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FROM THE EDITOR It is with great delight that I write the Editor’s letter for the 20th edition of Outdoor Design Source. For 20 years ODS has been on the front lines of the external works industry, introducing readers to the innovative products and services of our clients and keeping everyone informed about what is happening in the world of landscaping and public space across Australia and around the globe. We are so proud to be a mainstay in a thriving industry that changes and grows every year. From our humble yet innovative beginnings 20 years ago, ODS has grown along with the industry, working hard to match the needs of our clients and our readers and represent the best the built environment has to offer. During our time, the face of ODS has moved from a purely print-based medium to a full print + digital network, forming an information service that better serves a contemporary audience. With a range of sector-targeted eNewsletters, a fully-responsive website, combined with our digital newsfeed and social media presence, all sitting on the platform of the annual print directory that started it all, ODS has never been in a better position to fully service the construction industry. Looking back through the past 20 years of ODS I have noticed the ebb and flow in development of public space. In 2018, I feel we’ve reached a zenith with regard to the quality and scope of public space. The preponderance of construction of open space projects alone is gratifying, but seeing the move toward a highly considered, ‘designed’ public realm that incorporates a variety of programs for public use is truly inspiring. No longer do we see a block of grass and a few trees or a paved square. Today’s public spaces are flexible and layered, with room for events, gathering and community celebration, and equipped with multiuse street furniture, public art and playscapes straight out of a child’s imagination. As the move toward urban living continues in Australia and in many cities around the world, and we experience greater instances of ‘vertical’ living, including our recreation spaces, the importance being placed on public space is growing. The fact that public greenspace is becoming the new ‘backyard’ for many urban dwellers is a significant trend that is no longer being overlooked. The role of the architect, designer, urban planner and landscape architect is taking on a new design-centric dimension and creating a greater understanding of the importance of the ‘user experience’. While this may not be a new concept to those in the profession, the growing recognition in the public sphere among laypeople is considerable, working to expand the external works sector and raise its profile to a wider audience, and proving the veracity of its contribution to our built environment. The global shift toward a greater understanding of what public space means to our cities and suburbs creates a greater demand in the market, with the public requiring more amenity and design professionals rising to the challenge to meet, and in many cases exceed, the expectations of the public in the creation of open space projects. The growth of Australia’s construction market is at an all-time high and the innovation and creativity being shown is truly something to be admired. A new era in public space has arrived! As our perceptions around public space flex and grow, the notion of ‘outdoor space’ or ‘nature’ is also undergoing a shift. With the changes taking place in our urban environment and the growing recognition of how important a connection to nature is, we are seeing some innovations in public space projects that not only change the way we live in urban environments but change the way we interact as a community — like building a playground inside a building in an urban environment that won’t support a direct existence in nature — bringing the outdoors inside or putting it on the roof to ensure a connection to nature and a greenspace for communal recreation. The notion that we can develop a landscaped world and meet our need to connect with nature without sacrificing the security and convenience of an urban lifestyle is testament to the creativity and non-linear thinking of design professionals today. The scope for imaginative alternatives that meet a changing environment proves their adaptability and gives us hope for a more balanced future in our cities. As always, thanks go to the whole ODS team, from our dedicated sales associates and publishers to our designers and coordinators, for everything they contribute to the creation of Australia’s premier external works resource network. With so many new and exciting innovations propelling the built environment to new heights, we hope you’ll journey with us as we embark on the next 20 years with Outdoor Design Source.
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A GATEWAY TO PLAY Taking park design to a whole new level, the team at Fleming’s has produced a neighbourhood park that does more than just ‘tick the boxes’
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here are parks, and then there are great parks! Developer Abiwood went all out to achieve a truly great park for their latest residential community, Clydevale Living in Clyde North, Victoria. Completed in May 2017, the 1.2Ha park in the Clydevale estate is undoubtedly the highlight of this exciting new community; a result of the dedicated team of landscape architects, garden designers and inhouse construction team from Fleming’s Landscapes, led by the hands-on direction of passionate horticulturalist Wes Fleming OAM.
Adopting an ‘inclusive’ approach to the creation of Clydevale Park, Wes worked in close counsel with the developer, Fleming’s design team and Casey Council to deliver a botanical oasis with ‘the lot’. After a comprehensive overview of community parks across Melbourne, Fleming noted a significant difference between parks that were seemingly unused and those that attracted crowds. He found that the most active parks in Melbourne did more than just tick the boxes on the ‘council-must-haves’ list. Pleasingly, the thing the most active parks had in common was an abundance of
greenlife that included large shade trees, lawns and garden beds. Successful parks also included proactive play equipment that transcended age ranges, catering to everyone from tots to teenagers, and facilities for adults, families and singles alike, allowing for multiplatform activity to occur in a natural and inclusive way. These findings helped the Fleming’s team develop a plan to ensure Clydevale offered a park for all people that was rich with greenery, which studies show improve health and wellbeing generally. From the moment of its completion,
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"There are parks, and then there are great parks!" families and children from miles around have thronged to enjoy Clydevale Park’s interactive play equipment. The playground — for tots to teens — offers a huge sandpit with a hidden dinosaur, ball playing zones, swings, natural rock climbing walls, a look-out tower, waterplay area and more. The real hero of the park is the Hyde Park-inspired gardens with picnic grounds capped by a modern multipurpose amphitheatre. Fleming’s brought dimension and interest to the flat expanse of land with the addition of the amphitheatre and a look-out hill. The sweeping amphitheatre is an attractive space to sit and relax, as well as a place for an open-air cinema, or a makeshift stage for community events (already in the planning with council). Using his renowned ‘green thumb’ and skill for design, Wes Fleming made a bold statement with his choice of advanced London Plane trees (Platanus x acerifolia) pleached to ‘umbrella’ forms, which in time will grow to provide a unique natural shade canopy around the barbecue/ entertaining area. The entire perimeter of the park is bordered by advanced ornamental trees, the standout being a 50m-long archway of Parrotia persica. Indian Summer Crepe Myrtle (Lagerstroemia indica x faurie) will be a knock-out in summer with striking blooms pedestrians will love to meander through. And one of Fleming’s new tree species is also on show, Nyssa sylvatica ‘Forum’, which will shine in autumn with fire-bright leaf-turners. Street furniture throughout the park is solid and contemporary in design, built to
stand the test of time. Shade structures balance soft and hard materials, with creepers trained to grow over the wood and steel structures to soften the whole effect and deepen the shade provided. A true standout in the park is a striking feature sculpture designed by Wes Fleming. The form of the sculpture was purposely mirrored in accent furniture, such as the swing frame, throughout the park to provide continuity and complexity of design. Clydevale Park encourages active participation, with wide paths ideal for walking, jogging, and bike riding, and exercise equipment for adults, while passive play equipment such as wooden animals serve as climbing structures or seats for children. Developer Abiwood has been astounded with the level of detail and finish within the park and Fleming’s willingness to go above and beyond throughout the consultation process. Not only did Fleming’s nail the brief, they exceeded it in every way, delivering an outcome the entire community is already proud to call their own. Scope of works undertaken by Fleming’s includes: • Landscape architecture and garden design • Plant growing • Plant source and supply • Installation and ongoing maintenance • Feature sculpture design • Play equipment design • Hard landscape construction and installation • Drainage solutions • Advice and consultation
CONTACT Fleming’s Group of Companies P 03 9756 6105 E mail@flemings.com.au W www.flemings.com.au PROJECT PARTICULARS Project Clydevale Park Location Clyde North, Victoria Client Abiwood Pty Ltd Landscape Architect Fleming’s Landscapes Plant Source & Supply Fleming’s Nurseries Installation & Maintenance Fleming’s Landscapes Construction Fleming’s Landscapes
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AN INCLUSIVE DESTINATION The Rosebud playspace is a community zone that supports inclusive engagement for all locals and visitors to the area
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he all-abilities playground on the Mornington Peninsula’s Rosebud foreshore was constructed to cater to the growing community, and as part of Council’s Destination Rosebud campaign to attract more tourism to the area. The campaign was designed to encourage and elevate the level of use of the area and provide locals with a muchneeded playspace. The junior playspace at Rosebud focuses on sensory and imaginative play while senior areas provide a range of age specific challenges. There are large and small mounds for climbing, bank slides, swings, a flying fox, balance beams and a rope haul. An outdoor classroom, various shelters and garden beds also encourage social activities and adventure for all visitors. The Rosebud Foreshore playspace is inspired by the Mornington Peninsula’s unique geography and landscape. It
incorporates a nature-based theme with a natural pallet of materials. This innovative and fun foreshore playspace caters for a range of ages and abilities, and aims to inspire and excite with an array of accessible play options, including paths throughout the ground level, ramps to shelters, a basket swing, and tactile gardens to explore. Rising above the playground is a rocky mountain form that incorporates a selection of fun and challenging routes between the top and bottom. A metal slide snaking down to ground level provides a quick way down, while soft mounds offer challenging obstacles in the climb back to the top, together with steps, rope nets and rope lines. For smaller adventurers, a lower section features a smaller metal slide and a single flying fox with disk seat. In front of the mountain sits a ring of play equipment that includes a bird’s
nest swing, four standard swings, a big carousel to spin on — to test out the laws of centrifugal force — a tunnel, narrow metal slide, and lots of rocks and stepping stones made from logs and concrete for climbing and exploring.
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making it ideal for marine foreshores, the A Series barbecue is a truly inclusive amenity that makes cooking in the park a communal activity. Additional custom barbecue units with blue stone surrounds, to complement the overall natural palette and materials used in the park, were also installed. The Rosebud foreshore playground caters to all members of the growing local community as well as visitors to the area, and with the installation of a Christie A Series all-access barbecue, is an inclusive space for community engagement.
”Christie’s A Series barbecue is a truly inclusive amenity that makes cooking in the park a communal activity.”
CONTACT Christie P +61 039 708 E sales@dachristie.com W www.dachristie.com PROJECT PARTICULARS Client Mornington Peninsula Shire Council Designed by HASSELL Installation Glascott Landscape & Civil Play Equipment Playrope Barbecues Christie
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A SENSORY EXPERIENCE The first of its kind in Australia, Lions Park is a multi-sensory playspace inspired by the work of Leonardo da Vinci
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ladstone in Queensland is now home to a unique play experience that is a first of its kind in Australia. A people-first design, Lions Park is an all-inclusive sensory playspace that meets the needs of all ages and abilities, influenced by a nature-meetsindustry aesthetic. Wanting to upgrade the existing facilities from the passive recreation space it had become into a highly engaging environment, in 2016 Gladstone Regional Council commissioned a Masterplan for Lions Park, seeking community involvement to ensure a range of facilities were provided to meet the needs of the region. With $3.5M in funds allocated to the project, the resulting facility exceeded all initial expectations for the space.
Focusing on the seven senses (hearing, sight, smell, taste, touch, vestibular and proprioception) Lions Park goes beyond accessibility, designed to cater to children and adults with sensory processing disorders, auditory processing disorders, visual impairment, Down syndrome, autism, cerebral palsy, muscular dystrophy and spina bifida. JW Concepts worked as the landscape architect, in close collaboration with Struxi Design, Playscape Creations and Gladstone Regional Council, to design and oversee construction of the project. The brief called for the existing playspace to be dismantled and refurbished with a higher level of embellishment that would explore the interplay of industry and nature, and represent the industrial
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elements of Gladstone’s regional centre as a port town through play. According to Playscape Creations, suppliers of the park’s play equipment, the park’s layout is based on the interaction of cogs, with interlocking zones of activity that accommodate a wide range of allaccess activities, including swing and spin opportunities, action zones, water play spaces and nature play adventures that promote a connection to the natural elements onsite. A particular favourite in the park is the Five-way Swing Zone, which allows up to five people to swing together, encouraging interactive play and a shared experience. Concrete walls that reflect the industrial nature of Gladstone act as space dividers for the different play areas. The park also provides a connection to the natural edge of Police Creek and establishes a connection between the commercial/ retail zone and the park. A series of formal and informal paths create a narrative through the park, linking the active, passive and natural sectors of the space. In addition, furnished seating areas were established in order to encourage passive enjoyment of the park. Established trees and plants such as Nardoo waterlilies, sedge grass, paperbark trees and eucalypt stands encourage local wildlife from the nearby creek to stick around. The existing natural environment informed elements of the park’s design, promoting visual and sensory experiences by utilising natural forms for the sculptural and functional play structures. While existing trees needed to be removed to accommodate the new facility, additional plantings were added that will provide ample shade in time. In the meantime, soaring shade towers, reminiscent of Leonardo da Vinci’s Gyrocopter design, protect park users from the elements. An outstanding effort on the part of all involved, Lions Park is a new benchmark for public playspaces that offers the hope of inclusion to all sectors of the community.
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“Lions Park is a new benchmark for public playspaces that offers the hope of inclusion to all sectors of the community.”
CONTACT JW Concepts P 07 3856 0233 W www.jwconcepts.com.au PROJECT PARTICULARS Landscape Architect JW Concepts Project Managers HNK Project Management Playground Equipment Playscape Creations Building Design Struxi Design
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THE AURA OF SUCCESS A large-scale residential development raises the bar for integrated playspaces with the custom statement Aura Treehouse project
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“Imagined as a ‘forbidden forest’, Aura Treehouse is a vivid splash of colour on the landscape.”
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ura Estate on the Sunshine Coast is the largest single-owned masterplanned community ever undertaken in Australia, and the nation’s largest wetland rehabilitation and stormwater treatment project. With over 20,000 new homes on the slate, Aura Estate is on track to become the country’s largest 6-star Green Community. Conceived by Stockland Developments, Aura Estate has over 700 hectares designated for rehabilitation and conservation, but they haven’t forgotten their littlest residents either. Located within the estate, Aura Treehouse is a custom statement playground delivered by Urban Play and furnished with quality play equipment from global playground manufacturer KOMPAN. Imagined as a ‘forbidden forest’ where children can climb, hide, explore and imagine, Aura Treehouse is a vivid splash of colour on the landscape. A destination playspace that underscores the lifestyle brand of the estate, the play structures were realised by KOMPAN Design Studio (KDS) in collaboration with Urban Play. KDS is a special unit that focuses on creating totally new, innovative play structures and solutions that are tailor made to meet specific project requirements. The KDS unit is comprised of engineers, designers and landscape architects to create bespoke play structures that are structurally sound and provide high play value. The central component of the Aura playspace is a large scale central tree tower that stands 11.5m off the ground with a custom-designed cabin nestled among the branches — the largest tower and cabin combination KDS have designed to date. Realised as a four dimensional climbing tower, the treehouse offers 360 degree views.
A curvy stainless-steel slide extends from the main ‘tree’ to carry climbers back down to ground level. A rope bridge connects the largest tower to a second treehouse where an additional slide gives kids another means to reach the ground. And if that isn’t enough, a Corocord rope net offers yet another climbing opportunity. Adorned with brightly hued leaves, the treehouse offers multiple points of entry and access to the varied climbing routes. The elevated perch of the cabins gives children a bird's-eye view of the area and encourages a connection with nature from its leafy canopy, equating to immense play value for little explorers and keeping them active and challenged for hours on end. Geared to children of all ages and abilities, the Aura Treehouse offers a wide variety of activities. The use of texture played a major part in the project’s development, with the equipment a combination of galvanised steel, Corocord rope, Robinia organic wood and rubber membranes.
In addition to all the climbing challenges, a Birds Nest swing was also installed. This unit allows children of all abilities and ages to swing alone or in a group. A considered strategy on behalf of Stockland, the integration of top-quality playgrounds into their sales centres is a persuasive point of difference that entices young families to new estate projects. The Aura Treehouse, Queensland’s first four-dimensional custom-designed treehouse, is already proving to be a successful endeavour in building the Aura community. CONTACT KOMPAN Australia P 1800 240 159
E sales@kompan.com.au W www.kompan.com.au/ods PROJECT PARTICULARS Client Stockland Playground Equipment KOMPAN Landscape Architect Place Design Group Playground Installation Urban Play
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WELCOME MAT
A series of decorative road murals serve as a unique Welcome Mat to the City of Unley in South Australia
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s part of their goal to create a vibrant city that reflects the culture, diversity and lifestyle of its community, the City of Unley, South Australia, sought a team of creatives to develop a series of artistic road murals known as the Welcome Mat project. The significant public art works were created utilising a decorative asphalt surfacing system designed specifically for high traffic areas and established an art trail that reflects the spirit of Unley. The colourful murals start on the centre section of one of the City’s main roads (Goodwood Road) and branch out into a series of side streets (Florence, Rosa, Lily, Gilbert, Victoria and Surrey Streets). Resplendent with an array of motifs and designs, the murals feature books, trees and ferns, birds, clouds, musical notes, bookcases with well-
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known titles, as well as plates, forks, cups and stars in a vibrant display of colour. A major community undertaking, the project was a collaborative endeavour between MPS Paving Systems Australia, Creative Pavements, Artist Ellen Schlobohm and the City of Unley. Reminiscent of the artistic practice of papercutting, the artistic vision for the works involved strong imagery developed using positive and negative space. “The designs I created for the project capture this, with each street touching on a different aspect of Goodwood Road and celebrating the community that surrounds it,” says Ellen. While the tree on Rosa Street is “reflective of the growth of Goodwood as well as its longevity”, Lily Street “celebrates the rich culinary experiences Goodwood has to offer”, according to the artist. These bold designs were achieved utilising the DuraTherm™ asphalt surfacing system from MPS Paving Systems Australia. A decorative surfacing product, DuraTherm™ is a thermoplastic material installed flush into imprinted asphalt that is specifically designed for hightraffic areas such as crosswalks and intersections. It is quick to install and will maintain its vibrancy for many years, making the Welcome Mat project a viable long term community initiative for the City of Unley. Installed by Creative Pavements, the transformation of the local area brought colour and life into the region around Goodwood Road. The public spaces, sidewalk cafes, local facilities and entertainment venues were tied together with each new mural that was completed, reclaiming space for pedestrians and unifying the area through relevant themes.
