| Fremantle Technical School: Precast concrete buildings (1968). |
Pastoralists and Graziers Association Office Building. Winner of the MBA Excellence in Construction Award, Division 4, in 1993, this tilt-up office building was completed in 35 working days.
| Delta West Pty Ltd, Wet Products Pharmaceutical Factory, Bentley: Airey Taylor Consulting provided full civil and structural services in the design of this project comprising laboratories, amenities and office, storage and maintenance areas.The project was rapidly and economically erected using the tilt-up walling construction method (left) and met stringent design criteria to provide completely crack-free walls and floors to achieve totality of environmental sterility and cleanliness. |
Sandovers Warehousing Project, Belmont.
This regional Community hub for state and local government services combines durability with attractive cladding to host local services ranging from video conferencing through to art and child care facilities.
Expansion of the Armadale Aquatic Centre deliver a world-class series of facilities for locals in this south-eastern Perth suburb, including indoor and outdoor swimming pools with geothermal heating and a expansive range of other social and recreational facilities.
Airey Taylor Consulting provided design and documentation of this $45 M industrial project in Forrestfield, comprising of 4 structural steel warehouses and office space.
This 4 storey commercial office with an underground basement features a six star energy rating and tight integration of Architectural intent to maximise light and energy absorption
Significant expansion of Anglican day and boarding school for boys overlooking Freshwater Bay on the Swan River incorporating administration, management, technology and other functions of the school.
St Quentin’s Apartments were architecturally conceived by CMP Architects to provide a striking gateway building to the Town Centre precinct of Claremont, and utilised revolutionary top-down construction and permanent form concrete walls to both speed completion of the project and integrate construction into the prestigious neighbourhood with minimum disruption.
Multi-storey mixed use apartment development on the Bunbury foreshore that utilised old grain silos in the structural development to integrate and highlight the unique heritage aspects of the area.
Luxury award winning apartment complex utilised pre-cast concrete panels and tilt-up construction to streamline building time and result in a superb finish
Top-down Construction
Claylock and Retroclay
Rammed earth walling system
Value engineering
Glass fibre reinforced plastic research