Deakin University new waterfront campus

This photo shows a small section of suspended ceiling. showing the rods to hold the plaster board and the services which the ceiling hides.


This photo show the rafters (universal beams) connecting to the precast concrete wall.


This photo shows the rafter and the 'CHS' connection to the mullion.

This photo show the precast panel fixed to the column using a 'UB' to space and fix the two together giving the concrete more rigidity.

This photo show the connection between to columns, one being smaller than the other. Steel plate used to pack out the difference between the two.

This photo show the columns and bearers.

Pre cast stairs are used in the fire escape.

Edgewater Apartments under construction

This is the display sign of what the building will look like.

This photo show the base 3 floors under construction. You can see the props are still

in place on the second floor supporting the composite flooring.

This photo show that the building is constructed from both commercial flooring,

Composite and pre-cast.

This photo show plumbing through the composite flooring, and

the temporary hand rail.

McCurdy Road Construction

This photo show the different materials used.

This photo shows the opening for a roller door

also that not only the building is constructed of

'UB's but also used 'RHS' as a frame around the

opening. Angle is used as bracing for the 'RHS'.

This photo Shows the safety mesh,the perlins, rafter and the

timber stud wall at the rear.

This a closer photo of the bracing and connection points

of the roller door opening.

Concrete Construction

The State Government Building, Geelong

From the exterior this building seems to be made entirely

from concrete, while the concrete pillars look to be supporting

the building, the different levels are mainly canter levered.