a lot of sense to consider restoring and transforming it, and not just for the sake of nostalgia.

24.01.2022 Would you like to live in most minimalist house ever designed?

24.01.2022 Continuing their Australian momentum, IHG - InterContinental Hotels Group has announced the signing of Holiday Inn Melbourne Werribee, in partnership with Pelligra and Citinova to open in 2020

24.01.2022 Multi-storey developments are on the way to Werribee's CBD. For more information, visit our website.

23.01.2022 EXCLUSIVE: Pelligra interviewed Pip Casabene, owner of the Casabene Group to get his thoughts on the newly built warehouse facility in Truganina. Pip and his team were left smiling from ear to ear as this allowed them to consolidate their business motives and logistics to a greater standard.

23.01.2022 The Gateway development is looking promising, with preliminary works now underway as Pelligra swings into full gear.

22.01.2022 Are you one of those people who notices the tiniest things and wants everything to be precise? If so, you can be on our team!

22.01.2022 Too many commercial buildings are plain and predictable. That's a wasted opportunity. You could be making purposeful choices to engage people with some visuals that help tell your story and reinforce your values and culture.

22.01.2022 Here comes CLT! How much will Cross Laminated Timber change the construction industry? Read more at: http://www.architectureanddesign.com.au//australia-s-first

22.01.2022 Spread the word: Pelligra breaks new grounds in developing 74 cutting-edge apartment units. The Astro Apartments will feature a middle courtyard with multiple barbecue areas, onsite parking for cars and bikes and conveniently located across from Watergardens Shopping Centre and Watergardens Train Station. Sneak peeks of the project are now available on our website.

21.01.2022 Read our latest blog post and explore how Pelligra came to be, from the ground up.

19.01.2022 Works are currently underway on 37-43 Cherry Street and will see a massive transformation to Werribee's CBD. The cherry on top of this $250 million project will open up six-hundred ongoing jobs following the state governments $3.2 million funding to the Wyndham Park redevelopment.

19.01.2022 Compromises are a fact of life but in business anything that isn't quite right is likely to impact the bottom line. There comes a time for many businesses when their best move is to purpose-build a facility that ticks all their boxes.

19.01.2022 Pelligra met with operations manager Jason Allard from Steelforce to discuss its new purpose-built warehouse in Derrimut. Jason was left radiating with the end result. Read more about it in our latest blog post.

19.01.2022 The face of Perth will soon look different, with proposed works of up to 60 new buildings after gaining development approval from the council. Among the developments is Perth’s tallest CBD building, overhauling Perth’s image to a whole new level.

19.01.2022 Potential shines in Melbourne’s north-west.

18.01.2022 Take hold of a brighter future at Astro Apartments. This spectacular new concept features a stunning 74 apartment units, holding 2-3 bedroom apartments, making for a celestial view above and beyond Melbourne’s inner-western suburbs. Register your interest today!

18.01.2022 Pelligra would like to thank everyone for attending the grand opening of the Astro Apartments in Sydenham on Sunday. It was a great turnout, for those interested in the striking opportunity, and who overall joined us as Bells real estate and ResiCommericial helped put on a show that was full of fun for the kids, to cut the ribbon in celebrating a new success.

18.01.2022 Our latest blog post highlights 5 futuristic construction technologies that are changing the way we build.

17.01.2022 Come celebrate the launch of Astro Sydenham with us this Sunday June 4th from 12.00-5.00pm - 342 Sydenham Road, Sydenham. An exciting opportunity to purchase cutting edge 2 & 3 bedroom Apartments.

17.01.2022 Buildings need to be functional, which means they should suit the needs of the people who use them. We believe the better we plan, design and construct, the better our lives.

17.01.2022 As one of Australia's leading meat suppliers, Tek Foods has officially secured its presence in Somerton. Visit our website for the full scope of works and other commercial projects we currently have in the pipeline.

17.01.2022 Some very exciting new developments for local jobs. This morning it was great to catch up with Ross Pelligra - the new owner of the Holden site (now Lionsgate B...usiness Park) - and his first tenant, Ben Potter of Australian Crane & Machinery. ACM will create 190 new jobs at Lionsgate Park, demonstrating the confidence that investors have in our state and in our home-grown workers. This is just the beginning of great things to come at Lionsgate Park. Pelligra Jay Weatherill Messenger North The Bunyip Newspaper

17.01.2022 House renovations are the next big thing in the construction industry, particularly when the strong upturn to house prices in Melbourne and Sydney strikes like a wrecking ball.

