


We build the practices Australian GPs work in — from a six-room suburban clinic to a 25-consult super centre with pathology and allied health under the same roof. Thirty-plus medical centres completed across New South Wales, Victoria and Queensland.
A medical centre fitout is not a commercial office with sinks. The room count drives your billings, the corridor widths decide whether a patient on a walker can reach the treatment room, and the sterilising bench either passes accreditation or costs you a resubmission. Those decisions are made on the floor plan, months before a single wall goes up.
Doctors&Co Fitouts plans the practice around how the day actually runs: how patients arrive, where reception can see without being overheard, how a nurse moves between treatment and consult, and where pathology sits so collection traffic never crosses the waiting room.
The room count drives your billings. The corridor width decides whether a patient on a walker reaches the treatment room. Both are settled on the floor plan.

Six things that decide whether it works on opening day — every one settled before a wall goes up.






Rooms sized for an examination couch with clearance on the access side, desk, basin and the equipment your discipline actually uses — not a nominal 3×3 box repeated down a corridor.
Front of house laid out so staff can see the entry, the waiting area and the corridor mouth from a seated position, with the counter detailed so a conversation at the desk is not audible from the chairs behind it.
Positioned central to the consult wing so the trip from a consult room is short, with the bench, basin, sharps and waste set out in the sequence a nurse uses them.
A one-way bench run — receive, clean, inspect, package, autoclave, store — with no backtracking and no point where clean and contaminated instruments share a surface.
A collection room with its own door off the waiting area, sized for a phlebotomy chair, bench, fridge and the specimen handling the pathology provider requires.
Accessible and ambulant toilets built to the access provisions the Code calls up, located so a patient does not travel the length of a clinical corridor to reach one.
Three rooms from the register, photographed on completion.



Drawn from the room schedules of our completed medical centres. Pick a scale.
11 rooms shown — 6 consult plus 5 support spaces. In our register: Aberdeen · Mittagong · Kiama · Silverdale.
21 rooms shown — 13 consult plus 8 support spaces. In our register: Cranbourne West · Muswellbrook · Gap Village · Silkstone.
33 rooms shown — 21 consult plus 12 support spaces. In our register: Armstrong Creek · Bethania · Mambourin · Springfield.
37 rooms shown — 25 consult plus 12 support spaces. In our register: Liverpool · Toongabbie · Carnes Hill · Townsville.
Drawn from the room schedules of our completed medical centres. Indicative only — your tenancy, core position and discipline mix will move these numbers.
Named, because “fully compliant” on its own tells you nothing.
35 completed projects in this sector, 17,171 m² in total. Every room schedule is published.
We do not publish a square-metre rate, because the rate would be wrong for your tenancy.
Warm shell with existing services beats cold shell by a wide margin. Base-build sprinkler, hydraulic and electrical capacity decides how much of your budget goes into things nobody will ever see.
Consult rooms are the cheapest square metres in a medical centre. Treatment, sterilising, pathology and plant are the expensive ones.
Switchboard capacity, mechanical ventilation to clinical rooms, hydraulic runs to basins and the sterilising bench. On an older tenancy this is frequently the largest single line.
Whether the works are exempt, complying development or require a DA changes the programme by weeks or months before construction can start.
A refurbishment of a practice that stays open — as at Wollongong — is staged, after-hours and dust-controlled, and that carries a real cost.
Send us the tenancy and the scope. We will come back with a room schedule, a compliance read and a realistic cost range — and tell you early if the site cannot do what you need.