LS Roofing and Cladding delivered precision roofing and cladding, balancing durability, performance, and modern identity.

LS Roofing and Cladding

The redevelopment of the Walkerville Recreation Centre showcases a strong balance of performance, durability, and modern design, with the roofing and cladding package playing a central role in the building’s visual identity and long-term resilience.

LS Roofing and Cladding delivered the full external roofing and wall cladding systems, supplying and installing FIELDERS materials across multiple building zones.

The main roof was completed in 0.48BMT Klip-Lok sheeting in Matt Shale Grey, paired with roof razors and insulation blanket to enhance thermal performance and weather protection.

The gymnasium walls were clad in 0.48BMT Span-Form, continuing the sleek Matt Shale Grey finish, while the lower level features 0.55mm Nailstrip cladding in Metallic Aries, adding contrast and a refined architectural detail.

“The Nailstrip cladding has that nice seamless finish and, when installed correctly, it has little to no oil-canning,” explained founder Leigh Surman.

Precision was critical. “All of the walls were packed out to a 1mm tolerance to provide a level surface,” says Leigh Surman, ensuring the cladding achieved a clean, consistent finish. Flashings in Matt Colourbond and Metallic Aries were detailed to integrate seamlessly with the façade.

Despite tight material lead times, the team maintained progress through careful sequencing of preparation works.

Led by founder Leigh Surman, the business brings strong industry experience to every project. From small re-guttering jobs, LS Roofing and Cladding has grown in three years into a seven-person team delivering medium to large commercial projects across the state.

For more information contact LS Roofing and Cladding, phone 0412 412 514, email leigh@lsroofing.net

SA Interior Projects delivered durable, functional, and visually cohesive interiors, enhancing Walkerville Recreation Centre’s community experience.

SA Interior Projects

The Walkerville Recreation Centre redevelopment required interior solutions that were not only durable and practical but also enhanced the facility’s contemporary design. SA Interior Projects delivered specialist internal finishes and custom seating installations, ensuring the spaces are functional, visually cohesive, and built to support long-term community use.

Our work included the internal linings and the installation of seating and soft seating, working to suit both the interior and surrounding areas,” Director Andy Lin explained. “The fitout components were essential in shaping the way visitors experience the centre, contributing to comfort as well as visual appeal.

One of the more complex aspects of the project involved delivering elements tied to a distinctive architectural vision. “The external features were a big challenge because they were a special design,” Andy explained. Although the design originated with the builder, SA Interior Projects worked closely with engineers to ensure the concept could be implemented effectively onsite.

This ability to translate detailed designs into high-quality finished outcomes is a hallmark of the company’s approach.
Working within a busy construction environment alongside multiple trades requires strong co-ordination and clear communication. According to Andy, the delivery process was well managed.

For Andy, the project highlight comes back to consistent workmanship. “The best thing is the standard,” he says. That commitment to maintaining strong quality across every component has helped SA Interior Projects contribute to a recreation facility that will serve the Walkerville community for years to come.

For more information contact SA Interior Projects, Unit 17, 36-38 Tikalara Street, Regency Park SA 5010, phone 0420 988 902, email saip@sa-interiorprojects.com, website www.sa-interiorprojects.com

Space Landscape Construction delivered integrated civil, concrete and landscape works creating public spaces for Walkerville

Space Landscape Construction

The redevelopment of Walkerville Recreation Centre represents a major investment in long-term community infrastructure.

Space Landscape Construction was engaged to deliver the integrated external works package, playing a pivotal role in shaping the site’s functionality, durability, and public-facing space.

Space’s scope included project management and survey, civil construction and structural concrete, slab and perimeter concrete works, stormwater and earthworks, carpark construction, street furniture, feature stone planter boxes, irrigation, garden beds and extensive tree installation.

“Walkerville Recreation Centre was delivered within a tight footprint and timeframe, requiring constant collaboration with the builder and other subcontractors to ensure sequencing worked efficiently across the site,” said Senior Project Manager Rick Cerracchio.

“One of the key challenges was managing complex interfaces while maintaining momentum on critical path activities. Clear communication and proactive planning were essential to keeping works moving safely and efficiently.”

Space’s ability to deliver a fully integrated solution was critical to the project’s success. “Our strength lies in offering a ‘turn-key’ landscape, civil and concrete service,” Rick explained. “That approach allows us to control quality, manage risk and deliver cohesive outcomes across projects of this scale.”

