Led by Coronation Property, Mason & Main has been brought to life by global architects, Woods Bagot. The masterplan draws inspiration from the nearby brickworks and aqueduct, applying a contemporary lens to the area’s rich built heritage. From the extensive brickwork of the facade, to the traditional arched windows carried throughout the project, Mason & Main delivers a precinct with a rare strength of character and a timeless quality that will stand with pride for generations to come.
Direct involvement in Building A, B and C :
- Facade design for Building Envelope
- Podium Design of 12m High Arches : Documentation (Shop Drawings) + Eng. comments + Arch. comments
- Design of balcony Sliding doors + Handle Selection
- Selection of Powder-coating colour of for Aluminium
- Reviewing the drawings internally + with external Facade engineers to get the FP1.4
- Weekly Design Meetings with Kann Finch + Coronation Property
- Facade design of Podium and commercial area which includes the 4m high curved glass + Designed steel structure that supports facade
- Site Visits
- Fabrication Checks including glass checks
- Follow up with Site installers + Providing them relevant documentation that guides them through the proper grid installation
The featured detail below portrays one of the most prominent junction details in Building C. The Aluminium framing needed to be notched infront of the Hebel wall so that it complies to the Australian Standards. Along with Arcadis, Coronation Property and Engineers from Atech, I made sure that this drafted properly and very clearly in order to get it signed by the different facade consultants and in order to be well understood by installers on site.
This junction needed to be insulated properly as well and the sequence of installation needed to be well-thought through in order to to avoid any structural, thermal, or waterproofing issues.