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"Not only did the colourful additions improve the vibrancy of the area, they created a new vernacular with which visitors and locals can engage with the space." Not only did the colourful additions to Goodwood Road and its surrounding streets improve the vitality of the area, they created a new vernacular with which visitors and locals can engage with the space. The City of Unley’s goal to “encourage community creativity, enhance public places and increase the number of public art installations across the City” has been exceeded with the completion of the Welcome Mat project.
CONTACT MPS Paving Systems Australia P 03 9707 0077 E admin@mpspaving.com.au W www.mpspaving.com.au PROJECT PARTICULARS Location Goodwood Road, Unley SA Client Unley Council Duratherm Supplier MPS Paving Systems Duratherm Installer Creative Pavements Artist Ellen Schlobohm
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LET THERE BE LED
An eco-friendly lighting project in Bundaberg is doing its bit to support turtle breeding in this well-known Australian destination
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coastal town in the Bundaberg region, Bargara is less than 10 minutes from Mon Repos, Bundaberg’s premier turtle sanctuary. Boasting some of Australia’s most stunning coastline, Bargara helps to support a thriving tourism economy. A favourite holiday destination, the Bundaberg area is known for offering spectacular diving and snorkelling, and views of the annual humpback whale migration. In addition, this beautiful region is home to mass turtle hatchings every
year. This incredible wildlife experience is attended by thousands of tourists and residents annually. In response to community requests for improved public space lighting along the town’s coastal pathway, Bundaberg City Council, aware of its environmental responsibilities, commissioned Orion Solar to install solar-powered LED lighting along the esplanade between Nielson Park and Clarke Street. What makes this lighting project so special is the lights are turtle-friendly!
In accordance with the project brief, 15 lights were installed along the route, with provisions for additional lighting to be added at a later date should it prove necessary. Replete with variable intensity adjustment capabilities, the IPL Integrated Architectural Area Lights supplied by Orion Solar run from dusk till dawn at variable luminosity to reduce impact on the surrounding environment. “[The lights] run at 100 percent intensity for the first few hours after
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“Council is striving to meet the balance required between community safety and ensuring a care factor for the turtles that are iconic to our region.” dusk and again just before daylight, but operate at 30 percent intensity for the remainder of the night,” states Council Roads and Drainage portfolio spokesman Cr Wayne Honor. “Council has a strong focus within its lighting programs to incorporate environmentally sustainable technology and in this instance the lighting is turtlefriendly, solar-powered LED lighting.” A popular route between the Bargara caravan park and town centre, the esplanade is used for recreation activities like walking and cycling and also provides access to the beach, where turtle hatching can be viewed. “Council is striving to meet the balance required between community safety and ensuring a care factor for the turtles that are iconic to our region,” claims Divisional representative Cr Greg Barnes. Prior to installation, the subject of low-glow turtle-friendly lighting was explored at community meetings, with expert advice sought from international turtle expert Dr Blair Witherington, to ensure the project would meet the needs of the whole community. Key features of the lighting units installed include 100 percent sustainability, solar power, and amber in hue — one of the things that makes them turtle-friendly. In addition, the lights include variable intensity dimming and only project onto the ground where illumination is required. This assists in cutting down on ambient glow to the surrounding area. A cost-saving feature for Council, the lighting units have a low installation cost as no trenching for cables is required. There are almost no ongoing running costs, and, being solar, they are not affected by power outages. Attractive and slender in design, the lighting units complement the surrounding landscape rather than overpowering it. The solar panel, electronics, batteries and luminaire are all contained within the light head, making for a compact and attractive self-contained unit. Meeting all the requirements specified by Council, the Bargara pathway sustainable, turtle-friendly lighting project has proven a great success with all members of the Bundaberg community.
CONTACT Orion Solar Pty Ltd P 07 5559 1666 E richard@orionsolar.com.au W www.orionsolar.com.au
PROJECT PARTICULARS Location Bundaberg, Bargara QLD Client Bundaberg Regional Council Design & Installation Orion Solar Pty Ltd Lighting Supply IPL Light & First Light Technologies Pole Supply Wagners CFT
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THE POWER OF PLACEMAKING
A historic civic square in Poland gets activated by an innovative collection of flexible designer street furniture
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roving the persuasive power of street furniture in public space activation, an underutilised courtyard in Poznań, Poland was given purpose and function through the integration of a series of moveable “living lounges”. Having undergone many incarnations throughout its long history, from a community gathering space to an uninspired parking lot, the latest incarnation has brought this courtyard back to community gathering space, with even greater functionality. A series of landscaped benches has transformed the area into a garden oasis, street cafe, community public square and formal performance space. A growing trend in the creation of public spaces worldwide is the notion of multi-use functionality. Given the diverse cultural and social needs of many an urban population, public spaces are now required to provide a range of amenities and programs to meet
a plethora of community requirements. Street furniture is one way in which to achieve effective placemaking. Placemaking is the “multi-faceted approach to the creation and management of public spaces that capitalises on community assets to intentionally develop spaces to promote social interaction and individual wellbeing”. Good placemaking encourages social interaction on a community level. The Poznań project achieves this through the integration of flexible and multifunctional street furniture, activating the space with an intimacy and cosiness contrary to its urban interior. Designed and implemented by Atelier Starzak Strebicki, a Poland-based architecture and design firm, the public realm furniture injects greenspace elements into a moveable framework to create “living lounges” that can be rearranged to create formal or informal gathering spaces, or into an
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"The public realm furniture injects greenspace elements into a moveable framework to create 'living lounges' that can be rearranged to create formal or informal gathering spaces." amphitheatrical arrangement to form performance and event areas. Originally containing no elements that encouraged the public to gather and engage, the Old Town square was populated with Starzak Strebicki’s flowerbed seating, originally as a big round bench around a central flower bed. The additions resulted in increased use by those encountering the space. No longer was the square just a place to pass through but rather it had become a place to linger and relax. With places to sit, a green outlook and a series of activities in which to partake, traffic to the area has greatly increased and the space is now a genuine community asset. Atelier Starzak Strebicki’s installation effectively demonstrates the growing desire of cities to incorporate more greenspaces into urban centres, without the sometimes problematic need for large-scale infrastructure works. PROJECT PARTICULARS Location Poznań, Poland Client City of Poznań Designer/Architect Atelier Starzak Strebicki Photography Mateusz Bieniaszczyk and Atelier Starzak Strebicki
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A GRANDE REVIVAL
A rehabilitation project in Springfield Lakes has overhauled an under-maintained drainage corridor to restore effective water runoff and protect the lake system
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pringfield Lakes is Australia’s largest masterplanned community. Situated in the City of Ipswich, Queensland, the residential development is home to over 15,000 people. Specifically located to reduce growth along the Brisbane-Gold Coast Corridor, Springfield Lakes is a series of ‘villages’ that form community neighbourhoods. In late 2017, Evolve Environmental Solutions was commissioned to work alongside Shadforths Civil Contractors to rehabilitate and repair the Grande Avenue drainage corridor abutting the Springfield Lakes development. An existing gully within the topography of the region, the corridor was part of the natural landscape prior to construction, with the development
built on the surrounding ridge lines. Due to limited waterway management the Grande Avenue corridor, a major water conveyance mechanism, had become heavily infested with common weed species and rubbish, impacting the effective operation of the system. The water carried by the Grande Avenue gully makes its way into the broader lake system that sits at the centre of the development. As a conveyance mechanism it plays a part in cleaning, slowing and generally managing water across the entire system. Without rehabilitation, water runoff would have had to find its way into the creek systems in other ways, meaning untreated water would have entered the broader Springfield Lakes scheme.
Owing to the need to ensure the efficient operation of water management systems across the site, Evolve Environmental Solutions undertook weed management followed by bank stabilisation using matting and mulching processes, stabilised by extensive tree planting. Initial works required extensive weed removal, maintained with regular follow up treatments to ensure long term success within the area. Difficulties encountered on the project arose from tough terrain and the steepness of the batters, requiring the Evolve team to utilise their skill working with ropes to combat the height issues. After successful weed treatment, the Evolve team worked to stabilise the receding earthworks, ensuring long term
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“As a conveyance mechanism (the corridor) plays a part in cleaning, slowing and generally managing water across the entire system.�
viability by installing coir mesh to the exposed batters. Being part of an active creek system, these types of works can be impacted by encroaching weather events. Advanced planning for the Springfield project took the possibility of climate fluctuations into consideration, managing expectations to ensure the client was aware of all possible outcomes. The knowledge and experience of the Evolve Environmental team minimised potential risks throughout the entire project, enabling successful planting into the steep batters at the right time, with a high plant establishment and survival rate. The use of coir matting on this project assisted with plant establishment, contributing to a longer than average life expectancy and overall success as an environmental solution for the project. A contract with Evolve Environmental Solutions for ongoing maintenance of the Grande Avenue drainage corridor project will ensure continued efficient operation of this essential waterway. CONTACT Evolve Environmental Solutions Pty Ltd P 07 3124 7200 E info@evolveenvironmental.com.au W www.evolveenvironmental.com.au PROJECT PARTICULARS Client Lendlease Landscape Contractors Shadforths Civil Contractors Plant Supply PlantUp Erosion Control Supplies Polyfabrics
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A GROWTH OPPORTUNITY Fully embracing the value of landscape design, the Lomandra estate developers pursued a bold plan that netted winning results
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onvincing developers to spend more money than usual on residential landscaping is usually a tough ask — and the answer is most often “No”. Urban Land Development (ULD) however embraced the notion of going first class in the development of the Lomandra estate, and never looked back. Engaging Fleming’s Landscapes to deliver something above the standard for their Romsey development was a top priority for ULD; and the final result speaks for itself. A result UDIA Victoria obviously agreed with, as they awarded Lomandra the Best Residential Estate Under 250 Lots in 2017. While regional development in locations such as Romsey often suffer from reduced budgets compared to their metropolitan counterparts, Lomandra benefited from a bolstered landscape budget, which has made all the difference.
UDIA attributed the pivotal success of Lomandra to the high level of landscaping and the recreational facilities offered within the development, which include: mod-grass tennis court, AFL, soccer and basketball goals, and an extensive playspace. Working closely with the developer, Fleming’s saw the potential of Lomandra from the outset and developed a plan that would increase the appeal of the estate early on in construction. Very mature 150L street trees — double the usual size — were planted throughout the street network, offering instant appeal but also giving the streetscape an advancement that will stand the test of time. As part of the plan to ensure every possible avenue in the estate included a tree, ULD agreed to let Fleming’s plant as many trees as possible within council guidelines. As a result, the canopy cover in Lomandra will be double that of many
of its counterparts, producing a visually green, highly attractive community that will add to potential resale values and the overall value of the community. Such landscaping measures not only increased day-to-day sales and garnered awards in the present, according to Fleming’s Director Wes Fleming, they will also serve as the legacy for future generations. “While some may argue the increased focus on greenlife and landscape features is for the benefit of the developer, with increased sales values per lot, we argue that ultimately we are delivering better value on the landscape, which will only appreciate as it matures. “Buildings and other hard materials are often at their best the day they are completed, but by increasing the budget for soft landscaping features like mature street plantings and the like, they will
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get better as they grow and mature. The result will be better street appeal, properties are more likely to be tightly held and appreciate better in value with age,” claims Wes. Under Fleming’s guidance, the estate developers were also willing to accept seeding grassed areas that were of high visual impact within the development — after Fleming’s trialled various avenues to discover the best option for grassing the area. The trials indicated that spending more on site preparation and seeding, including adding Hydrocell, as opposed to rolling out turf, was the best outcome and provided the least impact on water usage. The other focus of the landscape was to ensure a diverse selection of facilities that catered to a wide cross-section of ages. Large open space areas offer zones for multi-purpose and all-age play in addition to active and passive uses. When asked about the project, ULD claim it was the “one percenter” additions that made all the difference to Lomandra, elevating it from an ordinary development to an extraordinary one. Items like the shared pathway surrounding the playground, which include counting features such as circles and sleeper combinations that provide a fun and relational way of learning, are one example of how this estate rises above. Another is the granite rock retaining walls. Not only do they stand in nicely as Aussie Rules goals, they also form an informal seating area that maximises the useable space — just some of the special Fleming’s touches that help make Lomandra stand out from the crowd. Scope of works undertaken by Fleming’s includes: • Complete landscape construction and installation • Streetscape landscaping • Parks landscaping • Plant source and supply • Installation • Ongoing maintenance • Drainage solutions • Advice and consultation CONTACT Fleming’s Group of Companies P 03 9756 6105 E mail@flemings.com.au W www.flemings.com.au PROJECT PARTICULARS Project Lomandra Estate Location Romsey, Victoria Client Urban Land Developments Landscape Architect Fleming’s Landscapes Plant Source & Supply Fleming’s Nurseries Installation & Maintenance Fleming’s Landscapes Construction Fleming’s Landscapes
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"ULD claim it was the 'one percenter' additions that made all the difference to Lomandra, elevating it from an ordinary development to an extraordinary one."
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SITTING PRETTY A new luxury residential development in Armadale exudes elegance and refinement
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“The new neighbourhood is inspired by the local environment, creating a 'village within a village' scenario.”
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n inner region of Melbourne, south east of the city centre, Armadale is a thriving suburb with a growing population. It is in this location that Lendlease has erected a new luxury residential precinct known as Toorak Park. Adjacent to the railway station, Toorak Park boasts the construction of 448 apartments and 18 townhouses, divided across four leafy quarters. With residences ranging in size from 49m2 to 145m2 with 1-3 bedroom apartments, Toorak Park offers young families and professionals “superbly crafted living” with close proximity to the city, local amenities, and public transport, all with a relaxed suburban lifestyle. Situated alongside the suburb of Toorak — long regarded as Melbourne’s most affluent suburb — Armadale is considered one of the area’s most desirable suburbs. A modern style “underpinned by an appreciation for quality and longevity”, Toorak Park is the result of a collaboration between Lendlease, architects Denton Corker Marshal, interior designers Carr Design Group, and landscape designers Tract. The new neighbourhood is inspired by the local environment, creating a “village within a village” scenario. One third of the site space has been dedicated to open space, with lushly landscaped communal gardens and a tree-lined boulevard providing direct access to Toorak railway. A signature style of elegance, refinement and practicality has been carried throughout the entire development, inside and out. The extensively landscaped site, envisioned by Mike Stokes, director of landscape architecture at Tract, has delivered a seamless design that includes a series of sculpted balconies, terraces
and common walkways using pavers supported by Buzon Screwjack Pedestals from Pasco Construction Solutions. Invaluable in the construction of raised floors, Buzon pedestals proved to be the perfect solution for creating level courtyards, terraces and other hardscaped floors throughout the Toorak Park project. De Fazio Tiling Projects were engaged to install approximately 10,000m2 of 600mm x 600mm granite and bluestone pavers on Buzon pedestals, ranging from 50mm to 150mm in height. Buzon pedestals support external surfaces to allow a seamless flow between indoor and outdoor horizontal surfaces. They prevent water ponding and comply with requirements for the finished ground level to step down and fall away from the building. A fully adjustable and patented solution for sloping substrates, Buzon pedestals create a flat stable surface between heights of 17mm to 1070mm to conceal mechanical, electrical and plumbing services, while providing easy access for maintenance of waterproof membranes. Buzon pedestals reduce the weight bearing loads on concrete slabs, by eliminating screeding, sand/cement beds for pavers and tiles, and improve structure-borne impact noise resistance in multi-storey buildings. Buzon pedestals also have solid sustainability credentials. They are manufactured from 80 percent recycled polypropylene and are 100 percent recyclable. Designed, manufactured and tested in Belgium, Buzon pedestals have been used on projects all over the world for over 30 years and now includes Toorak Park among its many successes.
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LITTLE LEARNERS, BIG ADVENTURES
Storming the local learning environment, Art Dinouveau has created a wonderland of exotic creatures for the Little Learners of South Morang
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he Little Learners Early Education centre in South Morang, Queensland, takes play very seriously. Dedicated to tailoring a child’s education to suit individual needs, the team at Little Learners strive to provide a happy, safe and nurturing learning environment — which is why they contacted Art Dinouveau to create a playspace that underscores their educational ethos. As one of the largest early learning centres in Australia, Little Learners sets the benchmark in innovative early education playspaces. The visionary owners, Davin and Aaron, approached Art Dinouveau with a design brief for creating a unique, nature-focused play and learning space for the 280 children
attending their centre. Populated by dinosaurs, turtles, bugs and more, the resulting nature-inspired playspace is big on imagination, big on playfulness, and best of all big on helping to create exciting outdoor adventures. Art Dinouveau has been creating playspaces populated by imaginative and detailed sculptural play equipment and botanical concept furniture for over 20 years. Based on a desire to foster creativity and provide an inclusive play experience, Art Dinouveau creates magical worlds for children to step into and engage in imaginative, unstructured play. Utilising their Art for Play range of interactive sculptures, which can be combined in myriad ways, Art Dinoveau
populated the engaging playspace at Little Learners with a menagerie of caterpillars, snails, ants, frogs and ladybirds. There’s even a ferocious T-Rex — comically restrained by a tiny fence — and an ancient sea turtle with obliging footholes that allow children to scale his colourful shell. A Gum Leaf Pod House and Gum Blossom chairs, together with a Hollow Log climber and tunnel round out the space. Mindful of the importance of the end user in any playspace, Art Dinouveau focuses on creating industry-compliant projects that meet the highest standards. To that end, the Little Learners playspace is surrounded by colourful EPDM rubber to ensure the utmost
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safety for all adventuring explorers. In addition, each magical sculpture is crafted from heavy-duty fibreglass and finished in durable polyurethane paint with a protective graffiti-proof varnish to ensure they will remain safe, vibrant and usable for years of play. The Little Learners playspace is interactive, educational, and celebrates nature in a fun way. Children have ample room within the playspace for guided group activities or they can engage in unrestrained play to develop their climbing and motor skills. At the end of playtime, the space becomes a whimsical area for children to gather around and eat lunch in the toadstool garden. Pulling out all the stops, Art Dinouveau has created a magical wonderland that will engage and delight little learners for years to come. CONTACT Art Dinouveau P 07 3289 0165 W www.artdinouveau.com PROJECT PARTICULARS Location South Morang, Queensland Client Little Learners Early Education Natural Play Elements Art Dinouveau
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INSPIRED LOCAL LIVING Harcrest Central Park utilises a commuity approach to ensure sustainable living for this masterplanned development
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arcrest Estate, a masterplanned community located in Wantirna South in Melbourne’s east, is a contemporary development where “amenity, parks and landscaping have been carefully planned to maximise lifestyle”. With the goal of sustainability a top priority for this development, Harcrest aims to set a benchmark for sustainable living. A large part of that plan was the development of recreation space Harcrest Central Park. Constructed by PTA Landscapes, the previously undeveloped section of land was crafted into a 26,000m2 functional park to be enjoyed by local residents and members of the wider community. This large public space is located just off the main entrance boulevard and features a manmade lake at its centre. Containing play and recreation zones, structural pavilions, platforms, boardwalk, and surrounding greenscape, Harcrest Central Park is a strong feature of this growing community.
