2024 LSAA Design Awards Entry #6725 Bank of Indonesia Millennial Function Hall
ID NUMBER 6725
ENTRY CATEGORY 6 - International Projects
ENTRANT ROLE Designer / Installer
PROJECT NAME: Bank of Indonesia Millennial Function Hall
APPLICATION: Dome Canopy
PROJECT DESCRIPTION:
The Bank of Indonesia Millennial Function Hall ETFE dome, with a diameter of about 53 meters and spanning 2,700 square meters, is a remarkable architectural feat. Constructed from 325 ETFE cushions, the dome is celebrated for its striking appearance and excellent light transmission, allowing natural light to beautifully illuminate the space below.
APPLICATION OF PROJECT: Stadium Roofing Canopy
PROJECT DESCRIPTION:
Yarrow Stadium in Taranaki was scheduled for a major redevelopment to comply with modern earthquake regulations and ensure the venue remained fit for purpose, aligning with the grow city’s cultural and sporting needs. Following the declaration of the west stand as earthquake-prone in 2018, we were commissioned to design, engineer, and provide a lightweight fabric roof solution that would integrate with the existing structural steel of the west grandstand, also known as the Noel & Melva Yarrow Stand.
2024 LSAA Design Awards Entry - #5000 Narre Warren Metro Station- Cable Truss Ceiling Support
IDENTIFICATION NUMBER 5000
ENTRY CATEGORY (1-6) 5
ENTRANT ROLE Specialist D&C Subcontractor
PROJECT NAME: Narre Warren Metro Station- Cable Truss Ceiling Support
APPLICATION OF PROJECT: Cable Bow truss and secondary framing supporting ceiling and PID screen.
PROJECT DESCRIPTION:
How 3 Tons of Steel & Cable Replaced 30 Tons of Structural Steel: A New Era in Sustainable Infrastructure
On March 28th, 2024, the newly reconstructed metro stop at Narre Warren station, a critical junction on Melbourne’s Pakenham Line, was officially opened to the public. This station, one of the busiest along the line, had long been plagued by a hazardous and congested rail-road crossing. The recent rebuild of Narre Warren Station, now elevated above the streets in a sleek skyline crossing, is a significant achievement in the city’s ambitious Level Crossing Removal initiative.
2024 LSAA Design Awards Entry #3865 Sydney Football Stadium Roof
ID NUMBER |
3865 |
ENTRY CATEGORY |
3 Large Structures |
ENTRANT ROLE |
Design / Engineer / Fabrication / Installation |
PROJECT NAME: |
Sydney Football Stadium Roof |
APPLICATION: |
Tensile Membrane Stadium Roof |
PROJECT DESCRIPTION:
The Sydney Football Stadium Roof, completed in 2022, has joined the growing list of major international iconic stadiums featuring lightweight tensile membrane roofing. Right from the start of the design phase, the project brief emphasised the integration of key stadium elements – the Stadium Domain, Seating Bowl, Façade, and Roof – into a cohesive architectural language.
The highly visible 26,000 square metre tensile membrane roof uses Chukoh Skytop FGT800 PTFE as the primary cladding element. The lightweight PTFE membrane provides exceptional durability and strength, ensuring a 50+ year lifespan with minimal maintenance.
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