Hansen Yuncken
| Company type | Private |
|---|---|
| Industry | Construction |
| Founded | 1918 in Melbourne, Australia |
| Founder | Lauritz Hansen, Otto Yuncken |
| Headquarters | Melbourne , Australia |
Area served | Australia |
| Products | Construction services |
| Website | www |
Hansen Yuncken is a construction firm operating in Australia, established in 1918.
History
The company was initiated in Melbourne by Lauritz Hansen and Otto Yuncken. It grew by opening additional branches in Shepparton (1925), Hobart (1937), and Adelaide (1939). During the late 1960s, an office was launched in the Northern Territory. Entry into the New South Wales market occurred in 1989 through a joint venture, which subsequently became a standalone entity. Further expansions included offices in Newcastle (2006), Cairns (2007), and Townsville (2009).
Notable projects
Hansen Yuncken has delivered numerous prominent developments such as:
- New terminal at Adelaide Airport
- Bicentennial Conservatory at Adelaide Botanic Garden
- Adelaide Casino
- Extension of the Adelaide Entertainment Centre
- Main Ward Block at Alfred Hospital
- Bank of New South Wales Building
- Boyer Mill
- Coomera Indoor Sports Centre
- Council House 2
- Emporium Melbourne
- Glen Eira Sports & Aquatic Centre
- Hobart railway station
- Terminal building at Launceston Airport
- Museum of Old & New Art
- Myponga Reservoir, constructed jointly with John Holland
- Expansion of Newcastle Airport
- Orange Health Service
- Joint venture with Leighton Contractors on the Royal Adelaide Hospital
- Grandstand at Richmond Oval
- Royal Hobart Hospital
- Queensland State Netball Centre
- Sydney Coliseum Theatre
These projects reflect Hansen Yuncken’s extensive capabilities across sectors including commercial, healthcare, entertainment, and infrastructure.