MPH is honoured to have played a key role in bringing the Alice Springs Adventure Park to life. We believe that access to quality recreational spaces is vital for the health and well-being of communities, and we are confident that this park will provide countless hours of enjoyment for generations to come. MPH is committed to minimising our environmental impact and maximising the use of local materials and expertise. We are proud that the Adventure Park incorporates environmentally friendly features such as solar power and water conservation measures. The Alice Springs Adventure Park is expected to attract a significant number of visitors, further solidifying the town’s position as a premier tourist destination. The park’s economic impact is anticipated to be substantial, creating new jobs and supporting local businesses. 

MPH Projects successfully completed a major refurbishment to the Discovery Parks Kings Canyon Resort. Works involved: 96 standard rooms were fully renovated internally and externally. Upon the successful completion of the standard rooms, MPH were awarded the renovation works of the 32 Deluxe rooms. Further to the rooms, MPH refurbished the reception, the Thirsty Dingo Bar and construction of new camp grounds and associated ground works. Photo credit: Discovery Parks

This luxury desert camp is truly a once-in-a-lifetime experience. MPH Projects are proud to have completed this remarkable project at Longitude 131, Uluru-Kata Tjuta in just 14 weeks, on time and to the highest standard. MPH Projects undertook the extensive refurbishment of existing buildings and also constructed brand new luxury accommodation, dining areas and spa rooms. Another project proudly completed by MPH Projects Photo credits: Longitude 131

MPH Projects completed the Larapinta Child and Family Centre in Alice Springs. Featuring long day care, a family centre, commercial kitchen, and extensive landscaping design. This facility provides essential services to the local community. Our team delivered the project on time and within budget, showcasing our expertise in building childcare and community facilities.

Choose MPH Projects for reliable construction services for infrastructure projects, including bicycle paths and bridges.  MPH Projects built a 2.5m wide, 5.5 km long bicycle path in Alice Springs from Blain Street to Flynn's Grave, including all drainage, culverts, flood and road crossings, and the Flynn's Grave Bridge.

MPH Projects restored the Sadadeen YMCA complex in Alice Springs after hailstorm damage. Our team replaced critical infrastructure and designed a new rock wall. We're proud to have restored this vital community infrastructure for Alice Springs residents. Choose us for exceptional construction and repair services that cater to your unique needs.

MPH Projects rebuilt a reinforced concrete wall with a compliant safety catch fence at the Arunga Park Speedway, a premier racing venue in Alice Springs. This project is a testament to our workmanship and efficiency. Choose us for exceptional construction services, whether you need a barrier wall, fencing, or other infrastructure for your property or speedway.

MPH Projects is a leading construction firm in Alice Springs with an award-winning Office and Workshop on the corner of Smith and Brown St. Our commitment to quality and contemporary design is evident in this commercial development, designed by Susan Dugdale. Contact us for exceptional construction services for commercial developments and residential homes.

MPH Projects took on a unique and pioneering challenge when contracted by the Northern Territory Government to construct new stages of the concrete and stone rim walk. In a world-first, the team faced the challenge of transporting staff and cement products via helicopter due to the remote and rugged terrain of the area. Additionally, extreme summer heat significantly reduced the lifting capacity of the helicopter, requiring the establishment of color-coded "helipads" atop the canyon to ensure precise and efficient delivery of freight.

MPH Projects successfully refurbished the first floor of Alice Plaza, creating modern office spaces for multiple Northern Territory Government departments. Including the Department of Housing, Department of Tourism NT, Department of Local Government and Regions, Department of the Chief Minister, and Department of Community Services. The project delivered a high-quality outcome, showcasing MPH's commitment to providing exceptional construction services to the Alice Springs community.

MPH Projects successfully designed and constructed a first-class aquarium and Riverine display at the Alice Springs Desert Park. This project features two fiber reinforced plastic tanks, crystal clear acrylic windows, custom designed "Finke River" themed rock panels, and extensive platform and filtration systems. The collaboration between the Desert Park staff, the Northern Territory Government, and the MPH team resulted in a standout achievement in the design and construction of this display.

MPH Projects is a leading construction firm for cattle stations in the Northern Territory. The company was contracted to construct two new under/over livestock ramps at the Alice Springs Bohning Stock Yard. The successful project, represents a massive upgrade of infrastructure for the Stockyard and is fully compliant with all applicable standards and Health and Safety regulations. MPH oversaw the project from design to commissioning, ensuring top-quality workmanship and safety compliance. Trust MPH for your next cattle station construction project.

