Working on the floors at the construction site of the Caboolture Hub, 4 Hasking Street Caboolture

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Reference numberMBPS-0026-032

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TitleWorking on the floors at the construction site of the Caboolture Hub, 4 Hasking Street CabooltureDescriptionThe construction continues on the floors of the multi-storey building known as Caboolture Hub. The tower crane is used to lift large quantities of building materials across the site. Some of the formwork for the concrete piles has been removed. The multi-storey carpark can be seen in the background. This photograph was taken on 7 December 2010 looking west from the western end of the ground floor of the Council Administration Building, 2 Hasking Street Caboolture.Date7 December 2010PhotographerSchulz, KarlCollectorMoreton Bay Regional CouncilRecord typePhotographFormat typeDigitalOriginal format colourColour

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CollectionConstruction of the Caboolture Hub, Hasking Street Caboolture, 2010-2011

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PlaceCaboolture (Qld.)Subject (keywords)construction sitesbuilding constructionconstruction equipmentconstruction materialsformworkscaffoldingcranes (machines)concrete pilespiles (construction)car parksconstruction & demolition workersskips (containers)safety fences

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