Hamilton Hill Site Works Commencement
August 20, 2019
We here at Griffin are eager to report that site works are well and truly underway on our Hamilton Hill Health Centre project. This venture, situated on Rockingham Road in Hamilton Hill, will provide the local community with a two-storey, mixed-use medical centre.
The ground floor is to incorporate a café and chemist with the first floor to have reception, office and administration, treatment room, nurse’s office, board room, staff room and 7 medical consulting rooms. The top floor of the building will comprise of 3 multi-use office spaces.
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