Busselton Home Shopping Centre

Becentia Consulting Engineers provided electrical engineering and drafting services for the delivery of a new 23-tenancy, 34,000 m² home shopping centre in Busselton, Western Australia. Initially engaged to deliver the electrical design and documentation for six individual tenancies, Becentia’s role expanded significantly as the project progressed. Following the successful delivery of the initial scope, the team was engaged to design the sitewide electrical infrastructure and provide electrical services design for all but two of the centre’s 23 tenancies.

The expanded scope included the main switchboard and site mains, car park and external lighting, together with lighting, power and communications services throughout the centre. Becentia delivered both base building and tenancy fit-out design, tailoring each tenancy to the specific operational requirements, standards and specifications of the individual client and lessee.

Delivered within a particularly compressed design programme, the project required fast decision-making, close coordination and a highly responsive approach. Through proactive collaboration and careful management of the design process, Becentia successfully delivered the required documentation within the project timeframe, supporting a smooth transition from design into construction.

The project demonstrates Becentia’s ability to scale quickly from individual tenancy design to coordinated, sitewide electrical infrastructure—while maintaining consistency across multiple stakeholders, tenancy requirements and concurrent design packages.

Logan Village Food Retail

Comprising of a 4-tenant food retail development including Zaraffa’s with drive-thru and Noodlebox, Becentia Consulting Engineers were engaged to provide Electrical, Communications and Lighting Engineering services for the new food retail building.



We provided base building designs for incoming power and communications services, new Site Main Switchboard, reticulation to each tenancy and drive-thru equipment in preparation for full fitout.

The project also included site wide lighting encompassing external building lighting and car park lighting. 

Norths Kallangur

Norths Kallangur initiated a project to relocate their main switchboard which, located off the underground carpark, had come close to flooding on more than one occasion. At the same time, they decided to upgrade their onsite back-up generator arrangement as the existing generator was no longer sufficient to serve the growing club.

A number of challenges faced the team as current standards meant that it wasn’t simply a matter of installing a plinth in the current location for the new board, it needed a new home, and minimizing down time was critical for a club that operates at a high capacity for near enough to 24/7. A new space was found and a plan to move over the existing circuits to minimize down time developed. Two new generators have been incorporated into the upgrade and now the club can be confident of continuous power delivery even when the mains is down.