Our Awards

Celebrating Excellence in Construction

The Master Builders Association of New South Wales 2021 Awards

At Infinity Constructions, every project is the result of strong collaboration between our clients, consultants, architects, subcontractors, suppliers, and our dedicated team.

While we don’t actively pursue every award opportunity, we take immense pride in the recognition received, whether directly through industry accolades or through the awards and honours bestowed upon our partners for projects we’ve delivered together.

This section is dedicated to celebrating the shared success that stems from our team-first approach to construction. Many of the awards featured here recognise not just Infinity Constructions as the head contractor but also highlight the exceptional work of the broader project team—be it architectural design awards, client-driven development awards, or supplier excellence in materials and innovation.

We believe great buildings are never the result of one party alone. From concept to completion, our projects are defined by trust, craftsmanship, and collaboration. The awards and recognitions listed here are a testament to the quality, innovation, and dedication of everyone involved.

Click on the projects below to explore a selection of award-winning projects and the teams who made them possible.

Project Details

Client: Scape Australia

Builder: Infinity Constructions

Architect: Denton Corker Marshall

Location: Victoria St, Melbourne CBD

Summary of Project

Scape Victoria St is a 26-storey, 533-bed student accommodation building in Melbourne’s University precinct.

Award Recognition

Scape Australia – Shortlisted Finalist in Build-To-Rent and PBSA, The Urban Developer Award Industry Excellence Development of the Year, Feb 2025 (winner to be announced in upcoming months)

Scape Australia – Winner – Best Student Accommodation Development, Oct 2024, Property Guru Asia Property Awards

Learn more about the Scape Victoria Street project

Project Details

Client: Australian Islamic Mission

Builder: Infinity Constructions Group

Architect: Candalepas Associates

Location: Punchbowl, Sydney, Australia

Summary of Project

The Punchbowl Mosque is part of a precinct that includes a community building, a two-level basement car park and courtyards.

The Punchbowl Mosque is a striking architectural and cultural landmark located in southwest Sydney. Designed by Angelo Candalepas and constructed by Infinity Constructions, the project is renowned for its sculptural beauty, innovative craftsmanship, and spiritual significance. The mosque features 99 unique concrete domes, each inscribed.

Award Recognition

  • Infinity Constructions: Finalist ACA Australian Build Excellence Award 2019
  • Candalepas Associates: RIBA International Awards for Excellence 2024
  • Candalepas Associates: Architectural AU Award – Social Impacts, 2024
  • Candalepas Associates: AIA Sulman Medal for Public Architecture, Australian Institute of Architects NSW, July 2018.
  • Candalepas Associates: National Award for Public Architecture, Australian Institute of Architects, November 2018. 
  • Wood & Grieve Engineers’ NSW structural team: finalists, Association of Consulting Structural Engineers NSW, 2017.  

Learn more about the Punchbowl Mosque project

Project Details

Client: Judith Neilson Group

Builder: Infinity Constructions Group

Architect: Candalepas Associates

Location: Alexandria, Sydney, Australia

Summary of Project

Dangrove is a two-storey private facility designed specifically for the storage, evaluation and curation of one of Australia’s largest private art collections.

Dangrove is a private art storage facility and operations centre in Alexandria, which is 10,000m2 over two levels and includes specialist storage rooms, mock gallery spaces, art restoration work shops, a great hall for private display, offices, and amenities.

Award Recognition

  • Infinity Constructions: Joint Winner – Industrial Buildings $25,000,001 and over, MBA NSW, 2019
  • Tzannes – Award Winner – Harry Seidler Award for Commercial architecture, 2019
  • Tzannes – Award Winner – NSW Master Builders Association – Industrial Buildings, 2019
  • Tzannes – Award Winner – Sir Arthur G Stephen Award – Commercial Architecture, 2019
  • Tzannes – Award Winner – AIA Award – Commercial, 2019
  • Tzannes – Award Winner – IDEA Award – Overall Winner (interiors) and public space winner, two awards in 2019
  • Tzannes – Award Winner – The Chicago Athenaeum International Museum and European Centre for Architecture / The International Architecture Award / Museum and cultural buildings (public architecture)
  • Tzannes, WAN Award – World Architecture News 2019 – Silver for Concrete Architecture

Learn more about the Dangrove Art Storage project

Project Details

Client: Nomad Group

Builder: Infinity Constructions

Architect: Clare Cousin Architects

Location: Melbourne CBD, Australia

Summary Of Project

Nomad Melbourne is a sophisticated Mediterranean-inspired restaurant located at 187 Flinders Lane in the heart of Melbourne’s CBD. Opened in late 2021, it occupies the former Ezard restaurant space beneath the Adelphi Hotel.

Nomad Melbourne is a high-end 120-seat fine dining restaurant with an upbeat bar area, a ‘state of the art’ commercial kitchen and BOH kitchen and storage, a purpose-built climate-controlled wine room for 2000 bottles and a humidity-controlled purpose-built charcuterie unit.

Award Recognition

Infinity Constructions – Award winner – MBA Victoria – Excellence in Fit out under $5,000,000, 2022.

Learn more about the Nomad Melbourne project.

