Project Details
Client: Daydream Island Resort and Hunt Design Architects
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Market Sector: Hotels & Resorts
Project Classification: Complex
When Hunt Design, the architects behind Daydream Island Resort's recent renovation got in touch, we jumped at the chance to take ownership of their greenery installation. The resort reopened in early 2019 after being ravaged by Cyclone Debbie in March 2017. The devastation imposed by the natural disaster forced Daydream Island to close for almost an entire year, resulting in a highly anticipated reopening. Our help was enlisted to install the all important finishing touches including vines and bushes cascading over balconies, planter boxes filled with colourful Birds of Paradise and vines climbing the walls of the entry walkway. Hunt Design realised the benefits artificial greenery had over living plants in this particular scenario as maintenance requirements would be extremely difficult in a place of such remoteness and knew Evergreen Walls are the artificial greenery experts. We sent a team of five talented installers over to carry out the works and had the large scale job completed in nine days, just in time for the grand reopening.
Challenges
The job presented multiple challenges, but thankfully we love a challenge! Being a remote island, we had to deliver our products via a barge and then due to limited storage on the island, we were required to commence works the same day.
Evergreen Walls is Sydney based, so in addition to coordinating product logistics, we also had to organise for our five man team of installers to stay on the island for nine days. Although challenging, none of these factors became problematic thanks to the incredible organisation skills of our project management team.
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