01 / Commercial
Projects & applications
Spaces shaped by purpose.
Engineered for possibility.
Explore the commercial, industrial and architectural applications our capabilities support.
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Selected applications
Spaces shaped by
purpose and precision.
Explore dome structures, commercial roofs, fitness spaces and spiral staircases, from structural frameworks to architectural finishes.
02 / Structural Steelwork
Dome Framework
03 / Residential Metalworks
Spiral Staircase
Commercial structures
From steel framework
to functional spaces.
Explore curved roofing, roof framing and the exterior and interior of Fitness Regiment.
04 / Roof Structures
Curved Roof
05 / Structural Steelwork
Roof Framework
06 / Commercial Buildings
Fitness Regiment — Exterior
07 / Commercial Interiors
Fitness Regiment — Interior
Industrial buildings & steelwork
Industrial steelwork, in focus.
A closer look at building frames, roof trusses and industrial spaces, from exposed steelwork to roofed interiors.
Columns, rafters and secondary framing
The primary frame sets the geometry.
This view brings the steel columns, pitched rafters and secondary members into focus. Together they define the building outline and the points where roof and wall systems connect to the structure.
Planning focusMember layout, connection details and cladding interfaces.
Repeated steel bays across the building
Repeated trusses shape the roof.
The exposed triangular trusses reveal the rhythm of the roof structure across the length of the building. Repeated bays make the relationship between the roof geometry, columns and secondary framing easy to see.
Planning focusTruss geometry, bay spacing and supporting connections.
Erected framing and components at ground level
Fabricated members meet the site plan.
Erected framing sits alongside steel components laid out at ground level. It is a useful view of the interface between delivered assemblies and site work, where access and assembly order need to be considered together.
Planning focusDelivery sequence, component identification and assembly access.
Roof trusses and an open floor layout
The interior brings the brief into focus.
Roof sheeting, daylight panels and the steel framework define a large open industrial interior. The floor area invites the next planning questions: where equipment will sit, how materials will move and how people will access the space.
Planning focusEquipment layout, circulation and service interfaces.
Steel framing, roof sheeting and daylight panels
Roof and structure come together.
The roofed frame shows the relationship between steel trusses, sheeting and translucent roof panels. Along the frontage, the boundary wall and landscaping add context to the way the industrial building meets its surroundings.
Planning focusRoof interfaces, perimeter conditions and access.
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