header:not(.is-sticky) .flo-header--205, header:not(.is-custom) .flo-header--205{color:var(--scheme_1--text--default);border-color:var(--scheme_1--text--default);padding-top:3.125rem;padding-bottom:3.125rem}header:not(.is-sticky) .flo-header--205, header:not(.is-custom) .flo-header--205{background-color:var(--scheme_1--background--default)}header:not(.is-sticky) .flo-header--205 .flo-header__menu > ul > li > a, header:not(.is-custom) .flo-header--205 .flo-header__menu > ul > li > a{color:var(--scheme_1--text--default)}header.is-custom .flo-header.flo-header--205{color:var(--scheme_1--text--default);border-color:var(--scheme_1--text--default);background-color:var(--scheme_1--background--default)}.flo-header--sticky.is-sticky .flo-header.flo-header--205{color:#332F2F;border-color:#332F2F;background-color:rgba(255,255,255,1);padding-top:3.125rem;padding-bottom:3.125rem}

@media (min-width:768px) and (max-width:1024px){.flo-header--205 .flo-header__logo{max-width:14.375rem}}@media (min-width:1025px){.flo-header--205 .flo-header__logo{max-width:14.375rem}}

.flo-header-mobile{--max-logo-width:10rem;--color:var(--scheme_1--text--default);--background-color:var(--scheme_1--background--default);--sticky-color:#464646;--sticky-bgc:#FAFAF8}

@media (max-width:767px){.flo-mobile-menu{background-color:var(--scheme_1--background--accent);color:var(--scheme_1--text--accent);border-color:var(--scheme_1--text--accent)}.flo-mobile-menu__menu > li{border-bottom-color:var(--scheme_1--text--accent)!important}.flo-mobile-menu__menu > li:before, .flo-mobile-menu__menu > li:after{border-color:var(--scheme_1--text--accent)!important}.flo-mobile-menu__menu > .children-visible .flo-mobile-menu__menu-dropdown-toggle{color:var(--scheme_1--text--accent)!important}.flo-mobile-menu__menu-dropdown-toggle{color:var(--scheme_1--text--accent)!important}.flo-mobile-menu__search-wrap{color:}}

Ocean Beach Redevelopment

Project under construction

Client: Shire of Denmark / Builder: Smith Constructions / 3d Imagery: PTX Architects

Denmark’s Ocean Beach is an iconic Western Australian beach. The staged redevelopment project includes a renovated surf lifesaving clubhouse, new public amenities and kiosk, new emergency vehicle storage and expanded public realm. A new seawall protects the precinct from coastal erosion whilst the new facilities have been designed to enhance public safety and increase public amenity. The project is anticipated to be completed in October 2025.

.flo-block-gallery-view-2--631.flo-block-gallery-view-2{--img-width:calc(100% / 3);--img-gap:1.25rem;--mob-img-width:calc(100% / 2);--mob-img-gap:0.3125rem;--non-msnry-height:240px;--non-msnry-mobile-height:140px}