Greg is the General Manager of the Queensland business, overseeing the delivery of all projects for a range of commercial, government, strata, residential and insurance industry related clients. Greg is a licensed builder and has 30 years industry experience across various construction sectors.
CJ Duncan has been engaged by JLL to complete the facade rectification of a heritage-listed building located in Sydney’s iconic Rocks area.
Work is well underway at Goodman’s Sydney Corporate Park, Alexandria with two of the seven buildings successfully completed.
With only a 3 week deadline, CJ Duncan engaged to work on a sustainable hospitality fitout for Barangaroo popup Wulugul.
Ian has over 30 years of experience in the construction industry, across both residential and commercial projects. Ian joined CJ Duncan in 2009 and is now the General Manager of NSW. He is involved in all projects by initiating project specific requirements at commencement and monitoring overall project performance throughout the construction and completion phases.
Josh leads the Estimating Teams and the Pre-Construction phase of all projects. Josh is responsible for all aspects associated with the front end of the business including Early Contractor Involvement, Value Management Solutions, Project Tendering and ultimately project conversion.
Ben has over 20 years of experience in the construction and property industry. As the Managing Director of CJ Duncan, Ben has been instrumental in building the business into a leading building company.
1600sqm of combustible cladding (ACP) across two residential apartment buildings in Redfern to be replaced with 3mm aluminium cladding.
Goodman have responded quickly, putting the safety of their tenants as the priority, by engaging CJ Duncan to replace combustible cladding on all affected buildings within the Sydney Corporate Park based in Alexandria.
The Lauderdale St project involved upgrading 431 glass balustrade panels to all balconies. At 16 levels high, the use of a mast climber for materials handling was required.
