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Tormax Australia installed 4m-high automatic doors at Dover House, ensuring DDA compliance and seamless accessibility.

Tormax Australia

As part of the prestigious Dover House project, Tormax Australia played a key role in ensuring seamless and state-of-the-art accessibility. Their contribution involved the supply, installation, and commissioning of oversized main entry automatic doors. These doors, powered by the Tormax 2401 Heavy Duty Operator, stand an impressive 4m high and 2m wide, making them one of the tallest automatic doors ever installed in a commercial building.

“The sheer size and weight of these doors made this project particularly unique,” said Aaron Cannata, Sales Manager at Tormax Australia. “We had to bring in specialist lifting equipment to handle the weight during installation, but the final result is a testament to the strength and engineering behind the Tormax imotion 2401 operator.”

Designed to comply with Australian Disability Discrimination Act (DDA) standards, these doors blend aesthetics with functionality. The automation of manual sliding door systems, initially sourced from overseas, required engineering precision to meet local compliance standards.

“The panels’ size showcases the reliability of our operator systems, while also adding a touch of grandeur to the building’s entrance,” Aaron added. “These doors will provide smooth, long-term service for the many visitors who pass through them.”

All work on the Dover House project was completed in-house by Tormax’s trained technicians, ensuring the highest levels of craftsmanship and consistency.

Tormax’s involvement at Dover House is just one of many projects they are proud to highlight, along with other notable installations, including Seafarers Docklands and Ryton Girls School’s auditorium.

With its head office in Melbourne and branches in Adelaide, Brisbane, Canberra, Hobart, Launceston, and Sydney, Tormax has been operating in Australia since 1982 and is supported by a strong network of distributors across the country.

For more information contact Tormax, 13 Lillee Crescent, Tullamarine VIC 3043, phone 1800 60 8000, email info@tormax.com.au,
website www.tormax.com.au

23/10/2024/by ANCR

Dover House showcases Sara Stone’s exquisite European limestone, enhancing architectural excellence with precision.

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Sara Stone

The Dover House project stands as a testament to architectural excellence, highlighted by the stunning contributions of Sara Stone, a company renowned for its high-end stone supply.

Involved from the early procurement stages in 2022, Sara Stone played a pivotal role in bringing the project’s unique vision to life by supplying exquisite natural stone and porcelain tiles and pavers.

“We’re proud to have sourced beautiful limestone from Europe for this project. The lift lobby walls, ground floor foyer benches, and all amenities vanity tops have been crafted using this exceptional material,” says Maulik Joshi, Director at Sara Stone. This careful selection process ensured that each block of stone met the project’s exacting standards, showcasing the team’s commitment to quality control.

One of the standout features of Dover House is the seamless integration of natural and porcelain materials. “The cut-to-size stone wall cladding was custom-made in Europe, reflecting the project’s dedication to precision and bespoke design elements,” adds Joshi. Complementing this are the Bluestone-look 20mm porcelain pavers used throughout the external areas, enhancing both functionality and aesthetic appeal.

Sara Stone’s involvement extends beyond just the material supply. The company’s close attention to detail ensured that each tile and stone was perfectly matched to the interiors. “Our goal was to create a harmonious, luxurious environment using top-tier materials that elevate the space,” said Mosh Chowdhury, Director at Sara Stone.

Sara Stone and Tiles has been providing homes and businesses with an excellent range of granite, marble, and stone products and services for the past 16 years. With the supply completed in mid-2024, Dover House is not just another project – it’s a symbol of Sara Stone’s ongoing commitment to craftsmanship and innovation in the field of architectural design.

For more information contact Sara Stone, 2 Kirkdale Street, Brunswick East VIC 3057, phone 03 9457 7489, email info@sarastone.com.au, website www.sarastone.com.au

23/10/2024/by ANCR

From Skirting Boards to High-Rise

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Cranmore Carpentry

Bills Street Social Housing - The Homes Victoria, Hansen Yuncken

For over 12 years, Cranmore Carpentry, under the leadership of Director Thomas Murray has been a stalwart in serving the metropolitan Melbourne region, specialising in an array of services, ranging from fixed carpentry to façade works.

Cranmore Carpentry worked as the carpentry contractor on the Bills Street Social Housing Project, which comprised of 206 apartments across five buildings. “We completed the 2nd fix carpentry package,” said Thomas. “This was accomplished on time and within budget “

Cranmore Carpentry’s commitment to quality and precision is unwavering, regardless of the project’s scale. The teams dedication to delivering excellence remains a hallmark of their work.

Looking ahead, Cranmore Carpentry has its sights set on the horizon, anticipating a surge in social housing projects across Melbourne in the coming years. Their desire to contribute to the community and make a positive impact underscores their commitment to their craft.

