Deepwater Park Pump Track
Modus delivered a custom InCube-3 SA toilet building with integrated service area for Canterbury-Bankstown Council's new Deepwater Park Pump Track in Milperra, NSW, working alongside head contractor Solutions Plus. The scope included three cubicles (one universal access suite, one ambulant and one standard) plus an internal service area for asset maintenance, engineered specifically for the site's flood-prone Georges River location. The building was finished in Colorbond Surfmist roofing with Woodland Grey trims, Windspray doors and Wood-look Aluminium Spotted Gum vertical battens that warm the facade and tie it to the park's natural setting. The InCube-3's prefabricated panel system, hot-dip galvanised structural steel, concealed cisterns, AS1428.1-compliant accessible fixtures and Class 3 fasteners deliver a low-maintenance, anti-vandal amenity built to handle heavy weekend use and the wet seasons that define this riverside reserve.
Deepwater Park sits on the bank of the Georges River in Milperra, where cyclical flooding is a defining site condition - Council explicitly factored flood risk into the project brief. Modus engaged early through our Design Consultation process to specify materials, fixings and detailing that would withstand inundation without compromising accessibility, amenity or longevity. The result is a flood-resilient public amenity building that protects council's asset investment while serving the pump track's growing community of BMX riders, skaters and scooters.