16.01.2022 Pelligra is excited to announce Doncaster East's newest addition with the Alpine Development, with construction works now underway.

16.01.2022 Today marks the annual #RUOKDay! It's a reminder to check in with those around you and ask #RUOK, listen, encourage action and check in. Pelligra always strives to build a happy environment.

15.01.2022 Early this year, Dame Zaha Hadid, one of the great architects of the late 20th and early 21st century, became the first woman to receive the Royal Institute of British Architects (Riba) Gold Medal in recognition of her work (Pictured: the Heydar Aliyev cultural center in Baku, Azerbaijan).

15.01.2022 The ambitious 30-Year Plan for Greater Adelaide proposes some very exciting urban renewal projects, from the riverbank to the port, from the prime Royal Adelaide site to industrial estates, from parklands to beachfront, and from industry-specific to mixed-use precincts. Check out Bowden and Tonsley, in particular.

15.01.2022 You've worked hard all week. Play hard this weekend.

15.01.2022 A new star is glimmering brightly on the horizons of Sydenham Hills area. Look to a brighter future with Pelligra’s up and coming residential development Astro Apartments.

14.01.2022 Arrow Transport recently showed its appreciation following Pelligra’s exceptional progress on works to the new Depot Site in Toll Drive.

13.01.2022 Medium-density housing can only play out if the governments decide to harvest support to the urban middle in the housing industry.

13.01.2022 The Endeavour is: INNOVATIVE, ALLURING and ELEGANT. Visit our website to view the full scope of works.

12.01.2022 Pelligra are proud to announce that the former GMH Holden manufacturing plant in Adelaide will be transformed into a world-class and hi-tech manufacturing hub.

11.01.2022 When we build, we think about the people who will ultimately enjoy the finished building. It might even be us!

11.01.2022 Introducing Melton's newest and innovative hotspot: Melton Central. Situated on High Street, this state-of-the-art commercial landmark is a prime gateway site to one of Melbourne’s fastest growing suburbs for business and civic catchments.

11.01.2022 Melbourne is listed as a hotspot by the Housing Industry Association (HIA) in Australia’s construction boom.

11.01.2022 Endeavour Werribee is now selling and leasing. Enquire today!

11.01.2022 Werribee’s CBD is set to reach new heights 12 storeys, in fact.

10.01.2022 The heart of Melbourne’s CBD is racing with excitement to the proposed construction plan set out on Collins Street. Olderfleet represents a modern-day city ecosystem dubbed the ‘vertical village’ concept, and is 40 storeys high, with completion expected by 2020.

10.01.2022 Exciting times ahead for Pelligra with 87-107 Toll Drive well into the construction phase of delivering two adjoining warehouses for clients Supercheap Storage and Arrow Worldwide.

10.01.2022 Coolaroo’s state of the art commercial development adds to Pelligra’s fine-tuned success.

09.01.2022 This is who we are.

09.01.2022 Construction of a new high-rise complex incorporating a shopping mall, gym, offices, medical facilities, multi-level car parks & residential apartments is now underway.

09.01.2022 When you work in construction, you know you have to go hard... but it wouldn’t be nearly as satisfying if it was easy.

09.01.2022 Stage 2 works are nearing completion to the Williams Landing Business Centre in Hoppers Crossing. A 7-Eleven petrol station, Croc's Play Centre and a drive thru restaurant have already moved into this mixed use commercial development.

09.01.2022 Fun facts Friday.

09.01.2022 Great buildings don't appear by accident. The right plans need to be drawn up, the right materials selected, the right equipment used, and everyone has to do his or her job ... with precision.

08.01.2022 Enter the empire and experience the wonders of Empire Epping | A world within awaits you, enquire today or for information visit our website.