“With a plethora of consciously crafted and expertly executed amenities, Harcrest Central Park is the crown jewel at the centre of this sustainable living development.” Being such a key component of the estate, the recreation space needed to incorporate a variety of functions and amenities. A range of hard surfaces, from timber to brick to concrete, were employed across the area to accommodate a variety of activities. The use of brick to create pathways leading to the main pavilion was a deliberate choice, becoming the connecting material featured in other parts of the estate that creates harmony across the development. Exposed concrete was utilised for the entertaining and barbecue area and a mixture of granitic gravel and rubber create a softfall zone beneath the fitness equipment. Drainage was installed in the playground, surrounding lawns and garden beds, with additional landscaping designed to direct runoff to the wetlands
and lake. Garden beds surrounding the wetlands, structures, and play and entertaining areas were densely planted to create an established, soft and natural environment. And shrubs and established trees were installed throughout the gardens and lawns to give the development an established feel. Around 9000m2 of turf was also installed as part of the landscaping plan. These areas were shaped to create contours that provide space for play, mounds for sitting, and large gentle slopes for picnics and relaxing. All areas are irrigated utilising water supplied by the central lake and underground storage. Five large structures form architectural features within the park. The boardwalk provides an east-west link over the southern wetland and the shelters have
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key seating areas that provide viewing points across the lake. Each structure also provides an opportunity to function as a meeting point for local residents. To ensure longevity, the shelters are constructed with structural steel frames and clad with hardwood decking timber, while corten steel encases the exterior of the north and south sides of the pavilions. The boardwalk is suspended over the wetland on multiple concrete pillars and utilises the same hardwood for the decking, kick rails and handrails. A playground and fitness area was also installed, to allow families, couples and groups to make the most of the park area. The area offers a range of fitness and play equipment designed for users of all ages and abilities. Play structures have been built on a raised play hill, with mulch and rolling rubber surfaced areas installed for safety. Feature rockwork appears in the gardens and creates steps up to the raised sandpit, adding a natural element that softens the hard materials of the modern equipment. The basketball court also offers an insitu skate element, creating a dual purpose for the space. Finishing off Harcrest Central Park is a variety of street furniture and lighting elements. Brick bench seats spread throughout the park are fixed with custom composite timber seats that will stand the test of time. Picnic settings are installed in entertaining spaces conveniently located near the barbecues. Custom hardwood timber picnic settings and architectural furniture elements are installed on both viewing platforms. Water drinking fountains with fixed dog bowls are placed along pathways to accommodate those walking their pets through the park. Rounding out the amenities, street and path lighting was installed along the main brick pavement to ensure safety for those traversing the area at night. In addition,
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lighting can be found between the boardwalk and western viewing platform, while LED lights illuminate the area under the western platform. This abundance of lighting keeps the main spaces well lit and usable during the twilight hours. With a plethora of consciously crafted and expertly executed amenities, Harcrest Central Park is the crown jewel at the centre of this sustainable living development.
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CONTACT PTA Landscapes P 03 9720 0113 E info@ptalandscapes.com.au W www.ptalandscapes.com.au PROJECT PARTICULARS Location Wantirna South, Victoria Client Mirvac Architect MDG Landscape Contractor PTA Landscapes
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NO RESERVE-ATIONS NEEDED An award-winning playground open to all gives the local area a boost and promotes community inclusivity
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nnovative design, functional, inclusive, robust, sustainable and flexible are just some of the words used to describe the Reserve 871 playground at The Ponds residential development in Blacktown from playspace experts Proludic. A successful collaboration between Proludic and Blacktown City Council, the Reserve 871 playspace is an award-winning playground that exceeds expectations. Utilising the most up-to-date inclusive-play design principles, the playground is a fullaccess recreation facility built to function as a regional park in the Western Sydney area. The space caters for children of all ages and abilities, and integrates both natural and designed play elements to allow for multi-generational play. Proludic functioned as both design consultant and supplier and installer of the playground equipment for the playground within Reserve 871. Working from design to construction put Proludic across the entire project from beginning to end, helping to shape the vision for the park successfully. The innovative and flexible design of Reserve 871 meets the latest Crime
Prevention Through Environmental Design (CPTED) studies, as designed by Blacktown City Counctil, to ensure it complies with Australian Standards for safety, maintenance access and crime minimisation. A standout feature of the playspace is the Adventure Treehouse Tower that sits at the centre of the play area. The treehouse-motif structure encourages users to climb to the dizzying heights before sliding swiftly down to the ground via the large metal slide. In addition, wheelchair accessible activities provide children an opportunity to engage through play while in their wheelchairs or spend supervised time out of their wheelchair, with assistance, while other inclusive activities encourage social interaction, in addition to physically and mentally stimulating activities for all. Other key pieces include a net structure and inground trampolines, a pod swing and climbing course with a number of challenging obstacles, together with a variety of spinners and slides that provide hours of fun. The greater amenities of the park include
seating, shade shelters, and even a sand pit. Native tree plantings that will fill in over time add additional shading and soften the hardscaping in the area. Not only is Reserve 871 functional, it is also aesthetically attractive, connecting well to other parks in the Council’s open space network. A sustainable and durable design, the playspace utilises sustainable and robust structures that will support a full lifecycle for the project, in addition to being economical and recyclable. As an additional bonus, the awardwinning playground achieved a range of environmental targets with the inclusion of a viable water treatment, retention and harvesting system thanks to works done by the project contractor and Council. With nothing but praise for Proludic, Amar Zein, landscape architect with Blacktown City Council, claims, “The collaborative approach [between Council and Proludic] has proven to be successful. “Proludic supplied and installed the equipment as per timeline and therefore the playground was delivered on time. They have demonstrated professional
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“Through the contribution of technical playground knowledge and landscape architectural principles, playground design and associated landscape works were developed.” - Amar Zein, Landscape Architect, Blacktown City Council knowledge and experience throughout the entire process. “Through the contribution of technical playground knowledge and landscape architectural principles, playground design and associated landscape works were developed,” she adds. One of the unique features of the Reserve 871 playspace is the equipment selection, which hasn’t been used anywhere else in Australia. Awarded the 2017 NSW Playspace Award for playgrounds over $500,000 by NSW/ACT Parks & Leisure Australia, this amazing playscape is innovative and engaging. CONTACT Proludic P 02 9485 8700 E info@proludic.com.au W www.proludic.com.au
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WATERFRONT WONDER A project 15 years in the making, the Chicago Riverwalk is an exultant example of placemaking at its most dynamic
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onnecting the city centre with the waterfront, Chicago Riverwalk is a multi-use public space that extends along lower Wacker Drive edging the river flowing through the vibrant city of Chicago, USA. The new mix of concessions and public activities has transformed the former industrial zone, creating a dynamic and highly functional space that now forms a 2.4km promenade promoting community engagement. “The swampy Chicago River gave birth to arguably the greatest city of the 20th century,” says architect and design leader Carol Ross Barney. “In Chicago’s formative years, the river was its lifeline, brimming with traffic. [Daniel Hudson] Burnham built his 1909 plan on a civic waterway and promenade along the river. We were entrusted with the responsibility to finally complete that vision and transform what had become a postindustrial leftover into a 21st century urban waterfront.” Developed by Ross Barney Architects in collaboration with planning and design
firm Sasaki, the large-scale public space project was completed in three phases, beginning with the development of the area from Michigan Avenue to Lake Street, which included the Vietnam Veterans Memorial, Wabash Plaza and the Bridgehouse Museum Plaza. Meeting at river level, these structures coalesced into Stages 2 and 3, which comprised a range of programs stretching from State Street to Lake Street and formed the full scope of the masterplan, generating a series of “distinct civic spaces” within the river region that provide unique user experiences. In addition to the marina and river theatre developed in Stage 2, the final programs created included a water plaza with sundeck and children’s fountain, a jetty, and an interactive learning environment that encourages education about the ecology of the river through a series of piers, floating wetland gardens and ‘fishing holes’. An integral link from the streets above down to the river is provided via a block-wide set of stairs together
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“We were entrusted with the responsibility to finally complete that vision and transform what had become a postindustrial leftover into a 21st century urban waterfront.” with a wheelchair accessible pathway geometrically woven into the structure, ensuring all users can access the waterfront’s varied amenities. Future plans include a public swimming pool, once the river’s water quality has improved and is suitable for swimming. “This project capitalises on existing infrastructure,” says Gina Ford, design principal for Sasaki. “The end result is an ecologically sensitive design that improves water quality, enhances visitor experiences and serves as a revenue generator for the city.” A green refuge in a concrete landscape, Chicago’s new urban park gently transitions from busy city streets to more contemplative spaces near the river to allow residents and visitors alike to enjoy the full beauty of the Windy City. PROJECT PARTICULARS Location Chicago, Illinois, USA Architects Ross Barney Architects Collaborative Partners Collins Engineering, Jacobs Ryan Associates, Sasaki Associates and Alfred Benesch & Company Photography Iwan Baan and Kate Joyce Studios
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TRANSPORTING SOLAR SOLUTIONS
A custom-designed solar shelter system has transported the amenities of La Trobe University to new environmentally friendly heights
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ommitted to improving access to La Trobe University and the arrival experience of students, staff and visitors to the Bundoora campus, Melbourne University instigated a transport infrastructure upgrade that would increase access to the campus and improve the user experience. Jointly funded by the University and Victorian State Government, the upgraded bus stop would allow for the addition of a high-frequency bus shuttle service that improved access to the campus. In addition, improved seating, weatherproofing, and enhanced wayfinding and campus information was achieved with the new shelter system from Stoddart Infrastructure.
Part of a four-stage masterplan for the campus, the upgraded shelter along Science Drive was designed to help reactivate external and internal spaces from the campus to the Agora retail precinct. A greatly improved ‘first impression’ is also afforded to students and staff utilising public transport, and greater accessibility for persons with disabilities. Key features of the campus-wide upgrade included amenities with environmentally sustainable design initiatives, green walls, rainwater harvesting, low energy consumption lighting, as well as water usage and general waste initiatives to align with University sustainability targets.
In keeping with the University’s brief, Stoddart Infrastructure designed, manufactured and installed a series of ‘smart’ shelters, remaking the Science Drive bus terminus and creating a safer and more environmentally friendly shelter system. Architectural in design and innovative in application, the new university shelters are based on the Wellington Shelter design by Stoddart, with custom modifications to meet campus requirements. Constructed from aluminium and finished in a bright white powdercoat, the long-span shelters provide ample protection from the elements and feature rear glass, advertising panels, and suitable seating for patron comfort.
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“Innovation is about the ability to recognise that nothing is impossible or cannot be improved upon.� Set in a staggered line, the new shelters are sleek and modern, with a solid but slimline construction that melds well with the surrounding infrastructure. A flat panel roofline allows for the integration of a complex photovoltaic roof system. The solar roof glass panels are a subtle indication that the structures contribute to powering their own lighting, as well as that of the surrounding buildings. A fully concealed hardware network enables remote control and monitoring of the system, with data from the system displayed via an app that wirelessly connects to the micro-inverters located on each panel, allowing the University to monitor energy production. Stoddart worked in conjunction with Environmental Technology solutions (ETS) to install the Crystalline BIPV system solar panels from Onyx Solar. 1700mm x 1700mm in size, the industry compliant Onyx crystalline panels are made of laminated glass and generate 28kW of free electricity to the network. The solar system also provides the University the option to use battery storage in the future.
As a leading end-to-end provider of premium outdoor infrastructure solutions across Australia and New Zealand, Stoddart is an experienced supplier for large projects where flexibility, experience, and a commitment to quality are crucial to delivering successful infrastructure projects. Working to a specific brief, Stoddart was able to provide an innovative infrastructure solution for La Trobe with considered functionality and reliable durability that met the new campus ethos.
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CONTACT Stoddart Outdoor Infrastructure P 1300 557 654 E info@stoddartinfrastructure.com.au W www.stoddartinfrastructure.com.au PROJECT PARTICULARS Location Bundoora Campus, Victoria Client La Trobe University Solar Panels Environmental Technology Solutions Shelter Design & Manufacture Stoddart Infrastructure
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SURROUNDED BY FUN Combining coastal with a native bush vibe, this well-planned playspace offers a little something for everyone
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he Surrounds is a new residential community located in Helensvale at the northern end of the Gold Coast in Queensland. This well thoughtout masterplan is a family-orientated neighbourhood that ensures a sense of community. Bordered by a natural tree and bush line with coastal access, The Surrounds possesses both a coastal and a natural environment that provides the best of both worlds for residents. Developed by Villawood Properties, quality lifestyle is a key element in the creation of this planned community. Recreation spaces and community activities abound to provide residents with all the amenities needed to live an active life. Cleverly thought-out playgrounds, parks, off-leash dog parks, walking tracks, and exercise areas promise amenities to meet all needs. To meet the Villawood Properties’ philosophy of “creating places that make people feel connected, which promote
healthy living and offer the most enviable of lifestyles”, The Surrounds features a children’s playground by WillPlay with a distinct adventuring theme. Designed to accommodate children of all ages and abilities, the new playground at The Surrounds includes timber climbing and balancing elements, for that ‘nature play’ feel, as well as a softfall rubber path with unique navigation elements and an overall ‘adventure’ approach. Known for their Australian-made play equipment, WillPlay installed a diverse range of their play structures in the playground to ensure there was something for everyone. With accessibility in mind, a two bay swing frame includes a basket swing that allows users of all abilities to participate. A custom Boxie climber with two slides challenges children to scale its heights before taking the Australian made roto-moulded slides back down to the ground. Boxie Rocks, Spinning Orbs, inground trampolines
and a water and sand play unit were also included in the engaging playscape. Extensive use of aluminium structural posts coupled with Australian-sourced recycled HDPE panels and stainless steel structural components ensures The Surrounds playground is durable and safe, and designed to withstand the harsh Australian climate for years to come. With inhouse design and manufacturing capabilities, WillPlay was able to meet the custom design options required by the development with ease. Because WillPlay keep safety at the forefront of any park design, engineered safety flooring was installed to protect all park users. A combination of Takura softfall and PlayKote coloured SBR softfall was utilised for maximum impact. Takura is an engineered pine softfall manufactured in Australia. It is dust free and one of the cleanest organic softfalls on the market. PlayKote coloured SBR softfall is a recycled, non-toxic and
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inert rubber surfacing product with UV stabilisers that make it ideal for the harsh Australian climate. Suitable for both wheelchairs and prams, the surfacing selections in this park are a well-chosen perfect-for-use option. Surrounded by landscaped greenspace that includes large sandstone boulders and timber logs, mature trees and plenty of greenery, this vibrant playspace blends well with its coastal surroundings while providing a community space for everyone to enjoy. CONTACT
WillPlay P 1300 132 047 W www.willplay.com.au PROJECT PARTICULARS Client Villawood Properties Location The Surrounds, Helensvale Architect SMEC | Simon Stantial and Richard Mason Landscape Contractor PB Landscapes Play Equipment WillPlay Rubber Softfall Contractor Surfacing Contractors Australia
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COASTAL COOL
Revitalised to deliver greater community engagement, Christsen Park is now a family friendly play zone by the sea
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ocated in one of Australia’s most beautiful coastal locales, Christsen Park in Bargara, North Queensland, underwent a major upgrade to ensure the local community and visitors to the area had a suitable and safe recreational venue in which to relax. Bundaberg Regional Council worked closely with a team of facilitators to greatly improve the park’s functionality and create an environment that would encourage families to gather together and enjoy the best that the local environment has to offer.
