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ID NUMBER |
1861 |
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ENTRY CATEGORY |
1 - Small Structures |
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ENTRANT ROLE |
Design / Engineer / Fabrication / Installation |
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PROJECT NAME: |
North Melbourne Primary School Circles |
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APPLICATION: |
School Shade Structures |
PROJECT DESCRIPTION:
The North Melbourne Primary School has unveiled an innovative vertical campus that maximises limited outdoor space through elevated play areas and creative design elements. A standout feature of this campus is the three circular shade structures, each positioned at different levels, seamlessly connecting indoor and outdoor spaces.
These vibrant orange shade structures are composed of 11.5m diameter rolled steel circles, adorned with 66 printed PVC mesh panels each.

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.

2022 LSAA Design Awards Entry #0857 M Pavilion
IDENTIFICATION NUMBER 0857
PROJECT SIZE External mesh = 370 sqm. STFE Layer = 170 sqm. Waffle roof layer = 400 sqm
ENTRANT ROLE Designer/Engineer
PROJECT NAME: M Pavilion 2022
APPLICATION OF PROJECT:
The project is the 9th installation of MPavilion (an initiative of the Naomi Milgrom Foundation) in Kings Domain, Melbourne.
The MPavilion 2022 season of free events features hundreds of local and international collaborators, spanning talks, workshops, performances, kid friendly experiences and community projects. Designed as both a temporary summer pavilion and an enduring architectural creation. At the end of the season MPavilion 2022 has been gifted to the people of Victoria and moved to a permanent home (RMIT Brunswick campus) to be engaged by the community in perpetuity, adding to the ongoing legacy and impact of the MPavilion project

2024 LSAA Design Awards Entry #3864 Whitten Oval Project
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ID NUMBER |
3864 |
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ENTRY CATEGORY |
3 Large Structures |
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ENTRANT ROLE |
Design / Engineer / Fabrication / Installation |
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PROJECT NAME: |
Whitten Oval Indoor Training Facility |
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APPLICATION: |
Tensile Membrane Roof integrated into a solid-wall building. |
PROJECT DESCRIPTION:
Whitten Oval Indoor Training Facility is an example of modern architectural materials incorporated into a high-performance sporting facility. A fully enclosed 50m x 35m building with a tensile membrane roof, rarity in Australia, the facility sets new standards for design innovation and functionality.
The multi-purpose indoor training facility, with its high-translucency PTFE fabric roof allows natural daylight into the indoor field, providing a lighting level much brighter than a traditional building with internal lights.

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