Beyond technical delivery, Space is particularly proud of the long-term community value created at Walkerville. “This project will be used and enjoyed by the community for generations,” Rick said. “Seeing the finished facility come together—from the hardscape to the planted areas—highlights the importance of thoughtful, durable landscape construction in public spaces.”

With more than a decade of experience and a growing portfolio of education, health and community projects across South Australia, Space Landscape Construction continues to establish itself as a trusted partner for complex, high-quality landscape delivery.

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For more information contact Space Landscape Construction, 3 Duncan Road Dry Creek 5094, phone 08 8234 8274, email info@spacelc.com.au, website www.spacelc.com.au

Delivering Waste-Management Infrastructure

Wasteman Servicing

Wasteman Servicing was engaged to deliver the waste-management infrastructure for The Grande, installing dual garbage and recycling chute systems aligned with the project’s waste strategy, fire-safety requirements, and operational constraints of a dense CBD development.

Wasteman Servicing specialises in the design, installation, and ongoing servicing of waste chute systems for high-density residential and mixed-use developments. Working closely with builders and consultants, the company delivers compliant, buildable solutions that integrate seamlessly with construction sequencing, fire safety systems, and long-term building operations.

“Our scope included supplying and installing 510mm diameter lagged galvanised dual garbage and recycling chutes across the building,” explained Elie Mizhar, Director of Wasteman Servicing. “This covered all levels, including the lower ground discharge into the collection room.”

The system included fire-rated stainless steel chute doors on every level, vent installations extending above roof height, wash-down flushing systems, compliant access hatches for maintenance, NRD isolation rubber mounts, and sprinkler provisions at every floor.

The collection room itself featured a two-chute offset configuration designed to safely separate waste streams, with gravity-closing A-Type discharge doors suitable for 2m3 bins. These doors are engineered to close automatically in the event of fire, supporting occupant and building safety.

“The chutes were custom made and Australian designed. We’re proud to be locally manufactured and to provide solutions that meet the specific needs of each development,” said Elie.

While the scale of installation spanned multiple floors, the delivery process was smooth and well coordinated. “There were no issues with access or programming. We delivered our works on time and met the builder’s schedule and compliance requirements,” explained Elie.

Wasteman Servicing delivers garbage chute installation, cleaning and maintenance services across Sydney, supporting both planned servicing and reactive works.

“We are currently the leading company for chute cleaning and servicing, and the preferred contact for blockages and breakdowns,” Elie said. “Competitive rates and skilled technicians are what keep our clients coming back.”

For more information contact Wastemen Servicing, Unit 18/390 Marion Street, Condell Park 2200 NSW, phone 1300 172 202, mobile 0422 244 465, email elie@wstemanservicing.com.au, website www.wastemanservice.com.au

Capital Doorworks delivered technically precise roller shutters and access doors at The Grande, ensuring safety, reliability, and coordination.

Capital Doorworks

Capital Doorworks applied its engineering, manufacturing, and electrical expertise to supply and install roller shutters and access doors across The Grande, supporting safe, reliable, and coordinated access throughout the building.

The Grande’s waste rooms and basement car parks required reliable, and technically precise solutions that supported operational efficiency, fire compliance, and long-term functionality.

The company’s scope included one roller shutter to the waste collection room on the lower ground, two fire-rated roller shutters, one roller door servicing both the lower ground and Basement 1 waste collection rooms, three roller shutters for the penthouse parking area, and one roller shutter to the basement carpark entry.

Capital Doorworks’ extensive experience on large-scale mixed-use developments involving integrating mechanical, electrical, and structural elements ensured seamless coordination across a complex, multi-level development with high-performance system needs.

“What really stood out on The Grande was how all divisions of our company came together as one team. Our shutter project manager worked closely with the roller door manager and the manufacturing team, who supplied the structural steel and flashings for the penthouse doors. Meanwhile, our electricians installed steel logic boxes, keypads, and four uninterrupted power supplies to complete the integration,” explained Sally Bowman, Finance Manager at Capital Doorworks.

Each installation was engineered to meet strict fire, safety, and functionality requirements, ensuring reliable operation across all access points. The result is a seamless system that complements The Grande’s architectural design while enhancing the building’s operational efficiency and safety.

Capital Doorworks continues to apply its expertise to complex, large-scale developments across the ACT. Current projects, including Olea in Gungahlin and The Eastbourne in Campbell, showcase the company’s ability to deliver technically precise access solutions that meet safety, operational, and architectural requirements, reinforcing its role as a trusted partner in high-performance building projects.

For more information contact Capital Doorworks, phone 02 6260 2252, email info@capitaldoorworks.com.au, website www.capitaldoorworks.com.au