With tourists pulled to the area to enjoy snorkelling, whale watching and turtle hatching, Council wanted to create a modern facility that would encourage more visitors and still provide locals with a viable playspace. In consultation with Unisite Group, Council decided upon a suite of products that would complement the area and not interrupt the stunning views of Kelly’s Beach. The newly created space was constructed to open up the area to accommodate a greater range of passive recreational uses. In addition, the
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“The newly created space was constructed to open up the area to accommodate a greater range of passive recreational uses.” reconfiguration of space created a safer environment by eliminating an access road that previously divided the amenities. Key features included in the park upgrade were a new playground with play structures suited to multiple age groups, together with new footpaths and four new shade structures with picnic settings and double-plate barbecues from Unisite. The park was also outfitted with a range of park furniture, including bins, seats, table settings, platforms, barbecues and drinking fountains. When selecting products for the project, Council specified the outdoor furniture and barbecues be user-friendly, continuously function without fault, and help reduce the costly maintenance program associated with the older existing equipment. Pieces from the Unisite Citistyle, Atessa and Reviva ranges met all of the Council’s requirements. The state-of-the-art Grillex Smarter barbecues, with simple to use controls and higher cooking performance, exceeded expectations and guarantee an excellent cooking experience for users. A new carpark and six-cubicle toilet block provide full amenity for park users, while a new access road ensures easy access. The single point of entry and exit now renders the entire seaward side of the park safe for use. To finish the space, landscaped gardens and turf was installed, softening the new hardscaping and settling the park into the surrounding environment. Since its opening, Bundaberg Council has reported great feedback from the public on the new facilities at Christsen Park. “The overall design is great. It’s open space and more family friendly,” claims Cr Barnes. CONTACT Unisite Group P 1300 552 102 E enquiries@unisitegroup.com.au W www.unisitegroup.com.au PROJECT PARTICULARS Client Bundaberg Council Design, Manufacture & Supply Unisite Group Playground Equipment WillPlay
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A POTTED PARADISE Over 300 custom-designed pots are one of the final design elements implemented on a major redevelopment of the third largest shopping centre in Australia
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n undertaking a major redevelopment of the Chermside Westfield in Queensland, part of a $355 million expansion program that saw approximately 100,000 square metres of retail trading space added to the centre, Scentre Group commissioned Martin Kellock Pots & Planters to design and supply an array of large-scale pots with specified paint finishes to embellish the internal landscaping. A major suburb of the City of Brisbane, Chermside is situated just 9km north of the city and is one of the fastest developing suburbs. Known as the mini
CBD of Brisbane, Chermside is a busy metropolis with a thriving retail sector. Currently the third largest shopping centre in Australia, Scentre Group estimates that once completed Westfield Chermside will be one of five Australian shopping centres that have the capacity to garner more than $1 billion in retail sales annually. As part of stage six of the multi-stage redevelopment plans for Westfield Chermside — the largest centre in the Scentre Group portfolio — a series of composite and ceramic pots was specified for the interior fitout. The
design called for a variety of shapes and finishes that reflect the natural beauty of the surrounding environment. The addition of these decorative elements not only enhanced the internal vision of the centre but also served to enhance the shopping experience for the centre’s thousands of visitors. To fulfil the project brief, Martin Kellock Pots & Planters supplied over 300 pots and jars to the centre. Each piece was sealed internally and finished externally with a series of custom finishes exclusive to the project, in accordance with the preferred design visual. Finishes included
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“The overall aesthetic was in keeping with the Scentre Group’s preference for earthy tones and natural finishes.”
a ragged lime-wash paint effect and rust paint effect, designed in consultation with Scentre Group. The overall aesthetic was in keeping with the Scentre Group’s preference for earthy tones and natural finishes — a similar visual experienced throughout a number of the other Westfield centres. As Martin Kellock Pots & Planters is based in Melbourne, due to the large scope of the project, the pots were shipped straight from the various factories to the premises of the company’s logistic provider, where all finishes were applied before delivery to Chermside. Once the pots were installed onsite, the client decided they desired a different finish for some of the pots. The team from MKPP were able to travel back to Queensland and refinish the selection of pots onsite with an
alternative finish developed specifically for the Chermside project. The completed project is now a spectacular collection of large-scale pots scattered throughout the many levels of the centre, each with a bloom of greenery that helps to bring the tropics from outside into the cool comfort of the centre’s impressive interior. CONTACT
Martin Kellock Pots & Planters P 03 9701 8699 E info@martinkellockpots.com.au W www.martinkellockpots.com.au PROJECT PARTICULARS Location Chermside, Queensland Client Scentre Group Design & Manufacture Martin Kellock
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DESTINATION FOR PLAY Home of the 2017 Super Bowl, Houston’s Village Green was transformed into a vibrant public space with the completion of a spectacular catenary lighting installation
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iscovery Green is a 12-acre park in the heart of downtown Houston, Texas that opened to the public in April 2008. The park was transformed from an undeveloped, concrete eyesore into a beautiful and vibrant destination adjacent to the George R Brown Convention Centre, redefining the Houston downtown and instilling new civic pride in the city. Originally a high-end residential inner-city neighbourhood, by the late 20th Century the Discovery Green site had been reduced to housing two large parking lots for the convention centre. Driven by a clear mission to provide an uncommonly beautiful urban greenspace in the heart of Houston that would serve as a village green for the city, a
source of health and happiness for its citizens and a window into the incredible diversity of talents and traditions that enrich cultural life in Houston, the city acquired the land in 2002 with the support of a number of philanthropic partners and began its transformation. As a final element of the development, and in preparation for the 2017 Super Bowl, the City of Houston created a pedestrian area that would become “Super Bowl El Centro”, a focal point for the city’s Super Bowl related play activities that was crowned by a significant catenary lighting installation from Ronstan. In reshaping Discovery Green, Avenida de las Americas, at the East end of the Green, was reduced from eight traffic
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“Discovery Green has had a catalytic effect on the areas surrounding it.” lanes to three to create space for a landscaped pedestrian mall and forecourt for the convention centre. Landscape designers, SWA Group, outfitted the space with a Ronstan Linear Grid catenary lighting feature to light and define the outdoor entertainment space. The lighting structure allowed the designers to play with the mood and create a unique and welcoming atmosphere beneath a transparent ceiling. The final result is a safe and inviting public space that encourages visitors to congregate and enjoy community activities. Ronstan’s role in the project included the design and analysis of the cable net, manufacture and supply of all cable net components and supervision of the installation. Ronstan managed the design process for the lighting system from Melbourne, Australia, adhering to an approach that has seen the company successfully complete catenary lighting structures on three continents. Ronstan understands how cables behave, how they will stretch and perform in a wide variety of conditions and specific load cases, which are ascertained for each project through a process of modelling and analysis. In essence, Ronstan “applies the science up-front” and arrives onsite, in this case in downtown Houston, with all elements of the structure clearly defined and ready to install to the exact planned geometry. All elements are premade to minimise site works. The City of Houston believes that great cities are defined by their public spaces. The creation of Discovery Green with its catenary lighting structure has helped to rejuvenate the city and reactivate the downtown area.
CONTACT Ronstan Tensile Architecture P +1300 131 520 E architectural@ronstan.com.au W www.RonstanTensileArch.com PROJECT PARTICULARS Client Houston First Architect/Landscape Designers SWA Group Engineer Walter P Moore Contractor/Builder Renfrow Co Metalsmiths Design/Installation Ronstan Tensile Architecture and Vaughn Construction Photography SWA Group | Jonnu Singleton
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THE PLACE BEHIND THE ROWS
The first open space constructed in Russia in fifty years, Zaryadye Park is a landmark project that celebrates the native environment
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n a historically charged site in the centre of Moscow, just steps from the Kremlin and Red Square, Zaryadye Park sits on the site of “Russia’s collective past and evolving aspirations”. This centrally located patch of real estate remained unused for the past five years, patiently waiting for its latest incarnation as a vibrant public space. In 2012, an international competition launched by the City of Moscow netted a winning design by an international design consortium led by Diller Scofidio + Renfro for a unique public park. The winning concept presented a multi-use public space that is simultaneously a park, urban plaza, cultural amenity and community framework for recreational engagement.
Zaryadye Park (meaning "the place behind the rows") is a complex layering of natural landscapes over constructed hardscapes, creating an intriguing mix of urban and rural elements that blend the natural with the artificial to form what the architects refer to as “Wild Urbanism”. Combining the historically formal aesthetic of a traditional Russia with a lusher, meandering rural sensibility, the park brings together the elements of central Moscow to provide a link between the city’s central zones. Laid out in a series of terraced zones, visitors to the park are able to experience four diverse, climatic zones: tundra, steppe, forest and wetland. The zones, layered over each other, form a 14,000sqm combined area of programmed spaces.
Main features of the park include a ‘floating’ bridge, media centre, ice cave, nature centre, philharmonic concert hall and amphitheatres. The floating bridge cantilevers 70m out over the Moscow River, offering visitors unparalleled views of the landscape and the nearby Kremlin. Formed in the shape of the letter V, the bridge hovers over the embankment without a single visible support and can safely hold up to 4000 people simultaneously. The Zaryadye Park concert hall sits under a glass dome that holds an organ and a transformable stage to serve multiple functions as a concert venue. The hall will contain two venues, a large hall for 1560 seats and a smaller hall that contains 400 seats.
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The adjoining amphitheatre is comprised of a covered dome with a “glass bark” exterior to protect visitors from the rain. It is the world’s largest translucent structure that will provide a warm climate under its cover, even in Russia’s harsh winters. Its stepped interior descends smoothly from hill to stage, with wooden seating and paths filled with small pebbles, which form part of the theatre’s natural drainage system. The main amphitheatre can accommodate up to 2500 people. A smaller amphitheatre on the site, which features a media screen for film screenings, concerts and lectures, has been designed to fit 400 people. In a bid to encourage year-round use of the park, augmented microclimates have been created as part of the sectional overlay construction. The conscious calibration of topography means passive climate-control strategies minimise the wind and help plants to stay greener longer. In addition, the amphitheatres “glass crust” helps to keep the air warmer during the colder months, while the motorised panels
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“Our ambition for this central park in Moscow is to express itself as a national park for Russia at large.” - Mary Margaret Jones, Hargreaves Associates can be opened to expel heat in the summer. These engineered microclimates encourage gathering within performance spaces and natural zones. “We have integrated holistic strategies to keep the park activated year-round, including constructed environments that temper the city’s harsh climate; social and cultural programs geared towards nature exploration; and a long-term, sustainable management model,” confirm Citymakers founding partners Petr Kudryavtsev and Andrey Grinev. PROJECT PARTICULARS Client City of Moscow Location Moscow, Russia Design Consortium Diller Scofidio + Renfro, Hargreaves Associates and Citymakers, Transsolar, Buro Happold, Central Park Conservancy, Directional Logic, Arup, Arteza, Mahpi, and Mosinzhproek Photography Diller Scofidio + Renfro
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FURPHY FOUNDRY SALES PTY LTD STREET FURNITURE AND ACCESS CONTROL SYSTEMS COMPANY PROFILE With a proud 150-year history and a heritage of excellence in manufacturing, Furphy Foundry today is a diversified foundry producing high-quality street furniture and urban design products.
With a wide range of original Furphy Foundry designs to choose from, and the ability to modify or create custom products for impact and community protection, the expert team at Furphy Foundry can provide the right solution for any public space. PRODUCTS AND SERVICES Furphy Foundry’s Impact and Community Street Furniture is purpose-designed to secure safety for crowded places or where pedestrians are present near roads.
According to ASIO (Australian Security Intelligence Organisation), terrorist attack planning in Australia will probably continue to involve weapons and tactics that are low-cost and low-capability. This methodology has been used by terrorists for attacks in crowded places overseas with devastating effect. Furphy offers a range of versatile solutions designed to stop unauthorised hostile vehicular access to pedestrian areas, and at the same time maximises the visual appeal of open spaces. The product range includes: Seating | Versatile, stylish security seating, adaptable to any landscape. Includes seats, benches, connecting modules and ottomans Planter boxes | Built from precast concrete, provides security and public safety with a touch of green Security and removable bollards | Maximum pedestrian protection with minimum obstruction PROJECTS Planter Boxes, Fitzroy Street Mall Upgrade | Tamworth NSW SERVICEABLE AREAS Australia-wide CONTACT Furphy Foundry Sales Pty Ltd 21 Drummond Road Shepparton VIC 3630 P 1300 768 230 E sales@furphyfoundry.com.au W www.furphyfoundry.com.au
CRASH BARRIERS & SAFETY BARRIERS NSW CIVIQ Established in 1990, CIVIQ has developed an industry-leading range of infrastructure signage and street furniture suites, with an emphasis on robust engineering and manufacturing quality. PAGE 322 8-10 Giffard Street, Silverwater NSW 2128 P 1300 600 300 W www.civiq.com.au
SECURITY BOLLARDS NSW BOTTON + GARDINER botton + gardiner design and produce the finest quality commercial furniture for public spaces, including seats, benches, bins, chairs and tables, picnic settings, bollards and custom-built furniture. PAGE 318 L1/53 - 55 Whiting Street Artarmon NSW 2064 P 1300 762 701 F 1300 762 703 W www.bottongardiner.com.au CIVIQ Established in 1990, CIVIQ has developed an industry-leading range of infrastructure signage and street furniture suites, with an emphasis on robust engineering and manufacturing quality. PAGE 322 8-10 Giffard Street, Silverwater NSW 2128 P 1300 600 300 W www.civiq.com.au
CORA BIKE RACK Cora Bike Rack manufactures and supplies Australia’s largest selection of bicycle parking racks, stands and rails suitable for all applications. All Cora products are manufactured in Australia and are GreenStar compliant. PAGE 314 GPO 634, Sydney NSW 2001 P 1800 249 878 F 1800 249 879 W www.cora.com.au
With a proud 150-year history and a heritage of excellence in manufacturing, Furphy Foundry today is a diversified foundry producing high-quality street furniture and urban design products, including seating, planter boxes and bollards. PAGE 179, 180, 324, 333 21 Drummond Road Shepparton VIC 3630 P 1300 768 230 W www.furphyfoundry.com.au
DOSMITH & SONS PTY LTD DOSmith manufactures a range of public space furniture, including timber and metal benches and seats, shelters, bicycle racks, ashtrays, litter bins, bollards and planter pots. PAGE 327 81 Redfern Street Wetherill Park NSW 2077 P 02 9757 4022 F 02 9757 4033 W www.dosmith.com.au
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MASCOT ENGINEERING GROUP Established in 1920, Mascot Engineering is the largest manufacturer of Glass Reinforced Concrete (GRC) products in the Southern Hemisphere. PAGE 151, 190, 215 37 Tarlington Place, Smithfield NSW 2164 P 1300 885 295 F 1300 885 296 W www.mascotengineering.com.au
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NSW CIVIQ Established in 1990, CIVIQ has developed an industry-leading range of infrastructure signage and street furniture suites, with an emphasis on robust engineering and manufacturing quality. PAGE 322 8-10 Giffard Street, Silverwater NSW 2128 P 1300 600 300 W www.civiq.com.au
RETRACTABLE BOLLARDS NSW BOTTON + GARDINER botton + gardiner design and manufacture the finest quality Australian made commercial furniture for public spaces, including seats, benches, bins and enclosures, chairs and tables, picnic settings, bollards and custom-built furniture solutions. PAGE 318 L1/53 - 55 Whiting Street Artarmon NSW 2064 P 1300 762 701 F 1300 762 703 W www.bottongardiner.com.au CIVIQ Established in 1990, CIVIQ has developed an industry-leading range of infrastructure signage and street furniture suites, with an emphasis on robust engineering and manufacturing quality. PAGE 322 8-10 Giffard Street, Silverwater NSW 2128 P 1300 600 300 W www.civiq.com.au
NSW CIVIQ Established in 1990, CIVIQ has developed an industry-leading range of infrastructure signage and street furniture suites, with an emphasis on robust engineering and manufacturing quality. PAGE 322 8-10 Giffard Street Silverwater NSW 2128 P 1300 600 300 W www.civiq.com.au
VIC FURPHY FOUNDRY Furphy Foundry is a diversified foundry producing high-quality street furniture and urban design products, including seating, planter boxes and bollards. PAGE 179, 180, 324, 333 21 Drummond Road Shepparton VIC 3630 P 1300 768 230 W www.furphyfoundry.com.au
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ARCHITECTURAL METALWORK
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ARCHITECTURAL METALWORK NSW RIVAS DESIGN With 20 years of experience crafting wrought iron elements, Rivas Design are specialists in creating stunning outdoor products to style gardens and fabulous spaces for both the commercial and domestic market. PAGE 217 81 Ferry Road Glebe NSW 2037 P 02 9692 0102 W www.rivasdesign.com.au
VIC ENTANGLEMENTS Custom metal fabrication of wall art, screens, cladding and balustrades in artistic functional designs. PAGE 216 342 Jasper Road Ormond VIC 3204 P 1300 886 811 W www.entanglements.com.au THINK LASER The technical and engineering team at Think Laser are able to design, document and manufacture products utilising the latest industry software and machinery. PAGE 221 90 Colemans Road Carrum Downs VIC 3201 P 03 9708 2591 W www.thinklaser.com.au TRJ ENGINEERING GROUP TRJ has been manufacturing street furniture for over 10 years and offer everything from custom design to installation services. They are a quality endorsed company that specialises in all forms of metal work. PAGE 325 47-51 Westpool Drive Hallam VIC 3803 P 03 9703 1701 W www.trjengineering.com.au
BALUSTRADING/ HANDRAILS NSW SVALSON AUSTRALIA Svalson height-adjustable windows and balustrades are ideal for cafes, restaurants, resorts and residences where wind protection or a sound barrier is needed. PAGE 221 PO BOX 1856 Neutral Bay NSW 2089 P 0421 569 790 W www.svalson.com.au
QLD STODDART INFRASTRUCTURE Stoddart balustrading and handrails offer an experienced solution for local councils, architects and large-scale construction contractors. They are designed and manufactured to the highest Australian standard, ensuring suitability for both domestic and commercial areas.
