DCWC is committed to making a positive difference across Australia, at the local community level as well as more broadly. We support a range of educational, medical research and low socioeconomic programs, through monetary donations, scholarships and volunteering.
We also work with our clients and various industry stakeholders to develop and implement responsible and sustainable business practices.
DCWC provided services for three projects shortlisted for the AIA 2020 National Architecture Awards. Nominated across a variety of categories, the projects include: Monash University Chancellery, Melbourne University Ian Potter Southbank Centre and QUT Peter Coaldrake Education Precinct.
DCWC is pleased to announce its appointment as Quantity Surveyor for the Victorian Government’s Department of Transport (DOT) Workplace and Customer Service Centre.
Donald Cant Watts Corke (DCWC) is pleased to announce an extension of its 20 year association with the Walter and Eliza Hall Institute of Medical Research (WEHI), with a pledge to commit $100,000 over the next three years.
