Built in 1929, the Centenary Pavilion stands as a landmark of significant cultural and community value. After the original façade was deemed structurally unsound, reconstruction became necessary to preserve the building's historic character.
Tyrone was commissioned to recreate the façade according to heritage requirements and engineering specifications. Our masonry teams executed the project with precision, ensuring the new façade both honored the original architectural design and provided modern structural integrity.
This project showcases Tyrone's expertise in heritage contexts, where we blend traditional craftsmanship with modern compliance standards to extend the lifespan of Western Australia's important buildings.