08.01.2022 Are we too attached to "the great Australian dream" of owning a home? There are major European countries where only around 40 per cent of the population own their own dwelling. Read more here: https://www.pelligra.co/is-there-an-answer-to-the-problem-/

08.01.2022 Welcome to Melton Central, another one of Pelligra’s large-scale commercial creations. The development has many distinctive delights, including food and retail opportunities, modern offices and a large street frontage. Enquire now for more information.

07.01.2022 This new addition to Doncaster is designed by award-winning architect iWolf Atelier. Immerse yourself and escape to the beauty and sanctuary of what Alpine has to offer outside your door. Check it out!

07.01.2022 Success continues to grow for Pelligra.

07.01.2022 The former ETA heritage factory on Ballarat Road underwent major construction works back in May 2015, where it was restored and given a new lease on life. Pelligra caught up with Operations Manager Dheeraj from Fair Price Furniture to listen to their story.

07.01.2022 20,000 new jobs created amidst construction boom in Victoria.

05.01.2022 The look and feel of a workplace, staff amenities and an atmosphere that encourages individuals to be themselves, all go together to create a culture that energises and engages workers. Read more here: https://www.pelligra.co/building-a-happy-workplace/

05.01.2022 Browse through the official Empire Epping e-brochure and explore a world within.

05.01.2022 Follow the yellow brick road into some of the world’s most beautifully designed buildings built in a neoclassical brick by brick fashion.

04.01.2022 IHG steps up growth in Melbourne’s west with signing of Holiday Inn Werribee.

04.01.2022 Visit our website to see the latest projects we've been working on.

04.01.2022 Every little detail matters. Pugin designed the interior of the Palace of Westminster and its iconic clock tower, officially the Elizabeth Tower but more popularly known as Big Ben. He also designed a few churches around Australia.

04.01.2022 Pelligra is pleased to call the old John Darling & Son Flour Mill its own with major heritage redevelopment works well underway. The proposed redevelopment will soon deliver a retail presence, cafes and office spaces in Albion as one of the most fastest growing regions in Melbourne’s west.

02.01.2022 Together Everyone Achieves More

02.01.2022 Are you a NIMBY? Anyone who answers "no" to the title question is either not clear on what a NIMBY is or should be nominated for sainthood! All of you who are not on the cusp of canonisation, read on.... NIMBY is an acronym for Not In My Back Yard, and nimbyism is human nature. It makes sense to be less than supportive of anything that doesn't benefit you and to oppose outright anything that actually disadvantages you. In fact, it's counterintuitive to act otherwise. "Oh, that will reduce the value of my property by tens of thousands of dollars? Why, please feel free to go right ahead and do it anyway." So how do we strike the balance between our NIMBY instincts and the greater good? In a large, diverse society such as ours, if it's every man and woman for him or herself, what hope do we have of creating anything that benefits everyone or, if not quite everyone, at least a majority? If the few with the most money and power make all the decisions, then there really is very little hope for everyone else. On the other hand if anyone can object to anything that doesn't suit them, how will anything get done? Both of those scenarios have been the case, with a single objector able to hold up a multi-million dollar development, and a handful of wealthy residents succeeding in having approved projects overturned. These days, community consultation is all the rage, but is it really "consultation" when it's only a forum for people to voice their objections before the plans go ahead anyway, with little or no modification to address the concerns of the objectors? Of course, there have also been plenty of examples of well-organised residents groups getting a lot of media coverage by positioning themselves as David fighting Goliath. We all love the underdog, so why wouldn't you paint yourself in that role to garner public sympathy? It's also worth keeping in mind that those who feel most strongly about any subject will be the most vociferous, occasionally coming across as if they're the only ones with a point of view, but often there's a far less motivated majority sitting quietly letting those who have the motivation fight things out. Whether it's the so-called sky rail in Melbourne's south-eastern suburbs, public housing in Canberra, a mosque (pick a location), the WestConnex tunnel in Sydney's southwest, or any other proposed development, big or small, we should expect people to object and they are perfectly entitled to, which is why we have the mechanisms in place for them to do so. If we accept objections as inevitable a simple fact of development perhaps what we really need to answer is "how do we reach compromises that involve a little give from each side?".

01.01.2022 A revolutionary water-saving mechanism lifts urban renewal to its peak, with plans to fit rooftop rainwater tanks to residential apartments.