Woodside’s Pluto Train 2 project, part of the Scarborough Energy Project, required a fully serviced workers accommodation village for 2,500 workers. Spread across a constrained, rocky site, the development needed to meet both stringent performance expectations and potential future municipal takeover conditions, including a major constraint: no use of sewer pump stations.
Designs had to ensure all services, including sewer and water infrastructure, could operate within the site’s tight physical limits, shallow subsurface rock, and limited grading options — all while maintaining construction efficiency and compliance with local development regulations.
Karratha being a cyclonic region meant robust design consideration for emergency shelter, redundancy and resilience of services infrastructure to provide safe continued services to residents and meet the requirements of the region.