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Milestones Early Learning provides an essential service for working parents in the Brisbane Airport precinct and surrounds with quality childcare and pre-school.

The contemporary 3,421 sqm childcare centre includes dedicated spaces for children to engage in cooking, yoga, sport, performing arts and sustainability activities. 

There are also staff offices, 6 bathrooms, storage and on-site parking.

Located in Skygate, the centre is easily accessible from the major arterial roads and Gateway Motorway.
 

LifeFlight Australia is a world leader in aeromedical care providing Queensland’s leading helicopter rescue service and collaborating with the Royal Flying Doctor service to provide urgent medical care in remote areas. 

The airport facility includes fully equipped raining rooms, a medical and aircrew simulator, breakout areas and lunchroom and on-site parking.
 

Brisbane Airport worked with Journey Early Learning to develop its 4,500sqm childcare centre, based around its goals to encourage play-based learning.

The 1,456sqm centre has 7 distinct rooms for nursery, toddlers, pre-kinder, and kindergarten, that tailor the learning experience for each age.

There was a focus on the 1,495sqm outdoor area, including landscaping, raised gardens, nature play zones, water play areas and children’s play equipment.
 

Skygate Centre was developed to meet retail and office demand for a strong and growing customer base of local residents, and airport workers and visitors.

The complex offers a range of leasing opportunities, spanning commercial tenancies and retail spaces.

Skygate Centre features Queensland’s only 24/7 supermarket, and 15 specialty shops, a gym and Dan Murphy’s.

Throughout 2021, 2.2 million people attended the precinct, generating sales of more than $54 million in the 12 months to July 2021.

Global logistics provider DHL Express increased its warehousing capacity at Da Vinci Business Park to increase its operational capacity.

Expanding its existing site in the master-planned industrial zone, Brisbane Airport developed a contemporary warehouse and office that enabled greater throughput while minimising the use of energy and water.

Sustainability features of the building included LED lighting, rainwater harvesting and the use of insulating translucent sheeting on 10 per cent of the roof area.

Freight and logistics provider Bonds Transport relocated to a newly built 1,900sqm warehouse and commercial space at Export Park, allowing for unrivalled transport links and the capacity for 24/7 operations.

Bonds Transport Group leased the contemporary new space while under construction, highlighting Brisbane Airport’s excellence in transport, logistics and manufacturing developments.

In addition to the warehouse, the commercial office space can accommodate 60 employees.