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At Rohrig we are always striving to not only maximise value for our customers, but also to bring out the best in our people.  We like to see all of our people realise their potential.  It makes their work more rewarding, and our company great.

So when our employees or teams achieve great things for the business, deliver great outcomes to our clients, or activate the potential in our projects we like to celebrate their success.

After a comprehensive renovation, Brisbane’s iconic Greek Club can now safely take the claim of Brisbane’s most stylish destination for Greek dining. 

Customers have been raving about the full renovation and extension of the Dog and Parrot Tavern at Robina on the Gold Coast since its completion in July.

Rohrig’s recent transformation of the Redcliffe RSL has created new opportunities for the Club to continue to build its patronage.

Rohrig was recently announced the winner of ‘The Best Educational Facility over $10 million’ in the Brisbane Region Master Builders Awards for the Anglican Church Grammar School (Churchie) Centenary Library building.  We are now a strong contender for the equivalent Queensland award, which will be announced in October.

Moorooka’s Magic Mile recently welcomed the new Motorama Kia dealership built by Rohrig. The showroom features distinctive ‘Kia Red’ Alucobond cladding and high glass facades which make quite a statement on Moorooka’s Magic Mile.

The National Restaurant Association Show (NRA) in the Chicago is the hospitality industry’s most coveted event.  The show spans over 695,000 square feet showcasing the future of bar and food service technology and equipment. It is the annual cutting-edge marketplace for discovering the latest innovations, trends and insights in food and beverage.

This year marked the show’s 99th year, attracting 67,000 foodservice professionals from America and around the world, including Alex Taskov, Rohrig’s in-house Food and Beverage Designer.

One of Brisbane’s oldest and most iconic pubs, The Boundary Hotel, is about to undergo a multi-million dollar renovation.

Owned by the respected hotel operators Oz Pub Group, the pub has stood on the corner of Boundary Rd and Jane St in Brisbane’s West End since 1864.  The imminent renovation project, designed by KP Architects, will future proof the venue with fresh and modern social spaces.

A significant building upgrade at St Joseph’s College Gregory Terrace is well underway.  This is a difficult construction of a two-storey building above an existing ground floor pool, which will also be refurbished as part of the project.

Formed in Australia in 1916, the RSL was borne out of the camaraderie, concern and mateship shown by diggers for the welfare of their mates during and after the First World War. 

RSL clubs quickly sprang up in all states.  By the 1950’s, almost every city, town and suburb had an RSL club.  They were a place where returned soldiers could meet and relax.  And the Clubs continue to be the custodians of the ANZAC Day commemoration ceremonies.

In recent times, RSLs have looked deeper to find reasons for the broader community to remain engaged year round.  Many are reinventing themselves as a foodie’s haven, bringing contemporary new dining options that attract discerning foodies from far and wide.

Club Kawana has a new lease on life following a $1.7 million club renovation.  The project was completed on time and defect free by Rohrig Constructions in December 2017.

For venues such as this that undertake extensive renovation, the potential impact to patrons and to the club income during construction is typically cause for concern. Drawing on 25 years+ of experience in the club sector and construction, Rohrig carefully staged the works to ensure the club remained operational during construction and in no way impeded the growth of club membership.  The fact that Club Kawana’s membership base actually grew during construction is testament to this.  

It is exciting times for Aspley Hornets Australian Football and Sporting Club.  After 18 months of planning, and 7 month construction program, the comprehensive transformation of the club is now complete.

The 2018 Keno Australasian Hospitality & Gaming Expo (AHG Expo) was another hugely successful event, showcasing the latest in gaming products, entertainment, food and beverage, technology, construction, education, furniture, and innovative design. 

Rohrig joined over 200 exhibitors covering all facets of hospitality, making it a valuable experience for everyone involved in hospitality and gaming industries, clubs, pubs, restaurants, cafes and entertainment venues. 

After an exigent 5-week program, Rohrig has delivered, on time, a new state-of-the-art kitchen for the Hilton Glass Brasserie.

Uniquely, the new 200sqm kitchen is host to not just one, but two executive chefs: one will operate the Hilton 5-star hotel breakfast service and the second, who is part of the Luke Mangan group, will head up the lunch and dinner service.

Hospitals and aged care facilities are among the most complex and time critical in construction, particularly when residents are already living in the aged care facility where the construction is taking place.  

Rohrig recently undertook the refurbishment of multiple areas within the Salvation Army’s ‘The Cairns’ Aged Care Plus Centre at Chapel Hill. 

Creating a built environment that accommodates people with dementia is one of the greatest challenges faced today by the building and design industries.

Dementia has become a major health priority, with the number of people living with dementia in Australia expected to triple by 2050. Yet the understanding of the condition’s best management practises is still relatively new in construction.

At Rohrig, we have a culture that values quality.  We take real pride in our work and stand by our quality long after our tradespeople have left. The ambitious Hilton Sydney Glass Brasserie Kitchen project was an opportunity to take our unwavering stance on quality to the next level.

Getting a table on any night of the week at the Strathfield Sports Club’s famous Red Pepper Korean restaurant is no walk in the park.  It’s a super busy venue. Experienced punters are well aware of the need to get there early to secure a spot in readiness for a fill of Spicy Korean Chicken. 

Rohrig is working with the Strathfield Sports Club to propel this bustling venue to the next level.  In the planning is a dramatic upgrade to the facilities for Red Pepper including a brand new kitchen.

Our recent project at Lakes College located in North Lakes, Brisbane demonstrated the benefits of a construction company with in-depth school construction experience.

Rohrig has been tasked with delivering a major renovation of the Dog & Parrot.  This is the first major upgrade to the pub since it opened its doors in 2002.