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Verde Apartments

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Verde, the 12-storey, 82 apartment, development in West End was one of our most exciting projects to work on to date – we got to design and engineer what was the largest green wall in Queensland at the time. Our design made in onto channel 7 news and was featured in Brisbane Developments.

Our signature multi-disciplinary capabilities and long-term façade experience made us the perfect team for the Job. Designing a green wall façade required a range of specialist Structural, Civil, and Plumbing & Drainage contributions. Our solution also included the design of a 12,000 litre-per-day Class B grey water treatment irrigation system. The BE Collective Team were able to take care of the entire engineering scope under the one roof, and additionally offered a full multi-discipline scope of service for the rest of the building including

BE Collective provided Structural, civil, plumbing & drainage, traffic & ESD engineering consultancy services throughout:

  • The full 12-storeys of the building which cantilever more than 3 metres at the rear to facilitate parking via full height wall struts.
  • Our traffic engineering design which facilitates dedicated parking for 9 motorcycles – and over 100 bicycles, in support of sustainable design.
  • The landscaping inclusive of the green walls will require some 12,000 liters of irrigation water per day. 

 

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Sydney’s Entertainment Quarter

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Project no. 6358

BE Collective were appointed to design and document new decorative concrete trafficable pavements for the ‘show ground’ area at Sydney’s Entertainment Quarter, following visit of the Circue Du Soleil, and Cavalia shows.

The area is adjacent Fox Studios and is the original site of Sydney’s Royal Easter Show. Redesign will return the space to the public and feature soft and hard landscape. (more…)

QUT Kelvin Grove Library Addition – Landscaping

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Project no. 6218

The BE Collective team supported changes to libraries at Gardens Point & Kelvin Grove campuses, including a new multi-storey addition to the Kelvin Grove library, new façade, and landscaping structures.

We contributed the to the landscape design by designing the structural component of several architecturally designed landscape structures including steel tables and concrete seats. These all consisted of complex cantilevered designs and intricate detailing.