With over a decade of experience under their belt, Cranmore Carpentry has a rich portfolio that spans high-rise apartments, educational institutions, social housing, hospitals and more. Their expertise shines through in every aspect of their work, including façade work involving high-rise glass and side cladding, as well as intricate timber work for feature foyers.

Cranmore Carpentry has solidified its place as one of Melbourne’s leading carpentry companies. Their dedication to quality has positioned them as trusted partners in the construction industry.

Behind Cranmore’s success is a team of 60 to 80 staff, many who have been with the company over 10 years and share a common passion for their craft. Their collective expertise is the driving force behind the company’s ability to consistently deliver outstanding results.

Cranmore Carpentry’s recent projects include: Spotwoods Yard, Assemble BSB, Merri Northcote, Liberty 1 in Footscray, Ivanhoe Gardens Stage 2, GTV9 Retirement Village, and 2B2 Serviced Apartments.

For more information contact Cranmore Carpentry, phone 0404 895 735, email thomas@cranmorecarpentry.com.au

23/10/2024/by ANCR

Glen Esk designed and installed timber doors, skirting, picture rails, dado rails, and oak panels for Murdoch Health and Knowledge Precinct.

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Glen Esk Construction

At Glen Esk Construction, excellence is not just a goal; it’s a commitment backed by a combined 40 years of experience in the building and construction industry.

For the Murdoch Health and Knowledge Precinct, Glen Esk was responsible for the design and installation of feature timber doors, 12km of paint-grade skirting, 5km of picture rails and dado rails, Tasmanian oak timber feature panelling, timber feature laminate for the hotel room entries and the supply and install of a ribbon art wall.

“When we saw the design intent for Lot 3 Tenancy doors we were concerned for the reality of the door sets and we really had to figure out to the millimetre how these doors were going to operate to ensure they were going to work with the specified hardware,” said Director, Simon Procter. “We worked closely with the Design Manager, William Sulaiman, for an uncountable amount of hours until we found a solution that all stakeholders were happy with”

Another significant aspect of the Murdoch project was the TM-03 Ribbon Wall, a substantial logistical mission due to the size and weight of each panel. With the challenging task of engineering and design by Multiplex, Glen Esk Construction were able to successfully complete the installation with the help of their suppliers and partners.

“The TM-05 Tasmanian Oak wall lining in the corridors and the tenancy door sets along with working with a great team of people from Multiplex were the highlights of the project,” Simon said.

Glen Esk Construction focuses on maintaining honesty, quality, and reliability throughout all their work, consistently delivering projects that surpass client expectations. With a local team based in Perth, Western Australia, and surrounding areas, they possess the expertise to manage intricate construction projects for both residential and commercial clients from the initial design phase through to project completion.

Their commitment to delivering builds of exceptional standards, promptly, within budget, and to the utmost satisfaction of their clients, solidifies Glen Esk Construction’s position as a leader in the industry.

For more information contact Glen Esk Construction, phone 0408 990 196, email info@glenesk.com.au, website www.glenesk.com.au

23/10/2024/by ANCR

Specialty Curtains and Blinds provided custom solutions for window furnishings across the project.

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Specialty Curtains and Blinds

Speciality Curtains and Blinds are established leaders in the design, supply and installation of commercial window furnishing solutions. The company’s role on the Murdoch Health and Knowledge Precinct was to supply all of the curtains and blinds in the Marriott Hotel, Aegis Aged Care, Medi Hotel and Mental Health facilities.

“There were a number of specialised products required in this project,” said Project Manager, Christine O’Sullivan. “These included custom printed fabrics with antimicrobial treatments as well as anti-ligature solutions for the mental health facility.”

Antimicrobial curtains and blinds are made from fabrics that are infused with antimicrobial technology during the manufacturing process, providing continuous protection against bacteria, mould, viruses and mildew. Antimicrobial solutions are designed to destroy or inhibit the growth of pathogenic microorganisms.

Established in 1965, Specialty Curtains and Blinds specialise in commercial window furnishing solutions. Their team of estimators, draftsman, installers and project consultants have the technology to assist at any stage of your project.

“We are the only choice to achieve your vision on time and on budget,” said Christine. “There is no project too large, small, remote or technical for our team.”

Specialty Curtains and Blinds are also working on the Wellington Street Student Accommodation project.

For more information contact Specialty Curtains & Blinds, 31 Adrain Street, Welshpool Perth WA 6106, phone 08 9362 3588, email admin@scbgroup.com.au, website www.scbgroup.com.au

23/10/2024/by ANCR

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