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Building with
certainty
since 1914.

Paynter Dixon partners with clients to design and construct complex projects across Australia.

Award-winning excellence

For more than a century, our projects have been recognised with industry accolades that celebrate innovation, craftsmanship, and lasting community impact. From landmark developments to contemporary spaces, these awards reflect a legacy of excellence and a continued commitment to raising the standard in design and construction.

MBA NSW Excellence in Construction Awards 2025. $10-$20 million category. Lismore Workers Club
MBA Western REgion Excellence in Construction Awards 2024. Over $5 million category. Cooinda Aged Care. Aged Care/Lifestyle over 55's
MBA NSW Excellence in Construction Awards 2023. Up to $10 million category. St Vincent's Hospital. Hybrid Theatre and Endoscopy Suite. Health Buildings, Refurbishments.
MBA NSW Excellence in Construction Awards 2023. $8-$10 million category. Petersham RSL. Interior Fit Outs.
MBA NSW Excellence in Construction Awards 2022. $10-$15 million category. Norwest Christian College. Secondary Learning Precinct. Private Schools.
MBA NSW Excellence in Construction Awards 2022. Up to $5 million category. Lady Banks Rooftop Bar. New Hospitality building.

Our partners

Partners, RSL & Services Clubs, Clubs NSW, Clubs ACT, Leagues Clubs Australia, Payce Foundation, Thread Together, clontarf foundation, Learning Links
Partners, RSL & Services Clubs, Clubs NSW, Clubs ACT, Leagues Clubs Australia, Payce Foundation, Thread Together, clontarf foundation, Learning Links
Partners, RSL & Services Clubs, Clubs NSW, Clubs ACT, Leagues Clubs Australia, Payce Foundation, Thread Together, clontarf foundation, Learning Links
Partners, RSL & Services Clubs, Clubs NSW, Clubs ACT, Leagues Clubs Australia, Payce Foundation, Thread Together, clontarf foundation, Learning Links
Partners, RSL & Services Clubs, Clubs NSW, Clubs ACT, Leagues Clubs Australia, Payce Foundation, Thread Together, clontarf foundation, Learning Links
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When fire destroyed our building, Paynter Dixon were the ones who came in and made the site safe, and I'm very glad we kept them on to rebuild it. It wasn't a simple job. There were years of battles with council, contamination in the ground and consultants who had to be replaced partway through. Kirk and the team worked through all of it with us.

 

What I valued most was the honesty. Everything was open book, the trades were properly tendered, and a good number of them were local people, which matters to me in a town like Bowral. The brickwork is beautiful and the building sits well on Bong Bong Street. The tenants are in and trading.

 

I've been in property a long time, and I only wish I'd known about Paynter Dixon twenty years ago.

Lesie Pongrass

Director, Sharjag Pty Ltd

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Our Italian restaurant had outgrown its old Asian-themed fit-out, and we needed it transformed without losing trade. Paynter Dixon designed and delivered the refurbishment in just six weeks, staging the works so our kitchen kept serving guests the whole time. 

 

Their team worked around our trading hours and kept the site safe and secure. When issues came up, from the condition of the floor to a carpet supply problem, they already had a solution, with no impact on our budget. The project was delivered on budget, and the result exceeded our expectations. I'd happily recommend Paynter Dixon to any club.

Brian Bellomo

CEO, Guildford Leagues Club

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Paynter Dixon have demonstrated a strong understanding of our needs throughout The Palms at Riverlea project. Their collaborative design and construct approach, combined with their deep retail development expertise, has ensured a smooth and transparent process from day one.
 
The team have been proactive, solution focused, and consistently kept Walker Corporation informed and involved at every stage. We value the enjoyable partnership and look forward to future opportunities together.

Chris Emsley

Senior Construction Manager, Walker Corporation

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Paynter Dixon was responsible for the completion of detailed design and construction of six new buildings, a multi-denominational chapel, function centre, café, gatehouse, plant workshop, and maintenance facility. Each structure was carefully integrated into the park’s tranquil landscape, with the chapel in particular requiring complex design resolution to achieve a highly transparent, flexible, and acoustically controlled space suitable for multi-faith services. 

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Throughout the project, Paynter Dixon demonstrated collaborative partnership, technical excellence, sensitivity and delivery certainty. The result is a suite of facilities that not only meet CCC’s operational needs but also create a dignified, welcoming environment for all communities which is world leading. The project officially opened in April 2025, and Paynter Dixon’s contribution has been central to its success. 

Lauren Hardgrove

Chief Executive Officer, Catholic Cemeteries and Crematoria

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We’ve done a few projects with Paynter Dixon and built that trust and that relationship. Paynter Dixon understands what it’s like working in a club environment, in renovating around complex club operations, particularly here in the CBD.  It's crucial for us to to be able to preserve revenue as much as possible, and certainly we didn’t drop any revenue at all through the whole period of renovations which I think is really exceptional. Ensuring and knowing that we’re going to end up with a quality product at the end of the day that’s going to have longevity and we get value for money for that’s important.

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The refurbishment has probably had a two to three-fold impact on the club’s overall performance compared with what we were doing previously. All areas have improved. Customers have really loved what we’ve done and I think that’s proven by our numbers and our membership growth. It’s been really successful.

Angus Rimmer

CEO, Club York Sydney

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If you don’t build every building with a different builder, you form a relationship. And of that relationship, trust develops. Paynter Dixon has built up an excellent reputation amongst Christian Schools specifically, and that gave me a lot of trust that we could move forward. The relationship has actually been the building block of where we are now, which is the biggest capital project that the college has ever done.

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The vision for us was to provide excellent facilities and part of that was the bigger vision of doing it all in one building. The brief was, that we want a building that looked more modern and provide a learning space for our students receiving learning support, and an area for our staff. I think with the design we ticked all those boxes.

Dr Johan Griesel

Principal, Toongabbie Christian College

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