PAGE IFC, 52, 319, 341 39 Forest Way Karawatha QLD 4117 P 1300 557 654 W www.stoddartinfrastructure.com.au STREET + GARDEN Street + Garden deliver more than 300 products in their standard catalogue, including benches, tables, bins, bollards, balustrades, light poles, drinking fountains, signage, shelters, tree grates and more. PAGE 322 1/11 Donkin Street West End QLD 4101 P 07 3844 1951 F 07 3844 9337 W www.streetandgarden.com URBAN FOUNTAINS AND FURNITURE PTY LTD Designer and manufacturer of street and park furniture, including general metal fabrication of hand rails and balustrading. Custom design is the company’s speciality. PAGE 317 Lions Park Estate 5 Telford Circuit Yatala QLD 4207 P 07 3382 7372 F 07 3287 5598 W www.urbanff.com.au
VIC RONSTAN TENSILE ARCHITECTURE Ronstan specialise in stainless steel cable and mesh balustrade systems, stainless steel wire and cable. Manufacturer of cable fittings. Services include design, supply and installation. PAGE 60, 140, 209 19 Park Way Braeside VIC 3195 P 1300 131 520 F 1300 131 580 W www.ronstantensilearch.com TRJ ENGINEERING GROUP TRJ has been manufacturing street furniture for over 10 years and offer everything from custom design to installation services. They are a quality endorsed company that specialises in all forms of metal work. PAGE 325 47-51 Westpool Drive Hallam VIC 3803 P 03 9703 1701 W www.trjengineering.com.au
METAL FABRICATORS NSW CORA BIKE RACK Cora Bike Rack manufactures and supplies Australia’s largest selection of bicycle parking racks, stands and rails suitable for all applications: commercial, residential, outdoor, indoor, surface mount and wall mount. All Cora products are manufactured in Australia and are GreenStar compliant. PAGE 314 GPO 634 Sydney NSW 2001 P 1800 249 878
F 1800 249 879 W www.cora.com.au
QLD STODDART INFRASTRUCTURE Stoddart is and has always been at the forefront of the design and manufacture of practical and decorative metalwork. Areas of expertise include handrails and balustrades, feature cladding, building finishes, bollards, and more. PAGE IFC, 52, 319, 341 39 Forest Way Karawatha QLD 4117 P 1300 557 654 W www.stoddartinfrastructure.com.au
VIC ENTANGLEMENTS Custom metal fabrication of wall art, screens, cladding and balustrades in artistic functional designs. PAGE 216 342 Jasper Road Ormond VIC 3204 P 1300 886 811 W www.entanglements.com.au
THINK LASER The technical and engineering team at Think Laser are able to design, document and manufacture products utilising the latest industry software and machinery. PAGE 221 90 Colemans Road Carrum Downs VIC 3201 P 03 9708 2591 W www.thinklaser.com.au TRJ ENGINEERING GROUP TRJ has been manufacturing street furniture for over 10 years and offer everything from custom design to installation services. They are a quality endorsed company that specialises in all forms of metal work. PAGE 325 47-51 Westpool Drive Hallam VIC 3803 P 03 9703 1701 W www.trjengineering.com.au
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FORMBOSS GREENLINES GARDENWARE PTY LTD Custom shapes of the FormBoss edging can be created on request. Just let the team know your plans and they will return with a competitive offer. PAGE 359, 417 32 Centre Way Croydon South VIC 3136 P 13 11 37 W www.formboss.com.au
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RONSTAN TENSILE ARCHITECTURE Custom metal fabrication to compliment stainless steel cable and rod tension systems and flexible stainless steel wire mesh. PAGE 60, 140, 209 19 Park Way Braeside VIC 3195 P 1300 131 520 F 1300 131 580 W www.ronstantensilearch.com
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RIVAS DESIGN With 20 years of experience crafting wrought iron elements, Rivas Design are specialists in creating stunning outdoor products to style gardens and fabulous spaces for both the commercial and domestic market. PAGE 217 81 Ferry Road Glebe NSW 2037 P 02 9692 0102 W www.rivasdesign.com.au
OMNITECH PLAYGROUNDS In addition to play equipment, Omnitech Playgrounds fabricate made-toorder wrought iron gates, fences and balustrades in-house. PAGE 250 123 Bamfield Road Heidelburg West VIC 3081 P 1800 812 027 F 03 9459 3138 W www.omnitech.com.au
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Create raised timber and paved floors on balconies, roof tops and ground level outdoor areas.
BENEFITS • • • • •
Use with stone, concrete, timber, composite decking Use over existing concrete, brick or paved areas Allows for drainage and ventilation Reduces noise and increases insulation Can achieve a perfectly level deck on an uneven surface
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Quick and easy installation Provides a sustainable solution Adjustable heights supporting up to 1000kg Easy access to waterproofing membrane for maintenance
Exclusive stockist of Buzon products in Australia contact: Head Office (VIC) PASCO 13-15 Brighton Street Richmond, Victoria Tel: (03) 9429 9111
NSW Distributor Ausdrain Suite 10, 2-4 Bells Ave Cammeray, NSW 2062 Tel: (02) 9929 7650
SA Distributor P. Hughes Enterprises 15 Saltram Road Glenelg, SA 5045 Tel: 0432 418 255
QLD Distributor Adheseal – Brisbane 26 Wolverhampton St Stafford QLD 4053 Tel: (07) 3356 0000
QLD Distributor Adheseal – Sunshine Coast 2/18 Kessling Avenue Kunda Park QLD 4556 Tel: (07) 5477 0022
WA Distributor Civil & General Distributors 27 Oxley Drive Malaga, WA 6090 Tel: (08) 9249 4733
www.buzon.com.au
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BRICKS & PAVING
THIS CHAPTER PROVIDES INFORMATION ON BRICKS Clay | Concrete Blocks | Stone EDGING PAVING Aggregate Finishes | Asphalt/Bitumen | Clay | Cobblestone Concrete | Natural Stone | Permeable | Reconstituted Stone | Rubber SLIP-RESISTANT PAVING & TACTILE INDICATORS TILES Marble and Granite | Slate | Terrazzo
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STONESET SUSTAINABLE POROUS PAVING COMPANY PROFILE Established in Australia in 2008 and the UK in 1997, StoneSet specialises in the manufacture and installation of resin bound aggregate paving. StoneSet's portfolio of work from across the country shows its diverse range of applications and excellent quality of workmanship. StoneSet Directors Andy and Tori, brought this specialist technology from the UK with the goal of bringing more sustainable paving to Australia while using locally sourced materials. StoneSet is the sole producer and installer of this unique resin blend across Australia and New Zealand. Winners of the 2012 Telstra Business of the Year award and members of the Master Builders Association, StoneSet believe in constant innovation, excellent customer service, and a quality-driven, happy team. PRODUCTS Perfect for all paving requirements from pathways and courtyards to pool surrounds, driveways and carparks, StoneSet products are fully porous/permeable, allowing water to penetrate the surface and flow through to the ground below. Due to the strength of StoneSet's high grade resin, their design process uses optimal amounts of resin to create a strong bond. This results in the particles being held firmly together at the point of contact only, leaving voids for water and air to permeate through. A smooth and seamless surface is created with no trip hazards or gaps for weeds. Another application for StoneSet is to overlay existing hard surfaces. Stoneset's 16mm surface dressing is ideal for giving existing concrete, tiles or pavers a facelift. By overlaying the old surface, the amount of raw material used to replace the paving is significantly reduced, as well as eliminating the need for excavation and further waste. StoneSet is designed to be flexible so it can even overlay cracked concrete, providing a beautiful, new slip resistant finish that is guaranteed for 10 years. PROJECTS Heritage Driveway Admiralty House, Kirribilli NSW | Heritage Courtyard Tasmanian Museum and Art Gallery, Hobart TAS | Sydney Observatory, NSW | Hazelbrook train station, Hazelbrook NSW SERVICEABLE AREAS Australia and New Zealand CONTACT StoneSet | Tori Newton P 1300 392 155 E tori@stoneset.com.au W www.stoneset.com.au
POUR ON GRAVEL BINDER BY STONESET POUR ON GRAVEL BINDER COMPANY PROFILE StoneSet has been innovating sustainable resin bound paving products since 1997. Recipients of the 2012 NSW Telstra Business of the Year award, StoneSet has grown over the years but retained its focus on environmental and sustainable products and operations. StoneSet is the market leader in porous paving solutions and presents to architects and designers via its educational and CPD-approved presentation on resin bound paving and water sensitive urban design (WSUD). StoneSet entered the DIY market in 2011 in response to customer requests for a quick, easy and cost-effective solution to stabilise existing gravel. Since its release to the domestic market, Pour On Gravel Binder has featured on the popular home renovation shows Better Homes & Gardens and The Living Room. PRODUCTS Pour On Gravel Binder is a one part polyurethane resin designed to stabilise and lock gravel in place. It is available in easy to use 5kg and 20kg containers, in a choice of Clear or Amber colours. Clear is used for white- and light-coloured stone as it has minimal visual impact. The Amber resin is used to enhance brown and gold gravels as well as blacks and dark greys. Both Amber and Clear are suitable for a range of uses including decorative areas, footpaths, road medians and rooftops; just match the application rate to suit the volume of traffic expected. There is a handy calculator on the Pour On website. Application is quick and easy, even for the novice DIY-er. A finished Pour On surface not only looks neater than a typical gravel pathway but also has none of the maintenance, and still provides a completely porous surface. Leaves and litter can be easily swept off without disturbing the pebbles, and the gravel look is achieved, but with improved access for wheelchairs and buggies, without the trip hazards. Pour On Gravel Binder is used domestically and commercially for a diverse range of applications including: decorative areas, pathways, rooftops and road medians around the home in flower beds, creating paths and patios. SERVICEABLE AREAS Australia and New Zealand CONTACT StoneSet P 1300 392 155 E mail@stoneset.com.au W www.pouron.com.au
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MPS PAVING SYSTEMS AUSTRALIA PTY LTD DECORATIVE ASPHALT SOLUTIONS COMPANY PROFILE MPS Paving Systems (MPS) is the distributor of the StreetPrint® stamped asphalt and decorative overlay family of products. From its head office in Melbourne, MPS has promoted the evolution of these products for more than 20 years.
MPS is dedicated to ensuring Australia enjoys the benefits of cutting-edge technology in the decorative and permeable paving market, constantly reviewing its products and techniques to guarantee customers enjoy the very best. PRODUCTS AND SERVICES Rockpave SuperStone™ | An attractive stone finish for exterior concrete, asphalt overlays or full-depth permeable pavements. Ideal for paths, driveways, courtyards and parks.
StreetPrint™ | Also known as stamped asphalt or patterned paving, StreetPrint® is the original decorative asphalt solution, combining the flexibility and strength of asphalt with leading-edge asphalt coating systems. DuraTherm™ | A decorative asphalt surfacing system designed specifically for high-traffic areas such as crosswalks and intersections. Tremendous durability ensures DuraTherm™ will maintain its bold look for many years. Fast installation means minimal community disruption, and DuraTherm™ uses a thermoplastic material that is inlaid into imprinted asphalt. StreetBond™ | An advanced coating for asphalt and concrete surfaces. This coating technology is colourfast, will not peel or delaminate, is skid- and slip-resistant, and can be safely applied to many flooring surfaces to create colourful and safe surfaces. PROJECTS Blacktown | NSW (StreetPrint™) Skilled Stadium | QLD (StreetBond™150) Cranbourne Royal Botanic Gardens | VIC (Rockpave™) Hervey Bay | NSW (DuraTherm™) SERVICEABLE AREAS Australia and New Zealand CONTACT MPS Paving Systems Australia Pty Ltd 79–81 Intrepid Street, Berwick VIC 3806 P 03 9707 0077 | F 03 9707 0088 E info@mpspaving.com.au W www.mpspaving.com.au
BRICKS & PAVING SUPPLIERS NSW BAINES MASONRY Baines Masonry offers a range of products including, but not limited to, interlocking retaining wall systems, concrete blocks and paving in a wide variety of colours. PAGE 203, 307, 353 900 Wilton Road Appin NSW 2560 P 02 4631 1383 F 02 4631 1402 W www.bainesmasonry.com.au GROWTH CIVIL LANDSCAPES PTY LTD Growth Civil Landscapes is a multi-award winning landscaping company with extensive experience across all areas of domestic and commercial landscaping. PAGE 101 39 Hunter Street Kirrawee NSW 2232 P 02 9501 3044 F 02 9501 1599 W www.growthcivillandscapes.com.au STONESET StoneSet supply porous paving for stormwater management and concrete overlay driveways, tree surrounds and pathways. PAGE 187 15a 390 Eastern Valley Way Roseville NSW 2069 P 1300 392 155 W www.stoneset.com.au
QLD LOGAN LANDSCAPES Since 1979, Logan Landscapes has been delivering quality residential and commercial projects throughout South-East Queensland. PAGE 106 1 Arakoola Street Jindalee QLD 4074 P 07 3326 4978 F 07 3279 4280 W www.loganlandscapes.com.au
VIC MPS PAVING SYSTEMS AUSTRALIA MPS Paving Systems is the manufacturer and distributor of the Rockpave design surfacing and StreetPrint pavement texturing. PAGE 32, 188, 235, 260, 309 79-81 Intrepid Street Berwick VIC 3806 P 03 9707 0077 F 03 9707 0088 W www.mpspaving.com.au PASCO CONSTRUCTION SOLUTIONS PTY LTD Pasco specialise in the supply of a complete range of waterproofing membranes and sealants such as acrylics, polyurethanes and bitumen. Pasco also offer concrete repair products, sealers, adhesives, drainage systems and firerelated products. They also sell many accessories such as sealant applicator guns, paint rollers, brushes, backing rods etc. PAGE 42, 172, 184, 227, 307
13-15 Brighton Street Richmond VIC 3121 P 03 9429 9111 F 03 9429 6111 W www.pasco.net.au
STONE NSW GOSFORD QUARRIES PTY LTD Gosford Quarries prides itself on being a leader in the industry, supplying a wide range of stone to the civil, landscaping, residential, commercial and heritage sectors to suit any application and project specification. PAGE 305 301 Mona Vale Road Terrey Hills NSW 2084 P 02 8585 8282 W www.gosfordquarries.com.au
VIC BARON FORGE CONSTRUCTION PTY LTD Baron Forge’s speciality is the installation of stone and paving, with over 30 years experience installing complex projects across Victoria. PAGE 98, 254 62-70 Export Drive Brooklyn VIC 3012 P 03 9315 3225 F 03 9315 3227 W www.baronforge.com.au MPS PAVING SYSTEMS AUSTRALIA MPS Paving Systems is the manufacturer
and distributor of the Rockpave design surfacing and StreetPrint pavement texturing. PAGE 32, 188, 235, 260, 309 79-81 Intrepid Street Berwick VIC 3806 P 03 9707 0077 F 03 9707 0088 W www.mpspaving.com.au
EDGING VIC FORMBOSS GREENLINES GARDENWARE PTY LTD Formboss is a strong, durable and high value option for edging needs. With profiles from 75mm - 580mm in three gauges, Formboss caters for every need. PAGE 359, 417 32 Centre Way Croydon South VIC 3136 P 13 11 37 W www.formboss.com.au FUTUREWOOD PTY LTD Sustainable timber alternative garden edging 75mm x 8mm x 4800mm long, rotresistant, termite- and white ant-resistant. Made from reclaimed and recycled materials. Matching decking, decorative cladding and screening available. PAGE 176, 228 Ringwood VIC P 1300 484 308 F 03 9876 5162 W www.futurewood.com.au
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BRICKS & PAVING
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AUSCAPE PTY LTD Auscape offers a comprehensive array of landscaping services for all outdoor needs, including concreting, drainage services, paving, planting, irrigation, decking, pergolas, retaining walls, water features and more. PAGE 101 2/2 Cawarra Road Caringbah NSW 2229 P 02 9531 8531 F 02 9525 2846 W www.auscapelandscaping.com.au
VIC BESCON INDUSTRIES Bescon Industries is a leader in the manufacture and supply of decorative concrete products. PAGE 198 21 Keysborough Avenue Keysborough VIC 3173 P 03 9701 5622 W www.bescon.com.au MPS PAVING SYSTEMS AUSTRALIA MPS Paving Systems is the manufacturer and distributor of the Rockpave design surfacing and StreetPrint pavement texturing. PAGE 32, 188, 235, 260, 309 79-81 Intrepid Street Berwick VIC 3806 P 03 9707 0077 F 03 9707 0088 W www.mpspaving.com.au
COBBLESTONE VIC SAI SANDSTONE Large quantity of stone pavers available in Melbourne. Stone bricks and blocks are processed by order. PAGE 308 5 Hamilton Street Oakleigh VIC 3166 P 1300 855 851 F 1300 210 075 W www.saisandstone.com.au
NATURAL STONE NSW GOSFORD QUARRIES PTY LTD Gosford Quarries prides itself on being a leader in the industry, supplying a wide range of stone to the civil, landscaping, residential, commercial and heritage sectors to suit any application and project specification. PAGE 305 301 Mona Vale Road Terrey Hills NSW 2084 P 02 8585 8282 W www.gosfordquarries.com.au
VIC SAI SANDSTONE Large quantity of stone pavers available in Melbourne. Stone bricks and blocks are processed by order. PAGE 308 5 Hamilton Street Oakleigh VIC 3166 P 1300 855 851 F 1300 210 075 W www.saisandstone.com.au
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TILES VIC LUXURY STONE IMPORTS PTY LTD With over 20 years’ experience, Luxury Stone Imports provide a complete industry service, specialising in outdoor areas such as landscaping, paving, swimming pools, retaining and feature walls, and building works projects. PAGE 306 24 Bancell Street, Campbellfield VIC 3061 P 03 9359 5922 F 03 9359 5932 W www.luxurystone.com.au
MARBLE & GRANITE VIC LUXURY STONE IMPORTS PTY LTD With over 20 years’ experience, Luxury Stone Imports provide a complete industry service, specialising in outdoor areas such as landscaping, paving, swimming pools, retaining and feature walls, and building works projects. PAGE 306 24 Bancell Street, Campbellfield VIC 3061 P 03 9359 5922 F 03 9359 5932 W www.luxurystone.com.au SAI SANDSTONE Large quantity of stone pavers available in Melbourne. Stone bricks and blocks are processed by order. PAGE 308 5 Hamilton Street Oakleigh VIC 3166 P 1300 855 851 F 1300 210 075 W www.saisandstone.com.au
SLATE VIC LUXURY STONE IMPORTS PTY LTD With over 20 years’ experience, Luxury Stone Imports provide a complete industry service, specialising in outdoor areas such as landscaping, paving, swimming pools, retaining and feature walls, and building works projects. PAGE 306 24 Bancell Street Campbellfield VIC 3061 P 03 9359 5922 F 03 9359 5932 W www.luxurystone.com.au SAI SANDSTONE Large quantity of stone pavers available in Melbourne. Stone bricks and blocks are processed by order. PAGE 308 5 Hamilton Street Oakleigh VIC 3166 P 1300 855 851 F 1300 210 075 W www.saisandstone.com.au
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“ODS has been an invaluable partner to Mascot Engineering over the years. It has played a significant role in how we reach and communicate with our customers. We look forward to continuing that successful partnership well into the future.” NICK TAYLOR General Manager, Mascot Engineering Group
HARD LANDSCAPING
CABLING, UTILITIES & INFRASTRUCTURE
THIS CHAPTER PROVIDES INFORMATION ON ACCESS COVERS, GRATES AND PITS CABLE Casings and Protection | Electrical and Coax | Hauling and Laying ROAD AND TRAFFIC MANAGEMENT Surfaces TRAFFICABLE CABLE ENCLOSURE Cable Management
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ACO CABLEMATE® TRAFFICABLE CABLE ENCLOSURES COMPANY PROFILE ACO Polycrete is one of Australia’s foremost manufacturers of trafficable cable pits and continuous surface ducting systems for the electrical, communications and construction industries. PRODUCTS The range includes: • Rigid, lightweight, strong pits from the Polycrete® range • Flexible, light duty, moulded plastic pits • SCEC endorsed pit enclosures • Continuous linear surface ducting systems from the Polycrete® range • Full range of lids and access covers • Other associated products and accessories
Polycrete® is a trademark for ACO’s polymer concrete products. BENEFITS • Product solutions for all load classes • The industry’s largest range of lids and access covers including anti-slip varieties • PowerLok® lid offering a choice of standard or high levels of security, without requiring a protruding locking bar encroaching into the pit space (patent pending) • WHS friendly galvanised steel lids not exceeding 25kg • Purpose-designed pit bodies manufactured from materials with excellent insulation (electrical resistivity) • Full range of site accessories to ensure trouble-free installation • Product range supported by an established technical advisory service to ensure correct product selection and advice on installation • SCEC SL1 rated enclosures - ACO PITLOK • SCEC SL2 rated enclosures - ACO COVERCOM SERVICEABLE AREAS Australia, New Zealand and South-East Asia CONTACT ACO Polycrete Pty Ltd P 1300 765 226 | Australia P 0800 448 080 | New Zealand P +61 2 4747 4000 | Export E sales@acoaus.com.au W www.acoaus.com.au/cablemate
CABLING, UTILITIES & INFRASTRUCTURE NSW ACO ACO offers an extensive portfolio of stormwater (trench drainage), building drainage systems, electrical pit and ducting systems, access covers and other niche products. PAGE 141, 149, 153, 193, OBC 135 Old Bathurst Road Emu Plains NSW 2750 P 02 4747 4000 W www.acoaus.com.au DURHAM Durham has been providing stormwater, sewer, electrical drainage products, access covers and grating precast concrete components for over 60 years. PAGE 150, 156 Lot 103/ 27 Curtis Road Mulgrave NSW 2756 P 02 4587 7011 F 02 4587 7069 W www.durham.com.au
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MASCOT ENGINEERING GROUP Established in 1920, Mascot Engineering is the largest manufacturer of Glass Reinforced Concrete (GRC) products in the Southern Hemisphere. PAGE 151, 190, 215 37 Tarlington Place Smithfield NSW 2164 P 1300 885 295
F 1300 885 296 W www.mascotengineering.com.au
TRAFFICABLE CABLE ENCLOSURES NSW ACO ACO offers a range of access covers, trafficable cable pits and surface ducting systems to ensure safe routing and access to underground utilities. These products are used in a wide variety of industries and applications including cable, water and sewer; mechanical, structural and architectural projects. PAGE 141, 149, 153, 193, OBC 135 Old Bathurst Road Emu Plains NSW 2750 P 02 4747 4000 W www.acoaus.com.au
SURFACES NSW CIVIQ Established in 1990, CIVIQ has developed an industry-leading range of infrastructure signage and street furniture suites, with an emphasis on robust engineering and manufacturing quality. PAGE 322 8-10 Giffard Street Silverwater NSW 2128 P 02 1300 600 300 W www.civiq.com.au STONESET StoneSet supply porous paving for stormwater management and concrete
overlay driveways, pathways and tree surrounds. PAGE 187 15a 390 Eastern Valley Way Roseville NSW 2069 P 1300 392 155 W www.stoneset.com.au
VIC PTA LANDSCAPES PTY LTD PTA Landscapes is an award-winning full service landscape company with over 35 years’ experience that deliver a diverse range of projects for commercial, residential and educational clients. PAGE 46, 105 14 Ramage Street Bayswater VIC 3153 P 03 9720 0113 F 03 9720 0225 W www.ptalandscapes.com.au
ACCESS COVERS (MANHOLE COVERS), GRATES & PITS NSW ACO ACO offers an extensive portfolio of stormwater (trench drainage), building drainage systems, electrical pit and ducting systems, access covers and other niche products. PAGE 141, 149, 153, 193, OBC 135 Old Bathurst Road Emu Plains NSW 2750 P 02 4747 4000 W www.acoaus.com.au
“As a full service production nursery and trade market, Din San relies on ODS to help us reach a key market and maintain our longstanding relationships with businesses and project managers across Australia. We find ODS to be an invaluable resource for our company and will continue to embrace our relationship with their media network.” PAUL SMITH General Manager, Din San Nursery & Trade Market
HARD LANDSCAPING
CONCRETE
THIS CHAPTER PROVIDES INFORMATION ON Additives | Admixtures | Contractors | Decorative Concrete | Formwork Reinforcing | Stencil/Stamped Pattern | Suppliers
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FROM THE NPCAA CEO
aesthetics that impress the most fastidious among us. Able to be made as light or
Sydney and Melbourne are not the only Australian capital cities to be experiencing
heavy elements in all manner of shapes, sizes, patterns, finishes and colours, their
an increase in medium and high density living. It’s an Australia-wide phenomenon
design is only limited by the designer’s imagination to achieve both dramatic and
that makes the greening of our cities and form and function of our outdoor public
stunning outcomes. Today’s precast sees anything from perfectly polished precast
spaces more important than ever.
