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UNSW Bookshop
A glazing installation project for the UNSW Bookshop, with a focus on modernising the space and ensuring a safe and compliant installation process.
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UNSW Bookshop
A glazing installation project for the UNSW Bookshop, with a focus on modernising the space and ensuring a safe and compliant installation process.
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work
UNSW Bookshop
A glazing installation project for the UNSW Bookshop, with a focus on modernising the space and ensuring a safe and compliant installation process.
a
work
UNSW Bookshop
A glazing installation project for the UNSW Bookshop, with a focus on modernising the space and ensuring a safe and compliant installation process.

client
MPA
service
New Aluminium Frames, Unitised Glass Panels
location
UNSW, Quadrangle Building, Kensington Campus, NSW 2052
category
Commercial
completed
2018
Project Overview
Key Project Features
The UNSW Bookshop refurbishment was a detailed and safety-conscious project, highlighting our expertise in working within a busy, high-profile campus environment. The scope of work included:
Installation of Aluminium Frames and Glass: We were responsible for the installation of both the aluminium frames and the glass panels. This included the use of Sikaflex PRO and Dow Corning® 795 structural glazing sealant, ensuring a secure and weather-tight installation.
Complex Installation Techniques: The project required the use of specialized equipment, such as Scissor Lifts, Knuckle Booms, and Glass Vacuum Suckers, to safely lift and install large unitised glass panels into the framework. This demonstrates our team's proficiency with advanced installation methods for challenging environments.
Prioritising Safety: A key element of this project was our adherence to a detailed Safe Work Method Statement (SWMS). This document outlined procedures for managing high-risk activities such as working on ladders and scaffolding, manual handling, and lifting heavy glass panels, ensuring the safety of all personnel on site.
Professional Coordination: The project required close coordination with the Principal Contractor, MPA, and their site-specific inductions, demonstrating our professionalism and ability to work seamlessly with other trades on a complex project.
The Result
Our successful work at the UNSW Bookshop has contributed to a revitalised space that is both visually appealing and structurally sound. The safe and precise installation of the new glazing system has provided the refurbished building with a modern and durable facade, ensuring a secure and welcoming environment for students and visitors.
Key Project Features
The UNSW Bookshop refurbishment was a detailed and safety-conscious project, highlighting our expertise in working within a busy, high-profile campus environment. The scope of work included:
Installation of Aluminium Frames and Glass: We were responsible for the installation of both the aluminium frames and the glass panels. This included the use of Sikaflex PRO and Dow Corning® 795 structural glazing sealant, ensuring a secure and weather-tight installation.
Complex Installation Techniques: The project required the use of specialized equipment, such as Scissor Lifts, Knuckle Booms, and Glass Vacuum Suckers, to safely lift and install large unitised glass panels into the framework. This demonstrates our team's proficiency with advanced installation methods for challenging environments.
Prioritising Safety: A key element of this project was our adherence to a detailed Safe Work Method Statement (SWMS). This document outlined procedures for managing high-risk activities such as working on ladders and scaffolding, manual handling, and lifting heavy glass panels, ensuring the safety of all personnel on site.
Professional Coordination: The project required close coordination with the Principal Contractor, MPA, and their site-specific inductions, demonstrating our professionalism and ability to work seamlessly with other trades on a complex project.
The Result
Our successful work at the UNSW Bookshop has contributed to a revitalised space that is both visually appealing and structurally sound. The safe and precise installation of the new glazing system has provided the refurbished building with a modern and durable facade, ensuring a secure and welcoming environment for students and visitors.
Key Project Features
The UNSW Bookshop refurbishment was a detailed and safety-conscious project, highlighting our expertise in working within a busy, high-profile campus environment. The scope of work included:
Installation of Aluminium Frames and Glass: We were responsible for the installation of both the aluminium frames and the glass panels. This included the use of Sikaflex PRO and Dow Corning® 795 structural glazing sealant, ensuring a secure and weather-tight installation.
Complex Installation Techniques: The project required the use of specialized equipment, such as Scissor Lifts, Knuckle Booms, and Glass Vacuum Suckers, to safely lift and install large unitised glass panels into the framework. This demonstrates our team's proficiency with advanced installation methods for challenging environments.
Prioritising Safety: A key element of this project was our adherence to a detailed Safe Work Method Statement (SWMS). This document outlined procedures for managing high-risk activities such as working on ladders and scaffolding, manual handling, and lifting heavy glass panels, ensuring the safety of all personnel on site.
Professional Coordination: The project required close coordination with the Principal Contractor, MPA, and their site-specific inductions, demonstrating our professionalism and ability to work seamlessly with other trades on a complex project.
The Result
Our successful work at the UNSW Bookshop has contributed to a revitalised space that is both visually appealing and structurally sound. The safe and precise installation of the new glazing system has provided the refurbished building with a modern and durable facade, ensuring a secure and welcoming environment for students and visitors.
Key Project Features
The UNSW Bookshop refurbishment was a detailed and safety-conscious project, highlighting our expertise in working within a busy, high-profile campus environment. The scope of work included:
Installation of Aluminium Frames and Glass: We were responsible for the installation of both the aluminium frames and the glass panels. This included the use of Sikaflex PRO and Dow Corning® 795 structural glazing sealant, ensuring a secure and weather-tight installation.
Complex Installation Techniques: The project required the use of specialized equipment, such as Scissor Lifts, Knuckle Booms, and Glass Vacuum Suckers, to safely lift and install large unitised glass panels into the framework. This demonstrates our team's proficiency with advanced installation methods for challenging environments.
Prioritising Safety: A key element of this project was our adherence to a detailed Safe Work Method Statement (SWMS). This document outlined procedures for managing high-risk activities such as working on ladders and scaffolding, manual handling, and lifting heavy glass panels, ensuring the safety of all personnel on site.
Professional Coordination: The project required close coordination with the Principal Contractor, MPA, and their site-specific inductions, demonstrating our professionalism and ability to work seamlessly with other trades on a complex project.
The Result
Our successful work at the UNSW Bookshop has contributed to a revitalised space that is both visually appealing and structurally sound. The safe and precise installation of the new glazing system has provided the refurbished building with a modern and durable facade, ensuring a secure and welcoming environment for students and visitors.
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