Forest Lake Men’s Shed

Project 6998

The BEC team have recently completed some design & documentation pro-bono, for the Australian Men’s Shed Association.

The Men’s Shed movement aims to provide a space for men of all ages to work together using practical skills, and to invest in their community while building relationships at the same time. Men’s Sheds promote and encourage awareness of men’s health and the building of relationships, which are areas that our culture has a tendency to overlook.

The Forest Lake Men’s Shed primarily does wood working, which they use to raise funds for local school, hospitals and day care centres. Because we believe in what the Men’s Sheds are achieving and see the need that they address, BE Collective have helped out by providing structural design & certification services in support of a new shed. 

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