featuring flecks of carefully selected aggregate amid a perfectly complementary
At the core of improving amenity is the specification of sustainable structures, whether they be homes, offices, shopping centres, hospitals or hotels. Developing
concrete mix, through to a rustic sandblasted finish or a stained finish that mimics corten steel. Structures can be beautiful and subtle or bold and impressive. Precast equally has an important place in open outdoor spaces. It excels at
spaces that benefit society, the economy and the environment is key. Everything we put in those spaces should meet the needs of all three. They should be pleasant
meeting sustainability, form and function requirements. It is long lasting, needs
to look at and use, beautifying, enhancing and greening the insides of and around
minimal ongoing maintenance, is robust, durable and locally made in purpose-built
buildings and invoking a sense of community pride. They should be ‘set and
factories. It supports our manufacturing industry and provides local jobs. Though bollards, wheel stops and barriers have a functional role, other items
forget’, long lasting, secure and low maintenance over their lives, unaffected by rain, flood, fire, sun and everyday use. They should be made in Australia, to support
like monuments, feature walls, planter boxes, tables or water features can be both
local economies in factories where production is efficient, quality is high, waste
functional and decorative. Anyone in the outdoor design space can visit their local National Precast
is minimal and worker safety is paramount. They should not require protective treatment with chemicals, nor should they emit toxic gases. While precast concrete might once have conjured visions of grey walls and
member to familiarise themselves with what is possible and be impressed by the variety on offer.
monstrous bridges, modern precast has moved forward in leaps and bounds with
Sarah Bachmann | NPCAA CEO
NATIONAL PRECAST CONCRETE ASSOCIATION AUSTRALIA
Maintenance | The inherent qualities of precast mean that it is extremely
WHO IS NATIONAL PRECAST? As the peak body for the precast concrete industry, National Precast is the precast manufacturing industry’s recognised voice. It is comprised of highly respected
low maintenance and does not require ongoing treatment to protect it from the weather. Integration | Blending seamlessly with existing structures, precast is mouldable to replicate patterns, shapes and other materials such as brick, timber or stone. Historic or contemporary, precast ensures that a project is sympathetic to its surroundings.
members, both large and small, in all product categories and across all states. National Precast provides members with a range of networking, educational, technical, advocacy and promotional services.
Bespoke | Manufactured in a seemingly infinite array of colours, patterns and textures, precast grants designers the freedom to produce bespoke projects without compromising their creative vision.
MEMBERS' PRODUCTS
Safety | Precast reduces risk. Workers enjoy a safe factory working environment
• Walling
and construction sites become vastly safer because of the sizeable reduction in
• Flooring
onsite activity, with less people, materials, equipment and waste.
• Columns, beams, service cores, stairs • Marine elements • Retaining walls, noise walls • Monuments and signage • Bollards and kerbs
Quality | National Precast Members ensure that their products meet and exceed expectations. Produced in factories with strictly-controlled processes for moulding, batching, casting and finishing, precast is a consistent and high-quality construction material.
• Stormwater and drainage products (eg. pipes, culverts, tanks, pits)
Reliability | The combination of large factories boasting high-tech equipment,
• Civil products (eg. bridge beams, arches, piles, safety barriers)
impressive quality control standards, manufacturing precision and highly skilled
• Street furniture and planter boxes
workmanship, along with reduced weather vulnerability ensures the production and delivery of consistent, high-quality products. Precast offers the designer reliable
WHY USE PRECAST?
outcomes day after day for even the largest projects — something that cannot be
Precast concrete is a high-performance construction material that provides
achieved onsite.
significant benefits in terms of lifespan, durability, quality, design, construction,
Convenience | Because it is manufactured off-site, there is less disruption for a
strength and sustainability.
construction site’s neighbours, and problems associated with lack of site space,
Prestige | Precast is recognised and awarded by numerous national and
noise, wet weather and waste disposal are no longer an issue for the contractor.
international architectural bodies for its timeless form and function. Because of
Environmental | Precast elements use natural products and can incorporate
its design versatility, almost any shape, colour and texture can be achieved. State
recycled and waste materials.
and national awards, such as those run by the Australian Institute of Architects, regularly feature precast projects. Precision | Highly controlled factory conditions and professionally constructed moulds allow for the manufacture of an incredibly high quality and accurate product, with sharp detailing and the potential for elaborate, highlyarticulated finishes. Form | Custom moulds can facilitate the production of elements for even the most architecturally ambitious projects. Expert manufacturing, specialist mould-makers and high-tech materials result in a product that can be utilised for everything from heavy duty structural elements through to lightweight slender componentry. Finishes | Precast elements are available in a wide range of colours and finishes. Colours can be achieved using pigments or stains, from black to white and every
WHY USE A MEMBER? Our Members are experienced industry leaders with proven track records in Australia’s construction sector, and the advantages of drawing upon their experience and expertise are considerable.
All National Precast Members have: • A minimum of two years' manufacturing experience •
Purpose-built manufacturing facilities
•
QA procedures
•
WHS systems
•
Technical and engineering competence
•
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BESCON INDUSTRIES MANUFACTURER OF DECORATIVE CONCRETE PRODUCTS COMPANY PROFILE Bescon Industries has been a leading force in the manufacture and supply of decorative concrete products since 1978; the first to formulate and introduce many specialised products for the Australian market.
Bescon's extensive range of concrete products are specifically designed to enhance the aesthetic appeal of both new and existing concrete, without compromising its structural integrity or low maintenance qualities. Their extensive range of products includes coloured toppings, release agents, clear and coloured sealers, concrete finishing tools, concrete repair products, paper stencils, and slate and timber impression mats. PRODUCTS Bescon products are specifically designed for use with the following systems:
Spraytex™ | A spray-on decorative concrete resurfacing system that transforms existing concrete into durable anti-slip, safe and decorative surfaces. Utilises stencils and coloured toppings to give the look of cobblestone or brick paving. StaSeal™ | A durable, penetrative concrete sealer designed to protect and enhance both new and existing concrete surfaces. Available in clear (wet look) as well as a full range of colours. Stentex™ | Stencilled pattern paving. Another alternative to plain concrete, incorporating the use of various stencil patterns and coloured surface hardeners to give the grouted look of cobblestone or brick paving in fresh concrete. Slatetex™ | Slate and timber impression paving that offers a slate, stone or brick effect in fresh concrete. This is achieved by using various coloured surface hardeners, sealers and release agents in conjunction with specially designed mats. Spraytex™ | The Spraytex™ line marking system offers significantly greater anti-slip and wear resistance capabilities when compared to paint-based line marking systems. Spraytex™ Vertical | The Spraytex™ Vertical Coverage System offers superior wear resistance and ease of application, when compared to paint or render. Perfect for use on precast concrete, blue-board and cement sheet. A variety of decorative finishes can be achieved. COMPOSITION AND MANUFACTURE All Bescon products are proudly manufactured in Australia, using only the best quality materials available. Bescon products are tested across various stages of manufacture to ensure they meet strict quality assurance standards. Independent testing is also done to ensure Bescon products meet or exceed the standard criteria set by local governments for strength, durability and safety. SERVICEABLE AREAS Australia-wide
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DESIGN LANDSCAPES PTY LTD SPECIALIST THEMED CONCRETE CONTRACTORS COMPANY PROFILE At Design Landscapes, ‘Leading by Example' remains as fundamental today as it was in 1988. Focused by more than two decades of local experience, the company has grown to become internationally respected, servicing projects throughout Australia, Hong Kong, Macau, Singapore and China.
While Design Landscapes realises every project presents a new challenge, its commitment will always remain the same; to engineer the delivery of value to clients. This, underpinned by an overriding emphasis on quality, is today no better reflected than in the breadth of awards now associated with the Design Landscapes brand. PRODUCTS AND SERVICES Utilising extensive theme park experience, Design Landscapes offers a comprehensive ‘themed’ decorative concrete installation capability to its commercial clients. Finishes include integral coloured concrete, latex stamping with coloured release agents, staining, acid etching, gel etching, polishing and cementitious overlays. With specialised tools and expert skills, the Design Landscapes team can create almost any look imaginable. PROJECTS Ian Potter Children’s Wild Play Garden, Centennial Park NSW | Explorer’s Hotel, Hong Kong Disneyland Resort, Hong Kong | Darling Harbour Live, Darling Harbour NSW | Lachlan’s Line, Ryde NSW | Sydney Park, Alexandria NSW | Pod Playground, National Arboretum ACT AWARDS Construction of the Year Award Commercial & Civil Construction, Darling Harbour Live
Excellence in Construction Awards Commercial & Civil Construction $3m to $5m, Lachlan’s Line Commercial & Civil Construction $5m & Over, Darling Harbour Live SERVICEABLE AREAS Australia and South-East Asia CONTACT Design Landscapes Pty Ltd | Michael Platt 586 Willoughby Road Willoughby NSW 2068 P 02 9958 9400 | M 0410 319 121 E sales@designls.com W www.designls.com
CONCRETE NSW DESIGN DESIGN LANDSCAPES LANDSCAPES Backed by more than two decades of experience, Design Landscapes excel at designing, constructing and managing a range of civil and landscape projects for the public domain. PAGE 100, 141, 162, 167, 199, 353 586 Willoughby Road Willoughby NSW 2068 P 02 9958 9400 F 02 9958 8400 W www.designls.com
VIC BESCON INDUSTRIES Bescon Industries is a leader in the manufacture and supply of decorative concrete products. PAGE 198 21 Keysborough Avenue Keysborough VIC 3173 P 03 9701 5622
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CONTRACTORS NSW GROWTH CIVIL LANDSCAPES PTY LTD Growth Civil Landscapes is a multi-award winning landscaping company with extensive experience across all areas of
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VIC BARON FORGE CONSTRUCTION PTY LTD Baron Forge offers complete civil landscaping services including concreting. PAGE 98, 254 62-70 Export Drive Brooklyn VIC 3012 P 03 9315 3225 F 03 9315 3227 W www.baronforge.com.au
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GARDENWARE PTY LTD A great option for concrete formwork, with the unique top lip adding strength, you can easily shape the steel edge to any form, and it’s reusable for great value. PAGE 359, 417 32 Centre Way Croydon South VIC 3136 P 13 11 37 W www.formboss.com.au
DECORATIVE CONCRETE VIC BESCON INDUSTRIES Bescon Industries is a leader in the manufacture and supply of decorative concrete products. PAGE 198 21 Keysborough Avenue Keysborough VIC 3173 P 03 9701 5622 W www.bescon.com.au
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BAINES MASONRY MASONRY MANUFACTURER COMPANY PROFILE First established in 1982, Baines Masonry is a family-owned company at the forefront of innovation in the Australian concrete manufacturing industry. Baines Masonry offer a range of products including, but not limited to, interlocking retaining wall systems, concrete blocks and paving in a wide variety of colours. All of their patented products are Australian designed and owned.
Baines Masonry products are ideal for commercial and residential applications and are manufactured by quality licensed manufacturers in Australia and New Zealand. PRODUCTS AND SERVICES Baines Masonry manufactures a range of segmental retaining wall systems to satisfy all landscaping needs from residential to engineered commercial applications.