MPH Projects has recently completed a state-of-the-art shade shelter at the picturesque Ormiston Gorge. The project was commissioned by the Department of Infrastructure and features a sleek and innovative design by local Senior Architect, Andrew Broffman of Tangentyere Design. The team at MPH delivered an exceptional build quality and finish, ensuring that the shelter is not only functional but also enhances the natural beauty of the area. With this new addition, Ormiston Gorge is now even more accessible and enjoyable for visitors.

MPH Projects skillfully transformed a disused, heritage-listed building in Araluen into Yaye's Cafe, a charming and functional cafe that has become a local favorite for its delicious coffee and warm atmosphere. Maxi and the team at Yaye's have created a wonderful space for the community to enjoy. Our team at MPH overcame numerous challenges presented by the heritage listing and also constructed a new toilet block and outside shade structures for alfresco dining. Choose MPH Projects for exceptional construction services in Alice Springs and the surrounding areas that transform disused buildings into functional and attractive spaces like Yaye's Café.

MPH Projects is partnering with Julalikari Council Aboriginal Corporation to build the Tennant Creek Youth Accommodation Facility for the Warumungu people, the traditional owners of the land. This project will provide two eight-bedroom living quarters with ensuites for men and women, a common dining room with self-catering kitchen, and a caretaker's residence. Our team will work closely with the community to ensure the project delivers positive outcomes for indigenous staff and the wider Tennant Creek area.

MPH Projects were contracted to construct the Ntaria (Hermannsburg) Trade Training Centre, which will include a new classroom, male, female and accessible ablutions, and a self-contained visiting officer's quarters. This project will provide crucial training opportunities for the local community and was completed in just ten weeks.

MPH Projects constructed an architecturally designed amphitheater and wet areas at a historic site in the heart of the Northern Territory.  The project featured an irregular design with curved structural steel members, adding a unique and impressive feature to the area. MPH completed the works to the highest standard, delivering substantial work opportunities to the local community. The site has significant cultural and historical value, being linked to the mission and the famous artist Albert Namatjira.

MPH Projects were contracted to decommission the existing water reticulation system and supply a new mains water system from Power Water Infrastructure for the Arunga Park Speedway in Alice Springs. MPH also constructed all new water reticulation systems to the complex's many buildings, bathrooms, and pit area. The project was completed with minimal disruption to the existing reticulation system while ensuring the highest standard of workmanship.

MPH Projects were contracted to completely renovate four bathrooms at the Alice Springs Courthouse. Works involved the removal of ACM material, new drainage works and the installation of all new partition cubicles, urinals, fittings and fixtures and new tiling throughout. The carefully staged project minimised disturbance to the public and legal proceedings, with many works conducted outside of business hours.

MPH Projects successfully completed a project at the Harvey Norman Super Centre which included fire detection works and the construction of a new boosted ring main system. The Plumbing & Civil team of MPH Projects managed all aspects of the project, from the initial design phase through to engineering and certification. This project represents a standout achievement in the construction of large commercial fire systems.

MPH Projects were contracted by the Northern Territory Government to construct the new Emergency Department at the Tennant Creek Hospital. This critical project involved substantial construction, mechanical, electrical, and hydraulic upgrades to provide high-quality care to patients in the region. Despite the challenges, MPH completed the project within the tight timeline of five months, ensuring the hospital was equipped with modern and efficient facilities.

Further to the Emergency Department project, MPH undertook substantial upgrades to various wards within the hospital. Works included upgrades to the children's ward, electrical upgrades to infectious disease room and installation of a new Nurse Call System throughout.

MPH Projects were contracted to construct the new Office National showroom in Alice Springs.  This project features over 1200m2 of showroom and office space and 1800m2 of car parking, loading bays and landscaping. The project was delivered in a short time frame and exceeded all benchmarks of quality and customer satisfaction, showcasing MPH's commitment to delivering outstanding commercial projects in Alice Springs.

MPH Projects was awarded the contract by the Department of Infrastructure to construct a new gatehouse at a correctional facility in Alice Springs. This Design and Construct project included new classrooms, a medical clinic, bathrooms, and security features. MPH managed all aspects of the job, including design, engineering, construction, and certification. Additionally, we were also awarded the tender to construct over 400 meters of security fencing and gates at the site.

