Case study

A new website for Amnicon, a Victorian head contractor, that leads with the buildings: schools, childcare centres, pools and community halls, each with its own page.

Services
Web design
Development
Content management
Copywriting
Year
2026
Launch project

The challenge

Amnicon builds the places Victorians learn, gather, train and live, from childcare centres to a $12.7 million school hall. Its old WordPress site listed projects by street address with links to videos, and didn't show the scale or the range of the work.

The AIA Multi-Purpose Hall in Coburg North at dusk, its perforated facade lit gold around an arched entrance.
AIA Multi-Purpose Hall, Coburg North. Built by Amnicon

The buildings first

Every project has its own page: a film or photo first, then the facts a client asks for, in one place: sector, client, architect, value, programme and delivery. Projects group into seven sectors, from childcare to aquatic, and the projects page can be sorted.

One page per project, facts first

A site the team runs

A content studio is built in. Pages are put together from twenty blocks the team can arrange themselves, and new projects can go up as they're handed over. Twenty-three addresses from the old site redirect to their new pages, so old links still land.

The projects page and the AIA Multi-Purpose Hall page on two phones.
Projects and a project page
An indoor lap pool with red and white lane ropes in a bright, white hall.
Community Aquatic & Recreation Centre. Built by Amnicon

The result

Amnicon's new site went live on 9 August 2026, about fourteen weeks after work began, with ten projects across seven sectors. It now leads with what Amnicon is judged on: the buildings it hands over.

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