20 Albert Street
20 Albert Street, Gladesville, NSW 2111, Australia
Site record date: 2026-09-28 · Photo-linked record: 2026-09-28
Site attendance and monitoring records, with a photograph of the cleared site and temporary facilities.
OPERATIONS & SITE EVIDENCE · 30 SEPTEMBER 2026
Ten projects in construction: shared operations and site evidence
One operating framework, with records from multiple sites and construction stages.
As at 30 September 2026, management confirms ten projects in construction within the AUD operating framework. Each was matched to its DingTalk register entry and recent PM progress. One original photograph per project was checked against its source-file hash and visually reviewed.
10projects in construction, confirmed by management
10reviewed original site photographs on this page
5addresses represented in the separate professional report batch
A record for each project
10 College Crescent
10 College Crescent, St Ives, NSW 2075, Australia
Site record date: 2026-09-29 · Photo-linked record: 2026-09-29
Site cleaning records, with brickwork, framing, scaffolding and site transport visible in the reviewed photograph.
6 College Crescent
6 College Crescent, St Ives, NSW 2075, Australia
Site record date: 2026-09-29 · Photo-linked record: 2026-09-29
Brickwork and site cleaning, supported by the August Dincel pour sequence, task history and preserved project agreement.
14 Wolsten Avenue
14 Wolsten Avenue, Turramurra, NSW 2074, Australia
Site record date: 2026-09-29 · Photo-linked record: 2026-09-29
Site carpentry records, earlier window-installation reporting and a project materials procurement record.
1 Toolang Road
1 Toolang Road, St Ives, NSW 2075, Australia
Site record date: 2026-09-28 · Photo-linked record: 2026-09-28
Site rendering-related reporting, with exterior work, window protection and scaffolding visible in the photograph.
12 Lennox Street
12 Lennox Street, Gordon, NSW 2072, Australia
Site record date: 2026-09-28 · Photo-linked record: 2026-09-28
Dincel wall concreting reporting, with a concrete pump and mixer truck in the site photograph.
75 Cutler Road
75 Cutler Road, Clontarf, NSW 2093, Australia
Site record date: 2026-09-29 · Photo-linked record: 2026-09-29
Water removal and concrete preparation records, with reinforcement, formwork and pipework visible in the photograph.
2026 Best Luxury Residence Award: WLRD announced AUD Build as the recipient for this project on 30 September 2026. The project remains in construction; this award is not a whole-project completion or inspection record. Award source and relationship scope.
3 Amesbury Avenue
3 Amesbury Avenue, St Ives, NSW 2075, Australia
Site record date: 2026-09-29 · Photo-linked record: 2026-09-29
Demolition reporting and planned survey/excavation sequencing, with an excavator and demolition material visible.
9 Barons Crescent
9 Barons Crescent, Hunters Hill, NSW 2110, Australia
Site record date: 2026-09-29 · Photo-linked record: 2026-09-29
Demolition, site power and access-obstruction reporting, including the effect of a broken vehicle on material removal.
306 Pittwater Road
306 Pittwater Road, East Ryde, NSW 2113, Australia
Site record date: 2026-09-28 · Photo-linked record: 2026-09-26
Dincel material-arrival reporting and site coordination, alongside a preserved demolition supplier comparison and quotation.
How the records show management in practice
Trade sequencing
3 Amesbury demolition reporting records planned survey and excavation. The 6 College case links preparation, the pour, formwork removal and waterproofing preparation with dated records.
Site issue coordination
9 Barons reporting records a blocked entrance and its effect on material removal and temporary facilities. This documents issue identification and coordination activity.
Procurement and contract records
The 306 Pittwater comparison lists six supplier options and payment-term notes. The 6 College agreement specifies written changes, monthly cost reporting and retention.
Read the operations, contract-process and inspection explanation
Questions about the evidence
How many projects are currently in construction?
As at 30 September 2026, management confirms ten projects in construction within the AUD operating framework. The review matched each project to its register entry, recent site progress and one sample original photograph.
What demonstrates shared project management?
Project register entries, site progress, photographs, design checks and procurement records use the shared PM and DingTalk environment. Project and responsibility references link the activities across the systems. Contracting and licensed responsibilities are identified for each project.
What do the photographs and site notes establish?
They document particular site activities associated with dated project records. Work descriptions come from internal site reporting; photographs were reviewed separately. They do not by themselves establish professional acceptance or completion of the whole home.
What contract and procurement records were reviewed?
