Lipman contributed to the NSW Government Flood Recovery Project at the site locations of Southern Cross University Lismore Campus, Evans Head, Coraki, plus two sites at Brunswick Heads.

This project provided 200+ temporary modular homes (also called pods) of 1, 2 and 3 bedrooms in size and caravans at the Evans Head site. Each site was completed in as little as 12 weeks in a fast-paced program. These ‘pod’ villages are supplemented by supporting infrastructure and amenities.

Once site establishment work and the connection of utilities was complete, each site was be handed over to a community housing provider, who allocated and managed the ‘pod’ communities.

Extra services provided, including a security presence and support workers and case workers to assist the tenants in recovery.

• Coraki – 59 self-contained housing units, home to approximately 240 people.
• Evans Head – 34 self-contained housing units (caravans), home to approximately 50 people.
• East Lismore (SCU) – 55 self-contained housing units, home to up to 200 people.
• Brunswick Heads (Bayside Park) – 27 self-contained housing units, housing up to 119.
• Brunswick Heads (Stan Thompson Oval) – 45 self-contained housing units, home to up to 160 people.