Tasman® and Norfolk® | The preferred retaining wall systems ustilised by landscape architects, designers, contractors and homeowners. Available in a range of colours and textures Gardenstone® | The perfect garden block to feature in any pathway or garden bed Architectural masonry | Honed, polished, split and smooth face Lockblock® | A thin-bed mortar system Bellestone™ | Natural stone faced masonry blocks Other products | Lightweight eco-friendly masonry blocks PROJECTS Trinity Grammar | Woollahra NSW Hammond Care | Wahroonga NSW AHG Head Office | Prestons NSW Western Sydney University Building O&K | Kingswood NSW NRMA | Sydney Olympic Park NSW Ikea Distribution Centre | Marsden Park NSW Ferrari, Maserati Showroom | Waterloo NSW (All winners in the MBA NSW Excellence in Building Awards) SERVICEABLE AREAS Manufactured in NSW. Products manufactured under licence in every state (excluding WA) and New Zealand CONTACT Baines Masonry 900 Wilton Road (PO Box 89), Appin NSW 2560 P 02 4631 1383 | F 02 4631 1402 E info@bainesmasonry.com.au | W www.bainesmasonry.com.au
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EXTERIOR, BOUNDARY & RETAINING WALLS NSW AUSCAPE PTY LTD Auscape offers a comprehensive array of landscaping services for all outdoor needs, including concreting, paving, planting, retaining walls, water features and more. PAGE 101 2/2 Cawarra Road, Caringbah NSW 2229 P 02 9531 8531 W www.auscapelandscaping.com.au BAINES MASONRY Baines Masonry offers a range of products including, but not limited to, interlocking retaining wall systems, concrete blocks and paving in a wide variety of colours. PAGE 203, 307, 353 900 Wilton Road, Appin NSW 2560 P 02 4631 1383 W www.bainesmasonry.com.au GROWTH CIVIL LANDSCAPES PTY LTD Growth Civil Landscapes is a multi-award winning landscaping company with extensive experience across all areas of domestic and commercial landscaping. PAGE 101 39 Hunter Street, Kirrawee NSW 2232 P 02 9501 3044 W www.growthcivillandscapes.com.au
QLD LOGAN LANDSCAPES Since 1979, Logan Landscapes has been delivering quality residential and commercial projects throughout SouthEast Queensland. PAGE 106 1 Arakoola Street, Jindalee QLD 4074 P 07 3326 4978 W www.loganlandscapes.com.au
VIC BARON FORGE Baron Forge offers complete civil landscaping services including exterior, boundary and retaining walls. PAGE 98, 254 62-70 Export Drive, Brooklyn VIC 3012 P 03 9315 3225 W www.baronforge.com.au ECO TIMBER GROUP Eco Timber celebrates timber in all its manifestations; new and old, innovative and recycled. They specialise in custom designer and architectural recycled and sustainable timber products. PAGE 347 418 Burnley Street, Richmond VIC 3121 P 03 9421 6866 W www.ecotimbergroup.com.au
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industry service, specialising in outdoor areas such as landscaping, paving, swimming pools, retaining and feature walls, and building works projects. PAGE 306 24 Bancell Street, Campbellfield VIC 3061 P 03 9359 5922 W www.luxurystone.com.au PTA LANDSCAPES PTY LTD PTA Landscapes is a full service landscape company with over 35 years’ experience in a diverse range of projects for commercial, residential and educational clients. PAGE 46, 105 14 Ramage Street, Bayswater VIC 3153 P 03 9720 0113 W www.ptalandscapes.com.au
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TIMBER & GARDEN WALLS NSW AUSCAPE PTY LTD Auscape offers a comprehensive array of landscaping services for all outdoor needs, including concreting, paving, planting, retaining walls, water features and more. PAGE 101 2/2 Cawarra Road, Caringbah NSW 2229 P 02 9531 8531 W www.auscapelandscaping.com.au
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CONCRETE & STONE & TIMBER NSW AUSCAPE PTY LTD Auscape offers a comprehensive array of landscaping services for all outdoor needs, including concreting, paving, planting, retaining walls, water features and more. PAGE 101 2/2 Cawarra Road, Caringbah NSW 2229 P 02 9531 8531 W www.auscapelandscaping.com.au
GOSFORD QUARRIES Gosford Quarries prides itself on being a leader in the industry, supplying a wide range of stone to the civil, landscaping, residential, commercial and heritage sectors to suit any application and project specification. PAGE 305 301 Mona Vale Road, Terrey Hills NSW 2084 P 02 8585 8282 W www.gosfordquarries.com.au PERMATHENE PTY LTD P E R M AT H E N E Permathene specialises in welded gabions for architectural structures and landscaping projects. PAGE 227 Unit 8/20 Ricketty Street Mascot NSW 2020 P 1800 608 095 W www.permathene.com.au Earth Solutions
GOSFORD QUARRIES Gosford Quarries prides itself on being a leader in the industry, supplying a wide range of stone to the civil, landscaping, residential, commercial and heritage sectors to suit any application and project specification.
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LIGHTING COUNCIL AUSTRALIA OVERVIEW Lighting Council Australia was formed to represent Australia's strong, united and ethical lighting industry. As a powerful advocate for the industry, its key goal is to encourage the use of appropriately designed and manufactured high-quality lighting systems and components in the commercial, outdoor, industrial and residential sectors.
THE COUNCIL • Advocates the importance of energy efficient, quality, low environmental impact lighting products and systems • Represents the Australian lighting industry to policy-makers and other key stakeholders nationally and internationally • Influences international and Australian standards relating to the lighting industry • Promotes the use of electrically safe lighting that complies with relevant Australian and international standards • Encourages good lighting design, education and training Lighting Council Australia works closely with regulators and standards organisations on behalf of the Australian industry.
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LED CERTIFICATION SCHEME Lighting Council Australia’s Solid State Lighting Quality Scheme is a voluntary industry scheme that reassures the market that a luminaire carrying the Scheme’s label matches performance claims made by the supplier. A minimum set of critical parameters are reported by participating LED luminaire suppliers to accurately reflect the performance of their products. Scheme participants provide test reports or other evidence to Lighting Council verifying their claims. Lighting Council Australia registers the product on a database on its website (www.lightingcouncil.com.au), thereby authorising use of a Lighting Council label that indicates conformance to the Scheme's parameters.
INTERNATIONAL ACTIVITIES Lighting Council Australia provides the secretariat for, and is a member of, the Global Lighting Association. The Global Lighting Association is a grouping of peak national and regional lighting associations representing over 5000 lighting manufacturers and $75 billion (USD) in annual sales. Lighting Council Australia plays an active role in international lighting standardisation, particularly within the International Electrotechnical Commission.
that emphasises the need to conform to all of Australia’s regulatory requirements, as they relate to lighting. Any person or organisation may lodge a complaint under the Code of Conduct.
SUB-INDUSTRY GROUPS Lighting Council Australia has four technical forums that address technical, regulatory and policy matters affecting their sectors. They are: • Solid State Lighting and Lamps Sub-industry Group
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ORION SOLAR PTY LTD COMMERCIAL GRADE OFF-GRID LIGHTING SOLUTIONS COMPANY PROFILE In operation since 2004, Orion Solar is an Australian company that specialises in the supply of reliable LED lighting solutions for locations where hard-wired power is not available, or is too expensive to supply. Using solar power, Orion engineer and supply standards-compliant lighting solutions to meet demanding requirements for a range of applications.
Orion’s solar powered lighting solutions are sustainable and environmentally friendly, to assist in the reduction of an organisation's carbon footprint. While this is important, the company's biggest advantage is that they are able to provide reliable and dependable lighting in places where it would previously have not been possible. BENEFITS AND APPLICATIONS Orion started as a distributor for Carmanah Technologies of Canada, supplying Carmanah’s very successful range of marine navigation aids to its first customer, Maritime Safety Queensland. This first customer was quickly followed by other maritime and aquaculture organisations around Australia.
The guaranteed light levels and proven reliability required by the maritime industry are features demanded in other industrial applications, including aviation, obstruction, mining, oil and gas, plus street and general outdoor lighting. Over the years the company has added lighting solutions to suit all of these applications. PROJECTS BHP Billiton | Newman WA Logan City Council | QLD Bega Valley Shire Council | NSW Dept of Transport and Main Roads | QLD NT Government, Barkly Homestead | NT SERVICEABLE AREAS Orion supplies installations for aviation, marine, mining and outdoor lighting applications throughout Australia, New Zealand, Papua New Guinea and the Pacific Islands. CONTACT Orion Solar | Richard Holliday 36/30 Mudgeeraba Road Worongary QLD 4213 P 07 5559 1666 E richard@orionsolar.com.au W www.orionsolar.com.au
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www.outdoordesign.com.au ADVANCED LIGHTING TECHNOLOGIES AUSTRALIA ARCHITECTURAL, COMMERCIAL & INDUSTRIAL LIGHTING COMPANY PROFILE Advanced Lighting Technologies Australia (ADLT) has been a leader in the lighting market for over 25 years. With an established presence in Australia, New Zealand and Southeast Asia, ADLT specialise in architectural, commercial and industrial lighting solutions designed for dozens of applications and industries.
The company's relationships with leading lighting manufacturers around the world allows them to supply high-quality, innovative lighting solutions specific to indiviudal project requirements. This, coupled with a range of professional services provided by qualified industry experts, means ADLT can offer holistic lighting solutions designed to exceed expectations every time. PRODUCTS Well known for their experience in lighting carparks and sporting fields, ADLT's exterior lighting range now includes a comprehensive collection of urban and architectural luminaires.
Carefully chosen to meet the most demanding requirements of lighting designers, architects and end users, ADLT’s architectural range includes LED bollards, streetlights, façade fittings, inground uplights, floodlights and more. All products feature exceptional design and craftsmanship, backed by a minimum 5-year guarantee. PROJECTS Flinders Street Railway Station | Melbourne VIC Gold Coast Light Rail Project | Gold Coast QLD Alexandra Park | Bundaberg QLD Knox Leisureworks Community Aquatic & Fitness Centre | VIC Willinga Park Equestrian Centre | Bawley Point NSW SERVICEABLE AREAS Australia, New Zealand, Asia CONTACT Advanced Lighting Technologies Australia 110 Lewis Road Wantirna South VIC 3152 P 03 9800 5600 E sales@adlt.com.au W www.adlt.com.au
RONSTAN TENSILE ARCHITECTURE COMPLETE CATENARY LIGHTING SYSTEMS AND COMPONENTS COMPANY PROFILE Ronstan’s catenary lighting systems utilise the beauty and integrity of stainless steel cable to suspend luminaires across spaces where light is required, without the need for intrusive support structures.
Established 65 years ago in Melbourne, Ronstan has grown to become a world leader in tensile architecture, designing, manufacturing and installing catenary lighting on three continents. Ronstan manufacture and combine their own cables and components to create bespoke catenary solutions involving single cables, random cable nets or linear cable grids, each designed to support functional, aesthetic or animated lighting solutions. From Australia’s first catenary at Melbourne’s Federation Square in 2002, Ronstan catenary lighting systems now grace premier retail spaces such as Melbourne's Bourke Street Mall, Sydney's Pitt Street Mall, Brisbane's Queen Street and Adelaide's Rundle Mall. PRODUCTS AND SERVICES The Ronstan team understand how to design and execute catenary lighting structures. Ronstan consults with clients to develop optimal catenary lighting solutions that allow designers to perfectly illuminate, creating unique and welcoming spaces.
Ronstan products and services encompass: • Consulting, design support and concept development • Engineering, modelling and structural analysis • Standard components, including mounting brackets, poles, turnbuckles, meshes, cables, cable clamps and fittings • Site supervision and installation • Project management • Complete turnkey solutions including electrical PROJECTS Aurora at Subi Strand | Perth WA Rundle Mall | Adelaide SA GRB Catenary, Houston | Texas USA Playford CBD Catenary | Adelaide SA Port Macquarie Town Square | Port Macquarie NSW Booran Road Reserve | Caulfield Vic CONTACT Ronstan Tensile Architecture 19 Park Way, Braeside VIC 3195 P 1300 131 520 | E arch@ronstan.com.au W www.ronstantensilearch.com
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BOSCOLIGHTING LED OUTDOOR LIGHTING SPECIALIST MANUFACTURER COMPANY PROFILE Founded in 2011, BoscoLighting has grown to become one of Australia’s leading lighting manufacturers. The company's lighting solutions fulfill a wide range of applications for commercial, industrial, community and educational facilities that include interior and exterior lighting, as well as architectural and landscape lighting. BoscoLighting is committed to providing great value with a range of solutions to meet CAPEX and OPEX budget requirements. With the capability to customise products, BoscoLighting is able to meet specific project requirements.
The full range of BoscoLighting’s products is available through all major electrical wholesalers and many independent outlets. PRODUCTS AND SERVICES BoscoLighting’s product range includes inground uplights, pond and fountain lights, path lights, spike spotlights, wall lights, brick lights, bollards, wash lights, RGB lights and more.
As a manufacturer, they are able to customise products to suit specific project requirements such as input voltage (low or high voltage), fitting colours, as well as light output. This ensures projects look their best and are easy to complete. Many of the company's products can also have their IP ratings increased for specific purposes, such as pool and pond lighting. The professional BoscoLighting team is able to discuss your projects and assist with design solutions to meet any need. PROJECTS Western Sydney University Penrith campus, outdoor eating area | Kingwood NSW
Western Sydney University Parramatta campus, teaching and meeting spaces | Parramatta NSW Macquarie University, gymnasium lighting | Sydney NSW Royal Australian Mint, exterior lighting | Canberra ACT Blacktown City Council, building facade Christmas project | Blacktown NSW SERVICEABLE AREAS Australia-wide CONTACT Unit 11/95 Burrows Road, Alexandria NSW 2015 P 02 9188 3470 E info@boscolighting.com.au W www.boscolighting.com.au/ods
EXTERIOR LIGHTING NSW BOSCOLIGHTING One of Australia’s leading lighting manufacturers, providing exterior and landscape lighting solutions, designed for all types of applications. PAGE 210 25/110 Bourke Road Alexandria NSW 2015 P 02 9188 3470 W www.boscolighting.com.au
QLD ORION SOLAR PTY LTD Orion’s lighting solutions include solar street lights, area lighting, landscape lighting, obstruction lights, navigation lights, airfield lighting, helipad lighting, windsock lights, solar bollards, sign lighting, hazard warning lights and more. Orion’s solar powered lighting solutions are also green, sustainable and environmentally friendly. PAGE 34, 208, 211 36/30 Mudgeeraba Road Worongary QLD 4213 P 07 5559 1666 W www.orionsolar.com.au
provide a full complement of exterior lighting products for any application. PAGE 204, 209, 301 110 Lewis Road, Wantirna South VIC 3152 P 03 9800 5600 W www.adlt.com.au RONSTAN TENSILE ARCHITECTURE Ronstan are specialists in catenary lighting systems, using tensile stainless steel cables and cable nets to support outdoor lighting in public spaces. Services include design, engineering, supply and installation. PAGE 60, 140, 209 19 Park Way, Braeside VIC 3195 P 1300 131 520 W www.ronstantensilearch.com
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MANUFACTURERS & DISTRIBUTORS NSW BOSCOLIGHTING One of Australia’s leading lighting manufacturers, providing exterior and landscape lighting solutions, designed for all types of applications. PAGE 210 25/110 Bourke Road, Alexandria NSW 2015 P 02 9188 3470 W www.boscolighting.com.au
NSW BOSCOLIGHTING One of Australia’s leading lighting manufacturers, providing exterior and landscape lighting solutions designed for all types of applications. PAGE 210 25/110 Bourke Road, Alexandria NSW 2015 P 02 9188 3470 W www.boscolighting.com.au
VIC ADVANCED LIGHTING TECHNOLOGIES AUSTRALIA INC ADLT is Australia’s only authorised distributor of Cree Exterior luminaires. Cree LED lighting provide improved illumination performance, consume less energy and require less maintenance than traditional lighting solutions. ADLT
more. Orion’s solar powered lighting solutions are also green, sustainable and environmentally friendly. PAGE 34, 208, 211 36/30 Mudgeeraba Road Worongary QLD 4213 P 07 5559 1666 W www.orionsolar.com.au
QLD ORION SOLAR PTY LTD Orion’s lighting solutions include solar street lights, area lighting, landscape lighting, obstruction lights, navigation lights, airfield lighting, helipad lighting, windsock lights, solar bollards, sign lighting, hazard warning lights and
QLD ORION SOLAR PTY LTD Orion’s lighting solutions include solar street lights, area lighting, landscape lighting, obstruction lights, navigation lights, airfield lighting, helipad lighting, windsock lights, solar bollards, sign lighting, hazard warning lights and more. Orion’s solar powered lighting solutions are also green, sustainable and environmentally friendly. PAGE 34, 208, 211 36/30 Mudgeeraba Road Worongary QLD 4213 P 07 5559 1666 W www.orionsolar.com.au STREET + GARDEN
Street + Garden delivery more than 300 products in their standard catalogue, including benches, tables, bins, bollards, balustrades, light poles, drinking fountains, signage, shelters, tree grates and more. PAGE 322 1/11 Donkin Street, West End QLD 4101 P 07 3844 1951 W www.streetandgarden.com
VIC ADVANCED LIGHTING TECHNOLOGIES AUSTRALIA INC ADLT offer a range of products suited to aprons, airfield, landscapes, walkways and other general areas. Also multistorey carparks, maintenance facilities and aircraft hangars. ADLT also supply ABUCUS tilt poles and exclusively use CREE LED Exterior products. PAGE 204, 209, 301 110 Lewis Road, Wantirna South VIC 3152 P 03 9800 5600 W www.adlt.com.au RONSTAN TENSILE ARCHITECTURE Ronstan are specialists in catenary lighting systems, using tensile stainless steel cables and cable nets to support outdoor lighting in public spaces. PAGE 60, 140, 209 19 Park Way, Braeside VIC 3195 P 1300 131 520 W www.ronstantensilearch.com
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QLD ORION SOLAR PTY LTD Orion’s lighting solutions include solar street lights, area lighting, landscape lighting, obstruction lights, navigation lights, airfield lighting, helipad lighting, windsock lights, solar bollards, sign lighting, hazard warning lights and more. Orion’s solar powered lighting solutions are also green, sustainable and environmentally friendly. PAGE 34, 208, 211 36/30 Mudgeeraba Road Worongary QLD 4213 P 07 5559 1666 W www.orionsolar.com.au
