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DCTech / Proctor Group
Stay Cool Trucks, located in Western Australia, specialise in manufacturing and supplying high-quality insulated truck bodies and trailers for transportation and storage of temperature-sensitive goods. They also produce custom composite panels for a range of applications.
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Moddex
Moddex has officially broken ground on our new state-of-the-art headquarters in Maryborough Queensland, marking a significant milestone for our locally founded company.
PROJECT CASE STUDIES
Bildspec
The Dja Dja Wurrung Clans Aboriginal Corporation (trading as DJAARA) and its enterprises have moved to a new Corporate and Community Centre. Located at 43 Hattam Street, Golden Square, the Centre is a permanent base for Dja Dja Wurrung People to practice, strengthen and share Culture, as well as office space for around 100 staff.
PROJECT CASE STUDIES
The Australian Trellis Door Co
ATDC’s folding security gates https://www.trellisdoors.com.au/product/commercial-security/security-screens-and-screen-doors/s06-concertina-security-shutters provide a good deterrent against break and enter and also are an effective access control device and crowd control mechanism.
PROJECT CASE STUDIES
Fytogreen Australia
45m2 green facades with automated, monitored irrigation system and 779m2 stainless steel webnet mesh
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GX Outdoors
The COVID-19 pandemic has proven just how important parks are for Australian communities. With lockdown mandates keeping families at home, people looked for new ways to engage with each other and the outdoors. They found this in public parks.
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KONE Elevators
For a living, breathing example of a sustainable city in action, look no further than Singapore. With its vibrant business sector, world-class public transport system and an abundance of green spaces, this Asian gem succeeds in keeping all its plates spinning at once.
PROJECT CASE STUDIES
DCTech / Proctor Group
Outsulation on a concrete roof, IRMA
PROJECT CASE STUDIES
DCTech / Proctor Group
A new Novotel hotel in the heart of Hobart, a challenging project which pushed the boundaries of a conventional façade by introducing intersecting angled stone faces to create focal points and frame windows.
