The Jezzine Barracks Property Disposal Project was a particularly high profile Project in the North Queensland Region due to the historical significance of the Kissing Point Fort site. The Project had certain areas of the site gifted to the Townsville City Council for heritage protection and community use. The portion retained by the Department of Defence is now home to the relocated Army History Unit Museum. The site also contains Jezzine House, which is the residence of the Senior Military Commander in the region.
The main area of work was the renovation of the 1960s Regimental Headquarters building which now holds the relocated Museum. Other significant areas of design work were the restoration of the heritage listed Kissing Point Fort and the P1 Huts.
L+R’s extensive in-house expertise in the Civil and Structural Divisions were utilised during this Project. The Civil portion saw the creation of a new road in co-operation with the Townsville City Council, and is an excellent example of how L+R can provide a complete solution to projects of this nature.
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