The Star Integrated Arrival

Roads & Infrastructure, Tourism & Hospitality

The upgrade included new softscaping, granite paving, acoustic fencing, and rejuvenated road surfaces, creating a refreshed and functional entry point for guests.

The Star Entertainment Group

Broadbeach QLD

2018

Project value has been adjusted to reflect approximate current-day value as at 2025, based upon industry recognised construction indexation published by Rawlinson.

Project Highlights

Revitalised the Casino Drive and Porte Cochere arrival precinct while maintaining uninterrupted access for patrons, staff and ongoing operations within one of the Gold Coast’s busiest entertainment destinations.

Public Realm Upgrades

The arrival precinct was transformed through the installation of 3,500m² of soft landscaping, 950m² of imported granite paving and 1,100m² of new exposed concrete footpaths.

Staged Delivery

Construction was carefully staged to accommodate high volumes of vehicle and pedestrian traffic while coordinating with concurrent building works.

Traffic Management

Temporary traffic control measures and pedestrian diversions were implemented to maintain safe access throughout construction.

Fencing Renewal

Approximately 500 metres of existing fencing were demolished and replaced as part of the upgrade works.

Electrical Infrastructure

The project included reinstatement of 300 metres of electrical conduit and upgrades to existing infrastructure in accordance with Australian Standards.

LED Lighting

Existing street lighting was retrofitted with modern LED fittings, improving precinct lighting and energy efficiency.

Road Rehabilitation

Works included profiling and resurfacing 6,000m² of road pavement, incorporating GlasGrid reinforced asphalt.

Security Improvements

New security bollards were designed and installed, while existing vehicle barriers and handrails were refurbished to improve safety and functionality.

The upgrade included new softscaping, granite paving, acoustic fencing, and rejuvenated road surfaces, creating a refreshed and functional entry point for guests.

Delivered concurrently with The Star’s Resort and Day Spa refurbishment, this project required meticulous planning and staging to maintain uninterrupted access for patrons and staff while coordinating with ongoing building works. Works included 3,500m² of landscaping, 950m² of imported granite pavers, demolition and reinstatement of footpaths, and installation of security bollards. The team also upgraded lighting to state-of-the-art LED fittings, replaced fencing, and profiled and asphalted 6,000m² of road surface with GlasGrid reinforcement.

The result was a seamless transformation that enhanced both aesthetics and functionality, delivered without disruption to The Star’s operations.