Projects

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

MPH Projects is a leading construction firm that completed the remarkable construction project at Longitude 131, a luxury desert camp located in Uluru-Kata Tjuta National Park. Our team delivered exceptional construction services for tourism and hospitality in the Uluru and Yulara area, showcasing our expertise in building and refurbishing high-end accommodations, dining areas, and spa rooms at Longitude 131. Choose MPH Projects for outstanding construction services in the Northern Territory that will bring your vision to life at locations such as Uluru and Yulara.

MPH Projects skillfully transformed a disused, heritage-listed building in Araluen into Yaye's Café, a charming and functional café 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 proud to be involved in the construction of the Tennant Creek Youth Accommodation Facility, in partnership with Julalikari Council Aboriginal Corporation, an Aboriginal community-controlled organisation that represents the Warumungu people, the traditional owners of the land. This project involves the construction of two eight-bedroom living quarters, each with an ensuite, for both men and women. Additionally, the facility will feature a common dining room with a self-catering kitchen and a caretaker's residence. Our team will work closely with the local Warumungu people to ensure that the project delivers strong outcomes for indigenous staff and the wider Tennant Creek community. Choose MPH Projects for exceptional construction services that benefit the local community in Tennant Creek and the surrounding areas.

MPH Projects built a student accommodation facility for healthcare workers in the remote Aboriginal community of Laramba, located around 200 km northwest of Alice Springs. We completed the project on time and within budget, providing substantial work opportunities for local indigenous tradespeople. Choose us for reliable construction services in remote locations, including healthcare and student accommodation facilities.