Project Details:

Client: Judith Neilson Group

Builder: Infinity Constructions

Architect: Tzannes

Location: Chippendale, Sydney, Australia

Summary of Project

The JNIJI project involved the adaptive reuse of two heritage-listed buildings, including the former JC Goodwin & Co glass factory. The design preserves the historical essence of the structures while introducing a new addition that complements the existing streetscape. This approach reflected a commitment to honouring the past while facilitating contemporary functions.

The new arrangement of the building boasts a formal lecture theatre, entertaining and presentation spaces, an open plan office area, creative spaces and several meeting facilities.

Award Recognition

  • Infinity Constructions – Award Winner – Industrial Buildings $25,000,001 and over, MBA NSW, 2019.
  • Tzannes – Award Winner – The Chicago Athenaeum International Museum and European Centre for Architecture / The International Architecture Award 2022
  • Tzannes – Award Winner – Australian Timber Design Awards (commercial architecture) – Excellence in Timber Products / Timber Veneers, 2022
  • Tzannes – Award Winner – Australian Timber Award / Excellence in Timber Applications / Furniture and Joinery, 2022
  • Tzannes – Award Winner – AIA NSW / Commendation Heritage Architecture Creative Adaptation

Learn more about the Judith Neilson’s Institute for Journalism and Ideas project.

Scape Darlinghurst Student Housing Sydney Construction Project Front

Project Details

Client: Scape Australia

Builder: Infinity Constructions

Architect: Plus Architecture

Location: Darlington, Sydney, Australia

Summary of Project

Scape Darlington is a 3-storey, 5,124m2 student accommodation facility with a 201-bed capacity, each complete with a Pod bathroom, kitchenette, a full suite of appliances, study and storage areas. Other facilities include communal spaces, gym, cinema, kitchen, laundry and meeting rooms.

Award Recognition

Infinity Constructions – Award Winner – MBA NSW – Open Price Category, 2021

Learn more about the Scape Darlington project.

Project Details

Client: Bankstown RSL

Builder: Infinity Constructions

Architect: Atlis Architecture

Location: Bankstown, Sydney, Australia

Summary of Project

This Bankstown RSL club has been a significant part of the Bankstown community and a portion of Sydney’s heritage since 1928.

Bankstown RSL is a modern, multi-purpose community club located at 1 Meredith Street in Bankstown.

The design included engaging open spaces, function and conference facilities, lounge areas, buffet restaurant, and multiple dining options, including a new café fronting Marion St. Each of the five dining outlets is wholly individualised and unique through well-informed design.

This extensive project encompassed approximately 35,000 square meters over 10 levels, including a two-level basement car park and provisions for a future eight-story hotel.  Architectural highlights include a 15-meter-high curved glass wall and a feature void. The structural design utilised precast panels and in-situ post-tensioned floor slabs, with innovative solutions to meet CASA height limits and structural demands.

Despite budgetary constraints and tight deadlines, the project was delivered in 14 months.

Award Recognition

Infinity Constructions – Award Winner – MBA NSW – Hospitality Buildings $50.000,001 to $100,000,000 – New, 2019

Learn more about the Bankstown RSL project.

Project Details

Client: Stasia Holding

Builder: Infinity Constructions

Architect: Candalepas Associates

Location: Surry Hills, Sydney, Australia

Summary of Project

The Foveaux Street development in Surry Hills, delivered by Infinity Constructions, is a standout example of modern adaptive reuse in Sydney’s commercial office architecture. Completed in 2021, the project transformed two existing buildings into a nine-story headquarters for global tech company SafetyCulture.

The development integrates a three-story glazed atrium that wraps around the building’s irregular form, creating an open west-facing façade on Waterloo Street. Three sculptural lantern-like roof lights sit within the glass atrium roof. The building achieved a 5.5 NABERS energy rating through high-performance glazing, efficient building fabric, and a 15-kilowatt solar PV system.

Award Recognition

Candalepas Associates– Entrant National Commercial Architecture Category. NSW Architecture Awards, 2024.

Stasia Holdings – Finalist – The Urban Developer – Development of the Year   Commercial, 2022

Learn more about the Foveaux HQ project.

IRT Parkside Wollongong

Project Details

Client: Illawarra Retirement Trust (IRT)

Builder: Infinity Constructions

Architect: Marchese Partners

Location: Wollongong, Australia

Summary of Project

Parkside is an eight-storey independent living community featuring 75 luxury two- and three-bedroom apartments. Designed by Marchese Partners, the building showcases a contemporary aesthetic with a distinctive glazed brick façade, contributing to its striking presence in the Wollongong skyline. Design and amenities include:

  • Apartments offer private balconies with views of the ocean, escarpment, or city.
  • High-quality finishes and secure parking are standard.
  • Residents have access to communal lounge and garden areas, fostering a vibrant community atmosphere.

Award Recognition

Infinity Constructions Group – Winner – MBA NSW Aged Care Buildings $25,000,001 to $50,000,000, 2019

Learn more about the IRT Parkside project.

Infinity

“I have found Infinity and in particular, Alan Yazbek, to be professional, focused on the needs of the family and proactive in solving design issues and managing logistical constraints. Alan and his team have always displayed a high level of professionalism and have held the family’s objectives as their primary motivator. I can strongly recommend Infinity Constructions Group for any complex, highly detailed project where the entire project team must work together to achieve a common goal.”

James Packer – Executive Chairman – Consolidated Press Holdings Limited