MPH Projects successfully completed a major refurbishment to the Discovery Parks Kings Canyon Resort. Comprehensive and Thorough Renovation Overview: A Complete Internal and External Transformation of 96 Standard Rooms, the Addition of 32 Luxurious New Deluxe Rooms, Extensive Upgrades to Essential Facilities Including the Reception Area and Thirsty Dingo Bar, Alongside the Construction of a New Campground and Major Groundworks Enhancements Aimed at Elevating the Overall Guest Experience to New Heights. 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 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.

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.