Yamari Ochre Signs was engaged by CPB Contractors to fulfil the hoarding and jumpform signage scope for the Pitt St Station Development Project.

The Project is split over 2 sites which both have a requirement for A & B Class hoarding as well as 3 jumpforms.

Yamari Ochre Signs has had the pleasure of working with Lendlease on the ‘Stories in the Sky’ project at Barangaroo. The initiative is all about telling the story of Barangaroo and the cultural connection to the water, land and sky. Local children have been creating artworks which we have reinterpreted as a symbol on a stencil and painted on the side of the building.

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Yamari Ochre Signs had been engaged by Defence for a number of projects including a Safe Base Project in April 2019, and more recently engaged for the Wayfinding Project which commenced in April 2020.

Wayfinding is the system of providing users with the means of finding their destination on a Defence site in an effective and efficient manner. The customer experience when visiting an unfamiliar Defence site, was seen as an area of opportunity that by working with the customer, could provide many benefits to Defence. This project focused on providing visitors who are visiting unfamiliar Defence sites, with the information they require to effectively plan their journey, as well as the tools such as maps and signage they need on the ground to successfully reach their destination.

As part of this project, Yamari Ochre produced over 180 custom signs for 34 Defence bases. The Wayfinding signs at base entrances and on-base directional signs provide visitors with points of interest such as accommodation, messes, gyms, administrative services and other facilities. Signage was produced to ensure its ability to withstand the exterior environment without fading for a long period of time, but also provides a cost effective solution to update sign information if necessary.

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Lendlease were awarded the main works contract to build Price of Whales Hospital’s new Acute services building which is part of the NSW Government’s Randwick Campus Redevelopment.

Yamari Ochre was engaged by Lendlease to produce and install three large scale banners for one of the largest jumpform to date. Our team completed the installation by use of a site crane which lifted the crew well above ground where they installed the 30 meter banners with use of a pulley system.

The spectacular artwork featuring humpback whale, Buruburi, was developed by La Perouse Aboriginal artist Jordan Ardler.

Recognising connection to place and the heritage of La Perouse Aboriginal community, the jumpform will be raised 50 meters above the site during construction.

Lendlease were awarded the contract to deliver the new Sydney Metro Martin Place integrated station development which includes the new Martin Place Station, two new buildings above the station as well as new underground pedestrian connections and improvements to the public domain.

The new Martin Place Station will deliver new metro rail services – with the ultimate capacity for a metro train every two minutes in each direction through the centre of the CBD – and will also directly link to existing suburban services at Martin Place.

Yamari Ochre was engaged by Lendlease to supply and install sail track banner for Class A & B hoarding which surrounds Castlereagh & Hunter Streets. In addition to the hoarding banner, we are also currently supplying a range of temporary site signs which will continue through the life of the project. We are due to commence further hoarding banner works on the South Site

Yamari Ochre was engaged directly by PepsiCo to supply and install a range of wide format wall graphics for their offices across Australia and NZ.

The scope included print and installation of a custom aboriginal artwork developed by Jordan Lovegrove as well as the PepsiCo Way Branding.

Fulton Hogan reached out to us to assist in the development of a custom branded training hub within the construction site compound at Albion Park Rail.

The buildings were to be used to house the engineering team conducting the Albion Park Rail Bypass construction works on behalf of RMS.

Fulton Hogan engaged a local indigenous artist Warwick Keen who developed the artwork which we converted for print and produced a vinyl wrap file that we installed onto the exterior of the building

One of the first stages of the Western Sydney Airport Development was the erection of six large advertising billboards which were positioned around the site.

Yamari Ochre’s involvement included the completion of the following scope items to ensure the successful delivery of the project.

• Brand & Messaging development
• Graphic Design
• Structural design
• Sign Fabrication
• Installation

The Wellington Rapid Build Development project involved the design and construction of a new 400 bed regional correctional centre for the Department of Justice NSW. The centre provides inmate accommodation of maximum security classification.

Yamari Ochre Signs were contracted by Hansen Yuncken to supply and install a wide range of signage solutions for the Project. Signs included Architectural, General Wayfinding, Statutory Signage and Braille. During the delivery of this project, we engaged local Indigenous sign installers through Aboriginal Employment Strategy to assist our team in the installation phase.