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The new Delacombe Stadium design by Kosloff Architecture reinforces that community and school sporting buildings don’t need to be cold and austere – using a clever range of materials and subtle colour palette with just enough highlights, the facility is both welcoming and engaging.

Clever architects are finding new and innovative ways to work with the Fielders range. This development in Perth has experimented with Boulevard™ cladding to great success, applying it in a perforated state which has allowed the architects to meet several design and regulatory criteria.

A recent creation by West Perth-based architectural design studio, Arcforms, has cleverly combined modern design aesthetics with agricultural undertones, to deliver a home that sits comfortably within the natural environment, while maintaining a residential street presence.

Grain silos are a familiar site in the Riverina region of New South Wales, owing to the area’s rich agricultural roots and the continued importance of this sector to local employment.

Building a new home can present many challenges to architects and builders. As well as meeting the client design brief, there can also be additional criteria set by local Government that needs to be considered, to ensure that a good outcome is achieved for all parties involved.

Such was the case for Robeson Architects – the creators of ‘Hyde Park House’, a recently completed home in Perth – who successfully delivered a stunning family home, having navigated some tricky council demands.

The Monarto Safari Park Visitor Centre aims to connect people to the environment through education and history. At the heart of the new Centre is a gathering point or ‘heart’ that acts as communal space, allowing people to gather before embarking on their Zoo adventure – the celebration of arrival builds anticipation for the imminent experience.

Australia’s fast-growing population especially with the resumption of immigration following earlier COVID border closures, has presented challenges for governments in meeting infrastructure requirements to successfully accommodate additional residents.

A contemporary new building has risen on the banks of Perth’s Swan River. Its low-profile design and dark colour palette see it sit comfortably against a green background of manicured lawns and green foliage – it’s restrained yet beautifully detailed.

The level of design consideration afforded to educational buildings has grown immensely in recent years, with holistic philosophies now coming into play that aim to deliver flexible, yet nurturing and attractive student environments that better encourage learning and progressive teaching methods.

Residents of WA’s remote Pilbara region now have access to a world-class medical facility following the recent opening of the new, purpose-built $61.4M Newman Health Service facility.

There’s a new yet familiar skyscraper in Sydney’s Circular Quay that’s craning necks and sending gazes skyward. Some aspects of the building may be recogniseable to the area’s residents, workers and passersby, because it’s occupied the same address at 50 Bridge Street since the 1970s, yet over the last three years the building’s seen a remarkable transformation that’s made it a world beater.

Building a new home can present many challenges to architects and builders. As well as meeting the client design brief, there can also be additional criteria set by local Government that needs to be considered, to ensure that a good outcome is achieved for all parties involved.

Such was the case for Robeson Architects – the creators of ‘Hyde Park House’, a recently completed home in Perth – who successfully delivered a stunning family home, having navigated some tricky council demands.

For young up and coming West Australian architect, Joshua Duncan, there’s beauty in simplicity – it’s one of the main reasons he turns to the Fielders® steel roofing and cladding catalogue for his growing list of projects, but rather than opting for the COLORBOND® steel colour palette, he’s taken a liking to unpainted ZINCALUME® steel.

A recent reroofing project on Armadale Arena, a community sport stadium in the southern suburbs of Perth, has highlighted the versatility of Fielders KingKlip®700, with 1024 square metres of the cladding being rolled and curved on-site to suit the arena’s curved roofline.

For Gain Time Services owner, Clinton Szentpeteri, one of the most satisfying aspects of his job is looking back at the fence or gate he’s just built and admiring it. It’s something that his customers also enjoy doing with him.
Clinton’s path to starting his fence contracting business in 2019 – not long before the first cases of COVID-19 were reported – is an unusual one. A heavy fabrication engineer by trade, he’d always enjoyed working with his hands and building.

Rising from the wooded and undulating landscape in Bundanon near Nowra, New South Wales sits an intriguing structure – part trestle bridge, part rural shed; the dark steel-clad building is bold and purposeful, yet seems at one with its surroundings. Completed in early 2022, the striking building forms part of the recently opened Bundanon Art Museum, which was constructed on 1100 hectares of land that renowned Australian painter, Arthur Boyd and wife, Yvonne, gifted the nation in 1993.

We were thrilled to learn of COLORBOND® steel’s recent addition of four new colours to their range!

We’re moving site, from Keswick Terminal to a new purpose built facility at Novar Gardens.

Read on for more details.

Fielders collaborated with Synergy Constructions and PT Design to deliver its renowned integrated steel flooring solution to 115 King William Street – a 23-storey office tower in the heart of the Adelaide CBD.