St Bonaventure’s College, Flagstone – Stage 1

Greater BrisbaneEducation

Service Provided

Construction

Completed

2026

Construction Timeframe

54 weeks

Cost Range

$35 million - $40 million

Rohrig recently completed a large-scale school development, transforming a greenfield site into what is now the new St Bonaventure’s College campus in Flagstone, Brisbane.

Design of the all-new Prep to Year 12 campus was undertaken by Macksey Rush Architects, while project management was handled by Generate Property Group, resulting in world-class educational facilities, sporting grounds and landscaping across the 77,000sqm site, utilising playful architectural forms to encourage student engagement.

Our team then embarked on the construction of seven new buildings, including a junior learning building, a middle years building, administration building, canteen and uniform shop, sports court building, maintenance building and OSHC facility. External works across the campus also included a professional-grade sports field, open-style amphitheatre, playgrounds, carpark and extensive landscaping.

 

Due to the complexity and scope of this project, we operated various teams to allow for multiple work fronts. Construction progressed concurrently, allowing for efficiency with multiple work fronts running simultaneously.

The sporting facilities required professional-grade finishes, with the sports court featuring flooring consistent with what is used at the Australian Open, with line markings suitable for volleyball, basketball, netball and badminton. The outdoor sports field also featured pro-grade turf with enhanced drainage to allow for next-day gameplay following rainfall.

Across 12 months of construction, the project was delivered on-time and with no notifiable incidents, highlighting our enduring safety focus and commitment to efficiency here at Rohrig.

We are incredibly proud to have brought St Bonaventure’s College to life, as it welcomes students for Term One this year, enhancing the growing Logan region for generations to come.