A preserved 6 College services agreement scan specifies written changes, monthly cost-supported payment applications and 5% retention. The 306 Pittwater procurement comparison lists six supplier options and payment-term notes. These records establish documented requirements and review activity; actual compliance and final costs require matching executed records.
How does this relate to the professional inspection reports?
The separately reviewed batch contains 13 professional reports across five of these project addresses. Their findings retain the stated stage and component scope. Management confirmed completed-stage acceptance and rectification on 29 September 2026; whole-home completion is not claimed.
People coordination and trade sourcing: what the records establish
As at 30 September 2026, the DingTalk organisation connected to production PM has seven departments covering management, finance, administration, procurement and cost control, projects, design and marketing. Its live directory has 39 distinct member accounts. Management confirms these correspond to 39 employees of different companies within the AUD operating framework. PM holds 33 project-member assignment records across all ten projects in construction, involving 17 distinct PM user IDs. These records document functional coordination and project responsibilities. The individual employers have not been independently checked against employment or payroll records; the 39 should not be attributed to the Australian construction entity alone.
Management states that AUD’s Chinese company, 广州国铁投资集团有限公司, verified the shared DingTalk organisation because Australian-company verification was unavailable for its setup. The organisation’s Corp ID was independently matched to production PM configuration. This system link does not by itself establish corporate ownership or Australian payroll headcount.
The Australian supplier table contains 60 rows: 59 have a name and those contain 58 distinct name strings. The trade tender table holds 174 task rows, with an award date entered on 86. They show how supplier categories and project trade tasks are organised. Only one supplier row has a recent-cooperation date and one has a performance score; usual and dispatchable crew-size fields are empty. The list cannot establish how many subcontractors are engaged, qualified or ready to deploy.
Stronger project-specific examples include the six-supplier demolition comparison for 306 Pittwater, the written-change and payment-process terms for 6 College, and dated site records. Employment, signed engagements, licence scope and construction outcomes are checked against their own originals. Review the ten-project record.
Sources: production PM state snapshot, live directory in the connected DingTalk organisation and server-side DingTalk supplier and trade-tender statistics, checked 30 September 2026. Only aggregate results are published here.
How many management records were reviewed?
The complete AUD DingTalk export reviewed on 30 September 2026 contained 34 tables and 11,476 raw rows in its main data library. A narrower, named set of four construction-management tables totalled 2,527 raw rows: construction programme and labour/materials 400; IFC drawing checks 1,786; domestic-material procurement 167; trade tenders 174. Their saved export files matched the source SHA-256 receipts, and all pages reported complete with no further results.
These are table rows, not 2,527 separate site visits, professional inspections, completed tasks or homes. Some rows are templates, explanatory lines or unfinished work; the IFC and product-check tables have their own status fields. PM site diaries, original photographs, professional reports and management-confirmed stage acceptance remain distinct evidence types. The 18-project pipeline was a 27 September snapshot; the ten projects on this page were in construction as at 30 September.
Source: AUD DingTalk data-table export captured 30 September 2026 Sydney time; table IDs tSBrymP, eq0TnWy, ESnDqFx and 2Cw4w1y. Counts are as exported, not a portfolio-wide performance metric.
Sources and dates
Sources: first-party summaries authored by AUD Build; production PM records, DingTalk project entries and original photograph samples checked on 30 September 2026. Site voice transcripts may contain recognition errors and are not used to calculate completion rates. Photo dates and project associations come from system records rather than independent capture-time or location certification. Professional reports and stage-acceptance statements retain their own sources. Full contracts, internal amounts, personal details and private business datasets are not published here.
The 27 September pipeline statement of 18 projects, 11 confirmed starts and seven in preparation retains its historical date. This page records the management-confirmed in-construction count of ten on 30 September.
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- 1 Toolang Road — Skylight frame checks and plastering activities
- 10 College Crescent — Masonry, carpentry and site coordination
- 14 Wolsten Avenue — Carpentry, skylights and interior trade coordination
- 75 Cutler Road — Concrete and interior trade records
- 306 Pittwater Road — Site coordination and material deliveries
- 51 Lamorna Avenue — Road and stormwater coordination following demolition
- 6 College Crescent — Basement formwork removal and masonry
- 12 Lennox Street — Formwork and services following a Dincel pour
- 3 Amesbury Avenue — Demolition and survey preparation
- 20 Albert Street — Site preparation and monitoring
- 9 Barons Crescent — Demolition and site-access coordination