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Norman Disney & Young’s commitment to servicing the health sector has been further strengthened by the appointment of Keith Davis to the position of Director, Health Services. Mr Davis will remain based in Melbourne, where he leads NDY Melbourne’s health team. As part of his expanded role, he will oversee NDY’s continued push into the provision of specialised building services to the health sector across Australia and New Zealand.

 
NDY’s new Melbourne office has received further praise following a commendation in the 2009 Australian Interior Design Awards. The state-of-the-art facility, which is also home to NDY’s Melbourne-based corporate staff, picked-up a prize in the corporate design category.

 
Norman Disney & Young has strengthened its NDY Risk team by appointing Sam Chiam as the group leader. Sam, who is based in Melbourne but available to clients across Australia, began at NDY in mid October 2009.

NDY Risk assists clients develop optimal risk management strategies by improving the reliability and effectiveness of internal analysis and controls. The services it offers encompass operational and business risk management across all levels within the utilities, industry, government and commercial sectors.

 
The Yellow Building has been announced as the winner of The British Construction Industry Awards 2009 Building Award.

This innovative development, described by the judging panel as a striking new local landmark, acts as the new headquarters for international retail group Monsoon Accessorize. The judges said: “Part office, part workshop, part gallery, part corporate HQ, The Yellow Building is environmentally smart, structurally light and will no doubt become Monsoon's much-loved home of the future.”