The new ‘green screens’ on Taronga Zoo’s Wildlife Retreat accommodation buildings demonstrate how green facades can double up as fall protection barriers. The Retreat, designed by Cox Architecture and

Royal Far West (RFW) is a children’s charity that works with health professionals, communities, parents and carers to deliver healthcare services to country kids. The new RFW Centre in

In 2018, Steam Mill Lane in Sydney’s Darling Harbour precinct was given a makeover by landscape architect Aspect Studios. Part of the lane’s revitalisation was the installation of several

The Learning and Teaching Building at Monash University shows how fall protection can provide safety, without compromising on aesthetics. The project brief required us to design, engineer and install

The Sibyl Centre at Sydney University’s Women’s College captures both history and the sense of looking forward in its unique curved copper facade. The facade, designed by m3architecture, depicts

“Reflect” is an illuminated sculpture that demonstrates how a combination of architectural design and precision engineering can result in a beautiful artwork that appears to have been created almost

The bamboo ceiling at Raku, a Japanese restaurant in Canberra, demonstrates how a well-engineered cabling system can perform a vital practical function without detracting from the creativity and aesthetics

The City of Stonnington recently redeveloped its council building in Malvern, Victoria including adding a three-level internal green wall and facade. Tensile provided the supply and install of the

Large scale green facades are rarely easy and straight forward, it is almost like waiting for the planets to align. For Platinum Tower in Melbourne it took a concerted

Tensile often works on the edge, both figuratively and literally. Our work challenges what has come before but will always respond to a projects context and intent. When Scentre