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A number of photos of a variety of projects

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ACNL Engineers were asked to undertake the design of footings for this playpark.

The constraints of this project were the limited depth of excavation permitted due to Aboriginal Heritage reasons.

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This project required the engineering design of a support frame for the shell and needed to have an internal steel support frame designed in a full 3D concept as the usual 2D approaches were not appropriate.

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A public art called “Fanfair”

This piece required a design from Cor-ten steel which does not have the same properties as ‘standard’ structural steel and is not intended to be galvanised.

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The Rocky Point lookout structural design was undertaken for the Great Ocean Road Coast Committee (GORCC).

The difficulty of the location and consideration of erosion required a design of cantilever members coupled with piles down to stable rock.

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This residential project involved a significant cantilever of the first floor to create a carport area without columns.

The solution was to design a steel “truss wall” on each side of the building that could cantilever the required distance without excessive deflections.

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This is a typical warehouse built from precast walls. On this project the walls were cast onsite and tilted into position.

Our scope was the slab footings, the precast walls, the roof structure and the stormwater system.

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The architect requirement for the Anglesea Community Hub was that the timbers were to be from sustainable timbers that must be durable for the exposed environment.

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These photos show a house in Lorne prior to the frame construction.

The concrete walls were cast on site using shotcrete techniques similar to a swimming pool construction.

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This house has two “spine walls” of concrete precast panels and a frame of steel and timber.

The roofing will be Bondor sheets, that do not require a traditional roof structure.

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