Coordinated delivery through BIM
Butler Electrical has completed detailed Building Information Modelling (BIM) using Revit and is working closely with Kane Constructions and other trades to coordinate services across the project.
This collaborative approach ensures services are fully integrated within defined pathways and plant locations, improving quality, safety and build efficiency while delivering a more cost‑effective outcome for the builder and Council.
Delivering long‑term community value
For Butler Electrical, the appointment reflects a shared ambition to deliver smart, future‑focused infrastructure that responds to the evolving needs of councils, developers and communities.
“We’re excited to contribute to a project that will have such a positive impact on the local community,” said Darren Blake, Business Development Manager – Electrical Services at Butler Electrical. “Our team is passionate about delivering smart, sustainable solutions that support long‑term value for councils, developers, and the people they serve.”
This project builds on Butler Electrical’s strong track record in the delivery of award‑winning aquatic and leisure developments, underpinned by technical capability, collaboration and a commitment to quality outcomes.
According to Melton City Council, the Aquatic and Leisure Centre in Fraser Rise will deliver a major new community facility designed to support health, wellbeing and active lifestyles for current and future residents in Melbourne’s growing western corridor.
As construction progresses, Butler Electrical looks forward to playing its part in delivering a facility that sets a new benchmark for community‑focused design and performance.
Melton City Council is funding the multi-million-dollar project, supported by a $15 million contribution from the Australian Government through its Thriving Suburbs Program, with the facility expected to open in 2028.