Sutton Beach Pavilion 

Our Brisbane PM team is excited to be contributing to the delivery of the Sutton Beach Pavilion project, supporting the City of Moreton Bay in delivering this exciting outcome for the local community.

Construction of the new Suttons Beach Pavilion will begin in January 2026 and be completed by mid-2027 after Council awarded the contract to begin works. 👏

The community will soon be able to enjoy a drink and bite to eat by the beautiful Redcliffe foreshore thanks to this key project milestone.

The project includes the striking new pavilion building, extensive landscaping, public changing rooms, new shade structures and an upgraded car park.

This project is funded by City of Moreton Bay and the State and Federal Governments through the Liveability Fund, under the SEQ City Deal.

For more information on the announcement, please visit 👉 https://ow.ly/pSyo50XqTXY

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