The project transforms former staffing areas into new public gallery spaces, with administration functions relocated through the construction of new pavilions managed by GenUrban. Designed to accommodate staff and allow for the future expansion of the Arthur Boyd Gallery, the works include new mechanical systems and ventilation upgrades to meet strict environmental controls for artwork preservation. As Client-side Project Manager and Superintendent, GenUrban manages procurement, delivery, design coordination, and authority approvals, including flood mitigation measures. Located within a remote and environmentally sensitive federally funded precinct, the project requires careful planning, bespoke detailing, and close collaboration to protect Bundanon’s nationally significant site.