12/03/2026
Two projects, one team!
Most people think Projectvision Australia is either:
• a Project Manager
• a Builder
• or an Architect
But sometimes the real story is when all three come together.
Right now we are delivering two very different projects concurrently, with a combined construction value approaching $30 million.
Our involvement has spanned from:
Development feasibility → concept design → approvals → detailed documentation → construction delivery.
Working alongside a trusted group of engineers, consultants and subcontractors whom we collaborate with regularly.
The two projects could not be more different.
One is a donation-funded community facility, where construction is now revealing the final form of the building envelope.
The other is an industrial development on a steeply sloping site, where careful design unlocked significantly more usable floor area than the client originally anticipated.
2 projects.
2 very different clients.
1 INTEGRATED team delivering both.
1 idea: seeing possibility in a site and carrying it to completion.
These projects also arrive at an interesting milestone for us. This year marks 25 years since Amitav Goswami and Branko Poljak started Projectvision together.
Over that time our role in projects has gradually expanded — from advising, to designing, to increasingly shaping and delivering developments from the very beginning.
We are a small team, but together with our clients and collaborators we have been fortunate to deliver projects that have had a real impact over the years.
Projects are never delivered by individuals; they are delivered by trusted teams working closely together.
We started this journey together 25 years ago, not knowing exactly where it would lead.
Over time we built a business, but more importantly we built a partnership, a team, and lifelong friendships along the way.
And as we look ahead to the next chapter, one thing remains certain.
We started this journey together and we intend to finish it the same way. As partners who, over time, became brothers.
So, we’re curious:
For those who have built businesses or long professional partnerships, what advice would you offer when thinking about the next chapter?
