ATCO Light Rail Construction

About the client

ATCO is a global energy, housing and infrastructure company with more than 75 years behind it, having worked in over 100 countries with more than 20,000 people. In Australia it owns and operates Western Australia’s largest gas distribution network, with more than 14,500 kilometres of pipelines serving over 800,000 homes and businesses, alongside electricity, LPG, and investment in renewable energy and hydrogen. Its ATCO Structures business designs, manufactures and installs modular buildings, and runs one of the largest rental fleets of modular buildings in the country: site offices and amenities from single units to multi-level complexes, workforce accommodation camps, commercial modular buildings and residential housing, for industries from construction and mining to government, education and health care.

The brief

ATCO came to us to follow its work on the Gold Coast Light Rail project, from the demountable buildings being built at its Yatala factory to their arrival on site, where they were craned into place, through to the finished build. They wanted the journey captured as it happened, for a video on the construction’s progress and a showcase of the completed project.