This is what we do. Due to confidentiality agreement, we weren't able to publicly share some of the projects. However, here are some examples for your reference.
Our civil engineering projects have redefined Melbourne's urban landscape. We have designed efficient transportation systems, state-of-the-art water management solutions, and sustainable urban development plans that promote a better quality of life for the city's residents.
One such marvel lies in the realm of non-load bearing framing design, where engineers have achieved incredible feats in creating partition walls and seismic ceilings that are not only functional but also architecturally inspiring.
Partition walls are more than just dividers; they are essential for defining spaces within buildings, ensuring privacy, and enhancing the overall aesthetics of interior design. In recent years, structural engineers have revolutionized partition wall design, moving beyond traditional materials and methods to create lightweight, flexible, and visually stunning solutions.
In an era where fire safety is paramount, our fire engineering solutions have played a pivotal role in safeguarding lives and property. Our expertise utilises passive fire protection using various building materials such as plasterboard, fibre cement, Hebel, Speedpanel in fire engineering the creation of fire compartmentalisation.
One of the standout innovations is the use of fire-rated plasterboard in lightweight framing. This material offers exceptional fire resistance, often exceeding the required safety standards. It is also lightweight, making it an ideal choice for partition walls in various types of buildings and compliant with NCC for FRL fire performance.
Structural engineers have risen to the challenge by developing seismic ceiling designs that not only protect occupants but also maintain the aesthetic appeal of interior spaces. Suspended ceiling systems have become a standard choice for seismic resilience. These systems are designed to absorb and dissipate seismic forces, reducing the risk of ceiling collapse during an earthquake, and seamlessly blend with architectural designs. The designed ceiling can be integrated with fire protection and lighting systems