VIC ADVANCED LIGHTING TECHNOLOGIES AUSTRALIA INC The Cree Edge pathway luminaires distributed by Advanced Lighting Technologies, provide uniform, shadowfree illumination for building entries and walkways, enhancing any architectural style. Multiple height options provide lighting design flexibility for a range of applications. PAGE 204, 209, 301 110 Lewis Road Wantirna South VIC 3152 P 03 9800 5600 W www.adlt.com.au
BULKHEAD LIGHTING VIC ADVANCED LIGHTING TECHNOLOGIES AUSTRALIA INC ADLT supply outdoor wall mounted applications for general area and security lighting. PAGE 204, 209, 301 110 Lewis Road, Wantirna South VIC 3152 P 03 9800 5600 W www.adlt.com.au
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INDUSTRIAL LIGHTING NSW BOSCOLIGHTING One of Australia’s leading lighting manufacturers, providing exterior and landscape lighting solutions designed for all types of applications. PAGE 210 25/110 Bourke Road, Alexandria NSW 2015 P 02 9188 3470 W www.boscolighting.com.au
VIC ADVANCED LIGHTING TECHNOLOGIES AUSTRALIA INC ADLT supply the revolutionary CREE CXB High Bay for industrial factories, distribution centres and warehouses. The CXB LED High Bay luminaire delivers 23,000 lumens with illumination performance to allow one-for-one replacement of 400W metal halide highbay lighting and multi-lamp fluorescent high-bay fixtures, bringing great performance and unexpected value. PAGE 204, 209, 301 110 Lewis Road, Wantirna South VIC 3152 P 03 9800 5600 W www.adlt.com.au
INGROUND UPLIGHTS NSW BOSCOLIGHTING One of Australia’s leading lighting manufacturers, providing exterior and landscape lighting solutions designed for all types of applications. PAGE 210 25/110 Bourke Road, Alexandria NSW 2015 P 02 9188 3470 W www.boscolighting.com.au
BOSCOLIGHTING One of Australia’s leading lighting manufacturers, providing exterior and landscape lighting solutions designed for all types of applications. PAGE 210 25/110 Bourke Road, Alexandria NSW 2015 P 02 9188 3470 W www.boscolighting.com.au
VIC ADVANCED LIGHTING TECHNOLOGIES AUSTRALIA INC ADLT supply CREE LED luminaires for exacting illumination performance for any application where flood and spot lighting is needed. For applications where high output illumination of at least 5000K is required, the CREE Edge High Output luminaire series delivers superior colour rendering and vivid white light, perfect for automotive dealerships or airports. PAGE 204, 209, 301 110 Lewis Road, Wantirna South VIC 3152 P 03 9800 5600
VIC ADVANCED LIGHTING TECHNOLOGIES AUSTRALIA INC ADLT’s product range of CREE roadway and street lights and the LEDway series High Output (HO) are both industry leading luminaires. PAGE 204, 209, 301 110 Lewis Road, Wantirna South VIC 3152 P 03 9800 5600 W www.adlt.com.au
SOLAR POWERED LIGHTING QLD GREENPLATE PTY LTD High quality LED solar street, park and area lighting to Australian standards. PAGE Unit 2/15 Natasha Street Capalaba QLD 4157 P 07 3245 3008 W www.greenplate.com.au ORION SOLAR PTY LTD Orion’s lighting solutions include solar street lights, area lighting, landscape lighting, obstruction lights, navigation lights, airfield lighting, helipad lighting, windsock lights, solar bollards, sign lighting, hazard warning lights and more. Orion’s solar powered lighting solutions are also green, sustainable and environmentally friendly. PAGE 34, 208, 211 36/30 Mudgeeraba Road Worongary QLD 4213 P 07 5559 1666 W www.orionsolar.com.au
LIGHT POLES QLD GREENPLATE PTY LTD Custom light poles, seesaw and standard designs. PAGE 328, 339 Unit 2/15 Natasha Street Capalaba QLD 4157 P 07 3245 3008 W www.greenplate.com.au
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environmentally friendly. PAGE 34, 208, 211 36/30 Mudgeeraba Road Worongary QLD 4213 P 07 5559 1666 W www.orionsolar.com.au
VIC ADVANCED LIGHTING TECHNOLOGIES AUSTRALIA INC ADLT supply RUUD square section premium base plate poles complete with in-ground reinforcing cages and anchor bolts with a series of cross-arms and mounting brackets. ADLT also supply ABACUS fixed and base-hinged columns in a range of sizes, styles and finishes. PAGE 204, 209, 301 110 Lewis Road, Wantirna South VIC 3152 P 03 9800 5600 W www.adlt.com.au
ROADWAY LIGHTING QLD ORION SOLAR PTY LTD Orion’s lighting solutions include solar street lights, area lighting, landscape lighting, obstruction lights, navigation lights, airfield lighting, helipad lighting, windsock lights, solar bollards, sign lighting, hazard warning lights and more. Orion’s solar powered lighting solutions are also green, sustainable and
SPORTS LIGHTING VIC ADVANCED LIGHTING TECHNOLOGIES AUSTRALIA INC ADLT supply a broad range of economical, durable and energy-efficient commercial lighting solutions. PAGE 204, 209, 301 110 Lewis Road, Wantirna South VIC 3152 P 03 9800 5600 W www.adlt.com.au
STREET LIGHTING & AREA LIGHTING PRODUCTS NSW BOSCOLIGHTING One of Australia’s leading lighting manufacturers, providing exterior and landscape lighting solutions designed for all types of applications. PAGE 210 25/110 Bourke Road, Alexandria NSW 2015 P 02 9188 3470 W www.boscolighting.com.au
PAGE 34, 208, 211 36/30 Mudgeeraba Road Worongary QLD 4213 P 07 5559 1666 W www.orionsolar.com.au STREET + GARDEN Street + Garden delivery more than 300 products in their standard catalogue, including benches, tables, bins, bollards, balustrades, light poles, drinking fountains, signage, shelters, tree grates and more. PAGE 322 1/11 Donkin Street, West End QLD 4101 P 07 3844 1951 W www.streetandgarden.com
VIC ADVANCED LIGHTING TECHNOLOGIES AUSTRALIA INC ADLT supply the CREE range of streetlights including the LEDway, XSP and OSQ series. A perfect fit for a wide array of roadway applications, helping improve the economic value for municipalities or investor owned utilities. PAGE 204, 209, 301 110 Lewis Road, Wantirna South VIC 3152 P 03 9800 5600 W www.adlt.com.au RONSTAN TENSILE ARCHITECTURE Ronstan are specialists in catenary lighting systems using tensile stainless steel cables and cable nets to support outdoor lighting in public spaces. Services include design, engineering, supply and installation. PAGE 60, 140, 209 19 Park Way, Braeside VIC 3195 P 1300 131 520 W www.ronstantensilearch.com
ARCHITECTURAL LIGHTING NSW BOSCOLIGHTING One of Australia’s leading lighting manufacturers, providing exterior and landscape lighting solutions designed for all types of applications. PAGE 210 25/110 Bourke Road, Alexandria NSW 2015 P 02 9188 3470 W www.boscolighting.com.au
QLD ORION SOLAR PTY LTD Orion’s lighting solutions include solar street lights, area lighting, landscape lighting, obstruction lights, navigation lights, airfield lighting, helipad lighting, windsock lights, solar bollards, sign lighting, hazard warning lights and more. Orion’s solar powered lighting solutions are also green, sustainable and environmentally friendly. PAGE 34, 208, 211 36/30 Mudgeeraba Road Worongary QLD 4213 P 07 5559 1666 W www.orionsolar.com.au
VIC QLD ORION SOLAR PTY LTD Orion’s lighting solutions include solar street lights, area lighting, landscape lighting, obstruction lights, navigation lights, airfield lighting, helipad lighting, windsock lights, solar bollards, sign lighting, hazard warning lights and more. Orion’s solar powered lighting solutions are also green, sustainable and environmentally friendly.
RONSTAN TENSILE ARCHITECTURE Ronstan are specialists in catenary lighting systems using tensile stainless steel cables and cable nets to support outdoor lighting in public spaces. Services include design, engineering, supply and installation. PAGE 60, 140, 209 19 Park Way, Braeside VIC 3195 P 1300 131 520 W www.ronstantensilearch.com
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GARDEN ACCESSORIES
THIS CHAPTER PROVIDES INFORMATION ON FEATURE FIRE GARDEN ACCESSORIES Mirrors (outdoor) | Ornaments, Pots and Planters | Precast Ponds and Fountains LANDSCAPE ARTISTS | WHOLESALE GARDEN, PRODUCTS AND GIFTS
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MASCOT ENGINEERING LIGHTWEIGHT GLASS REINFORCED CONCRETE COMPANY PROFILE Established in 1920, Mascot Engineering is wholly Australianowned and the largest manufacturer of Glass Reinforced Concrete (GRC) in the Southern hemisphere.
Originally an iron foundry manufacturing cast iron gratings and access covers, in the 1980s Mascot was one of the first to introduce Glass Reinforced Concrete (GRC) to Australia. Mascot Engineering is a leader in the supply of GRC solutions for use in streetscape applications, such as planter boxes. The company also provides industry-leading solutions for plumbing, electrical and municipal requirements. With offices and distribution centres nationwide, Mascot Engineering can provide local service, technical support and stock regardless of project location. PLANTER BOXES AND STREETSCAPE PRODUCTS Lightweight Glass Reinforced Concrete (GRC) planter boxes are available in a number of standard sizes. Options include freestanding, wall-mounted and cavity-mounted planters, as well as inground planters.
As the Mascot product range is continually developing, the company has the capacity to develop planters to suit indiviudal project and site requirements. The standard range includes: • GRC planter boxes • Cast iron and stainless steel tree grates • Cast iron bollards • Stainless steel heelproof grating COMPOSITION AND MANUFACTURE Mascot Engineering is a third generation company committed to Australian manufacturing. The company's locally manufactured GRC is a composite of concrete and fibreglass technologies, with the benefits of both materials: the solidity of concrete and the instantaneous high strength of fibreglass.
As the fibreglass is dispersed throughout the entire product (not just reinforcing in some parts), Mascot is able to achieve the strength of traditional steel reinforced concrete with a thinner section, which means significantly reducing the weight of finished products — in some cases up to one-tenth the weight of a comparative product. GLASS REINFORCED CONCRETE AND THE ENVIRONMENT Glass Reinforced Concrete has been proven, via a study conducted by the UK Government/Concrete Industry Alliance, to reduce the environmental impact that traditional reinforced steel produces by 40 percent.
Mascot have further adopted procedures to extend their commitment to reducing its environmental impact through the reuse of materials, storage and packaging processes, and also water management processes. SERVICEABLE AREAS Global CONTACT Mascot Engineering P 1300 885 295 F 1300 885 296 E sales@mascoteng.com.au W www.mascotengineering.com.au
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MARTIN KELLOCK POTS & PLANTERS AUSTRALIA’S LEADING WHOLESALER OF POTS, PLANTERS AND THE VICINITY GREENWALL SYSTEM COMPANY PROFILE With over 20 years’ experience Martin Kellock Pots & Planters (MKP&P) is a preferred supplier to the architectural landscaping industry. Having earned the reputation as a leading specialist in pots and planters, MKP&P offer superior product knowledge, materials and finishes for domestic and commercial use.
Responding to increasing demand for large pots and planters for domestic and commercial landscapes, MKP&P stocks a wide range of products from the affordable everyday to high-end offerings. MKP&P's product range extends to metal works, outdoor furniture, water features and accessories. MKP&P are also the exclusive Australian distributor of Vicinity Greenwall, a modular system that eliminates the hassle and risk associated with creating vertical gardens. The Martin Kellock Pots & Planters brand is recognisable across major media channels, including Channel Nine’s TV series The Block. The Vicinity Greenwall was also featured at the 2017 Australian Open. PRODUCTS Pots and Accessories
Geo Rok | Pietro Stoneware GRC feature pots | Balcony Lite, Smartline and Topline | Serralunga 1825, Khilia and Oltrevaso | Burnt Earth range of handmade terracotta classic pots | Thai Limestone and Atlantis range of urns, planters and water features | Atomic glazed pots in bright red, orange, yellow and green | Cast iron firepits and steel growing frames | Corten steel and powdercoated decorative screens | Deroma Italian Terracotta Greenwalls Vicinity Greenwall | A modular system with optional remote irrigation monitoring. Easy installation, almost instant coverage. SERVICEABLE AREAS Australia-wide CONTACT Martin Kellock Pots & Planters 13 Pascal Road, Seaford VIC 3198 P 03 9701 8699 F 03 9701 8261 E info@martinkellockpots.com.au W www.martinkellockpots.com.au
ENTANGLEMENTS METAL GARDEN ART STUDIO COMPANY PROFILE Founded by Helen Neyland in 1998, Entanglements is one of the pioneering garden metal art and wall art studios in Australia. Over the years, the team of designers and artisan metalworkers has earned a reputation for original designs and meticulous workmanship, with their combined skill and expertise earning Entanglements a few industry awards along the way. PRODUCTS AND SERVICES Entanglements embraces an inclusive working relationship with all clients and encourages a collaborative process from design to installation. Whether working with architects, landscape designers, interior designers or individuals on a project, Entanglements strives to achieve that 'wow' factor with all their custom metal fabrication creations.
Entanglements services the commercial, industrial, and residential sectors. With a network of contacts across the building industry, Entanglements is happy to recommend local landscapers or builders to provide installation services where required. Working with quality materials of steel, stainless steel and aluminium, in a range of finishes from Corten steel to powdercoating, Entanglements product range includes: • Metal lightboxes, wall art and signage • Metal privacy screens and decorative partitions • Fire pits and ethanol burners • Outdoor industrial furniture • Gates, fencing and letterboxes • Security doors and gate • Feature sculptures and trellising • Custom designs PROJECTS Feature Installation | Decor + Design 2015 The Block | multiple years Sculpture project 2018 | Grand Designs Australia Courtyard and estate sculptor | 2018 MIFGS SERVICEABLE AREAS Australian designed and made products are dispatched daily. Products available in store or online for global delivery. CONTACT Entanglements | P 1300 886 811 E sales@entanglements.com.au W www.entanglements.com.au
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RIVAS DESIGN OUTDOOR MIRROR SPECIALISTS COMPANY PROFILE With 20 years of experience crafting wrought iron elements, Rivas Design are specialists in creating stunning outdoor products to style gardens and fabulous spaces for both the commercial and domestic market.
The company are known Australia-wide for their range of stunning outdoor mirrors and wall décor. With professional attention to detail, a master-crafted piece from Rivas Design will lift any designed area to the next level, creating fabulous ambience and complementing all architectural styles. All orders are closely overseen by Rivas Design, from design to manufacture to installation, in order to ensure customer satisfaction and a reliable professional service. PRODUCTS AND SERVICES Rivas Design crafts a range of custom and standard designs handforged in wrought iron and hot-dip galvanised for a pristine finish.
• Outdoor mirrors • Outdoor wall décor • Wrought iron custom design Installation services available in Sydney. Delivery via courier available Australia-wide (some regional areas excluded). PROJECTS Custom-designed double-entry gates, Kotara Westfield entertainment precinct | Newcastle NSW
Mirrored feature wall, North Annandale Hotel | Annandale NSW Feature mirrors, Westfield Leagues Club | Ashfield NSW Custom-designed iron/glass door, Quorra Jewellery | Sydney NSW Feature wall décor, Mittagong RSL Club | Mittagong NSW SERVICEABLE AREAS Australia-wide CONTACT Rivas Design | Siita Rivas Head Office | Ferry Road, Glebe NSW 2037 P 02 9692 0102 M 0416 041 504 E design@rivasdesign.com.au W www.rivasdesign.com.au
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RIVAS DESIGN With 20 years of experience crafting wrought iron elements, Rivas Design are specialists in creating stunning outdoor products to style gardens and spaces for both commercial and domestic markets. PAGE 217 81 Ferry Road, Glebe NSW 2037 P 02 9692 0102 W www.rivasdesign.com.au
MASCOT ENGINEERING GROUP Established in 1920, Mascot Engineering is the largest manufacturer of GRC products in the Southern Hemisphere. PAGE 151, 190, 215 37 Tarlington Place, Smithfield NSW 2164 P 1300 885 295 W www.mascotengineering.com.au
SA QLD ART DINOUVEAU PTY LTD Art Dinouveau is a unique, commercial art and sculpture company specialising in nature-inspired play equipment with a wide range of interactive, engaging and unique industry compliant play sculptures. PAGE 44, 244, 270 Browns Road, Mt Glorious QLD 4520 P 07 3289 0165 W www.artdinouveau.com
VIC RONSTAN TENSILE ARCHITECTURE Ronstan specialise in tensile cable systems for the suspension of art. Stainless steel cables provide a strong and minimalist means of support. PAGE 60, 140, 209 19 Park Way, Braeside VIC 3195 P 1300 131 520 W www.ronstantensilearch.com
WHOLESALE PLANTS & PRODUCTS PTY LTD Wholesale Plants & Products are South Australia’s leading wholesale nursery and trade market, providing a full range of plants and allied products. PAGE 390 38 Duncan Road, Dry Creek SA 5094 P 08 8262 7787 W www.wholesaleplants.com.au
VIC ENTANGLEMENTS Contemporary plant containers for an irresistible blend of art and nature in rusted and embellished metal finishes to highlight your favourite foliage. PAGE 216 342 Jasper Road, Ormond VIC 3204 P 1300 886 811 W www.entanglements.com.au
Custom planters made in galvanised, corten, ZAM™ and stainless steel. Any shape up to 580mm in height. PAGE 359, 417 32 Centre Way, Croydon South VIC 3136 P 13 11 37 W www.formboss.com.au MARTIN KELLOCK POTS & PLANTERS Martin Kellock Pots & Planters supplies a vast range of garden accessories, including large architectural pots, planters and screens. PAGE 58, 142, 216 13 Pascal Road, Seaford VIC 3198 P 03 9701 8699 W www.martinkellockpots.com.au
PRECAST PONDS & FOUNTAINS QLD AQUASCAPE SUPPLIES AUSTRALIA Aquascape Supplies Australia (ASA) is the sole Australian distributor of quality Aquascape Inc pond equipment, and a distributor of Firestone EPDM pond liners. PAGE 160, 352, 363 7a Pioneer Road, Yandina QLD 4561 P 07 5446 7963 W www.aquascapesupplies.com.au
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GREENLINES GARDENWARE PTY LTD
REAL FLAME Real Flame is an industry leader in fireplace heater design and manufacture.
Incorporated into the company’s range of high-quality fireplaces are the latest in safety devices, including flame failure and oxygen depletion systems. PAGE 288 546 Pacific Hwy, Chatswood NSW 2067 P 02 8905 0189 W www.realflame.com.au
VIC ENTANGLEMENTS Metal castings available in a range of sizes to create charming firepits. PAGE 216 342 Jasper Road, Ormond VIC 3204 P 1300 886 811 W www.entanglements.com.au MARTIN KELLOCK POTS & PLANTERS Martin Kellock Pots & Planters supplies a vast range of garden accessories including firepits. PAGE 58, 142, 216 13 Pascal Road, Seaford VIC 3198 P 03 9701 8699 W www.martinkellockpots.com.au
OUTDOOR MIRRORS NSW RIVAS DESIGN With 20 years of experience crafting wrought iron elements, Rivas Design are specialists in creating stunning outdoor products to style gardens and spaces for both commercial and domestic markets. PAGE 217 81 Ferry Road, Glebe NSW 2037 P 02 9692 0102 W www.rivasdesign.com.au
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