were not only architecturally significant, but careerdefining in terms of responsibility and risk. One such milestone was a major build in Beaconsfield—an enormous, complex home set on 15 acres, measuring roughly 1,300 square metres. While both builders had previously contributed to projects of this scale as carpenters, Beaconsfield marked the first time they delivered a build of that magnitude under their own license, managing every aspect end-to-end. It was also built during the height of COVID disruption, amplifying the difficulty of delivering on time, securing materials, coordinating trades, and maintaining workforce continuity amid restrictions and volatility. “That job was significant because it was the first one of this scale managed under our license,” Hemming explains. “We won that job, got a really good result, and proved we were capable.” 37 BUSINESS VIEW OCEANIA VOLUME 08, ISSUE 02 HEMMING & NICOLL CONSTRUCTIONS
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