MPH Projects successfully completed an extensive upgrade to the Flynn Drive Dental Clinic, which included the removal of asbestos as well as the construction of three new dental surgeries, complex hydraulic installation and upgrades, new joinery, vinyl flooring, double glazing, and painting throughout. This project highlights MPH's capability to perform technical and time-demanding works within the medical sector, while ensuring strict compliance with all safety regulations and asbestos removal procedures.

Kintore is a remote indigenous community located approximately five hundred and thirty km west of Alice Springs. The community is situated in the Western Desert region of Australia and is known for its rich cultural heritage, stunning landscapes, and unique art. MPH's construction of the new administration block in Kintore highlights the company's ability to work in even the most remote locations while delivering high-quality results.

MPH has recently completed the construction of nine new bus shelters throughout various locations of Alice Springs. These modern, comfortable and accessible shelters provide much-needed shelter and shade to commuters, making their daily travel experience more comfortable. The construction of these shelters also demonstrates MPH's commitment to sustainable and community-focused projects in Alice Springs.

MPH Projects has contributed to improving the quality of life in Alice Springs by constructing many shared pedestrian and bicycle footpaths in the area. Our expertise in traffic management, civil works, and concreting ensures that the footpaths are constructed to the highest standards, providing safe and comfortable access to people who walk, run, or bike around town. Whether you're commuting to work, exercising, or simply enjoying the outdoors, MPH Projects' footpaths are the perfect way to navigate Alice Springs.

MPH Projects has undertaken extensive refurbishments of remote houses in various Indigenous communities throughout the Northern Territory, including Kintore (Walungurru) on the NT/WA border and Yuendumu (Yuelamu) community. The scope of works included new tiling, electrical and plumbing upgrades, kitchen refurbishments, internal and external repainting, and general repairs and maintenance. MPH Projects demonstrated the expertise to turn over each house within approximately 3 to 4 days, ensuring minimal disruption to the local communities.

MPH Projects constructed a stunning four-unit development located at Irrampenye St in Alice Springs. Designed by the renowned architect Susan Dugdale, this three-bedroom, two-bathroom design boasts expansive indoor and outdoor living spaces, double carports, and quality landscaping for added privacy and street appeal. This unit building is a testament to MPH Projects' commitment to quality and innovation in the Alice Springs area.

Looking to add some extra income with a new studio or granny flat. Check out this beautifully designed gem in Old Eastside, Alice Springs. Constructed by MPH Projects, this space features impressive open living areas, double carports, and quality landscape design for privacy and attractive street appeal. Perfect for anyone looking to extend their living space or create a side gig.

MPH Projects were contracted to construct a student accommodation facility for visiting healthcare workers at the remote community of Arlpweye, also known as Laramba. MPH successfully completed the project on time and budget, providing substantial work opportunities for local Indigenous tradespeople. The facility is located approximately 250 km northwest of Alice Springs.

MPH was contracted by the Northern Territory Government to construct a two bedroom duplex at Elliott, a town situated approximately seven hundred km north of Alice Springs and located along the Stuart Highway. Despite the challenging wet season conditions and the historical significance of the area as a World War II base, the project was completed in a 16 week construction period.

Looking for a dream house or investment property in Alice Springs. Check out Jennerae Drive.  This premium duplex development showcases modern design, smart use of glazing and steel, and elements of hardwood timbers to create an energy-efficient and visually appealing property. With solar panels, efficient building materials, and low-maintenance native gardens, this duplex is also a perfect fit for the Central Australian environment. As a green builder, MPH Projects is committed to sustainability and reducing the carbon footprint of our constructions.

MPH has constructed many energy-efficient homes in Alice Springs, including Terry Court, a large split-level family home with a self-contained guest room, gym, and double lock-up garage. Built from a combination of blockwork and the environmentally conscious Force 10 building system, this home is not only built to last but also designed to minimize its environmental impact.

MPH Projects has recently completed the construction of a world-class dingo enclosure at the Alice Springs Desert Park. This stunning display allows visitors to witness dingoes in their natural habitat and experience the unique beauty of the MacDonnell Ranges. The project involved extensive fencing, civil and plumbing works, as well as the construction of kennels and a perforated mesh with stunning imagery. The new enclosure is a must-see for anyone visiting the Desert Park.