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These luxury, oversized apartments offer residents the best in up-market urban living plus the bonus of energy efficient design.

Alspec’s high-end window and doors create an extensive and inviting indoor-outdoor living and entertaining environment.

Sit back and take in the enviable ocean views and natural light-filled interiors of this luxurious seaside home near Sydney.

Students and visitors alike are enjoying the light and modern features of this new administration and learning complex at Wellington Secondary College near Melbourne.

Showcasing the technical superiority of two of Alspec’s unique building products

Originally built in 1942, this hospital has undergone extensive renovations while remaining fully operational.

This cleverly renovated home integrates an array of Alspec glazing products to maximise light and district views.

Showcasing Alspec’s window glazing and commercial door solutions

Gold-hued aluminium louvres adorn the Kurrawa Surf Club at Broadbeach, an impressive new landmark.

Architectural design meets form and function when Alspec top hung sliding doors are used to create an expansive glazed connection between the indoor and outdoor living spaces at this Sanctuary Cove home.

Achieving a cohesive indoor-outdoor living space required two of Alspec’s superior sliding door products

Architect Tony Owen chose Alspec for his window and doors

Winner of the Sir Zelman Cowen Award for Public Architecture

Alspec’s high performance window and door framing solutions are showcased in this modern and inviting holiday home.

Building a home by the ocean means choosing the right window and door framing products with the technical specifications to endure the extremes of the marine environment.

These resort-class apartments use large expanses of glazing to encapsulate the best of the seaside location.

Contemporary black powder coated window framing products from Alspec produce a sleek, modernist home in rural Victoria.

This 1890s Bluestone villa in St Peters was updated with a sophisticated renovation, giving the property a new sense of space.

This riverside apartment development maximises stunning city and river views from its enviable location on the southern shores of the Brisbane River.

The striking glass facades of this new residential development are making their mark on the South Brisbane skyline.

Durable architectural grade aluminium framing products provide peace of mind for residents of these luxury seaside apartments.

Alspec’s range of window and door framing solutions are featured in this striking two-tower residential development.

This glamorous showroom development provides a fitting location to display the prestigious Maserati high performance automotive range.

This new hotel uses high performance acoustic window and door framing products to ensure a quiet and peaceful stay for guests.

Being in the southern area of SA the winters are cold so thermal double glazing was also a must. Being perched up high in the valley with the high wind speeds the product performance was a priority along with minimal maintenance from the elements that the home is exposed to, that is why the Alspec Commercial products were chosen.

Holidaymakers will be attracted to the recently completed Ruby Apartments, a new luxury destination at iconic Surfers Paradise.

This functional home embraces the sub-tropical seaside environment to offer a diverse range of open plan living and relaxation spaces for this NSW family.

Enjoy the latest in sophisticated inner city living in this new development in the heart of Brisbane’s lively entertainment precinct.

Ireland’s second largest legal firm, Arthur Cox, has moved to its new headquarters, Ten Earlsfort Terrace, Dublin. Located a stone’s throw from St. Stephen’s Green, the LEED Platinum fit-out building is a marker of sustainable design. Architects, Scott Talon Walker, had a specific design requirement in mind so chose SAS International for their longstanding relationship and expertise. To accommodate the number of recurring apertures, Scott Talon Walker collaborated with SAS to create bespoke service panels within the SAS330 hinged mega panel tartan grid. The panel design features five unperforated squares which create a single unit capable of housing fire detectors, movement sensors and other electrical devices. These unique panels satisfy the client’s M&E stipulations, ensuring the building’s sustainable performance well into the future. Additional SAS systems installed include: SAS500 acoustic lighting baffles and SAS150. Both of these systems assure complete design flexibility and service maintenance in equal measure. Nominated for Fit Out Project of the Year – Large Office, SAS International has once again exceeded the mark to deliver premium metal ceiling solutions for its client.

A significant Melbourne landmark, Victoria’s Shrine of Remembrance has undergone a major redevelopment by local firm ARM Architecture. Completed in late 2014, the redesign accommodates new requirements of the memorial that have evolved in recent years, while respecting the original design by Hudson and Wardrop, thus ensuring the memorial’s use by future generations.  Built between 1928 and 1934 to honour those who served in the First World War, the Shrine was inspired by the tomb of King Mausolus, one of the seven wonders of the ancient world. In the late 1990s, the Shrine of Remembrance Trustees embarked on a bold plan for the site. Access to the upper levels of the Shrine was problematic, especially for veteran visitors, and public visitation was increasing as younger generations came to understand the legacy of their forebears. Accordingly, the Shrine’s collections were expanding with donations of artefacts from families and a growing need for education facilities and an improved visitor experience became evident.  In 2001, ARM Architecture were commissioned to develop a master plan to develop the Shrine. Following the original 1920s design, ARM proposed four symmetrical zig-zag shaped courtyards, allowing access to the undercroft spaces under the existing structure which now house gallery areas, an auditorium, dedicated education rooms, an archive and offices. Stage 1 of the project saw the Visitor Centre and two of the courtyards completed on the north side of the structure in 2003. Stage 2 expanded the undercroft with the addition of the Education Centre and Galleries of Remembrance, and the final two courtyards. ARM Design Architect Jeremy Stewart explains “It was important that each of the courtyards had a distinct feel”. The open air Student Entry Courtyard offers a separate entrance to the Shrine for school groups, with a large sculptural poppy, the flower of wartime remembrance, suspended overhead. With the colour red notorious for fading on external structures, Interpon Powder Coatings recommended a system that would be colourfast. In a high traffic space that closes for only two days each year, with the additional solemnity of the memorial environment, choosing a product that would last the distance and require minimal maintenance was essential to this project. Interpon’s D2015 Gold Global Warranty offers the Shrine Trustees this assurance. Working with Locker Group, HDM Metal, an experienced fabricator and Interpon Approved Applicators AAF Vic and Powdercoating Services ACT as exclusive warrantors provided further reassurance of the product quality.  The giant overheard poppy features Interpon D2015 Ultriva™ R15 Crimson Matt YG215A and its support structure Interpon D2015 Ultriva™ Ebony YN201A. On the south west diagonal, the Terrace Courtyard features a lush green referencing South East Asian inspired garden. Amidst the greenery, laser cut aluminium panels coated in Interpon D2015 Ultriva™ R14 Waratah Matt YG222A list the names of Victorian towns, providing a reference point for visitors. The zig-zag shape of the terrace courtyards infer irregular exposure to the sun, further emphasising the need for a product of premium quality. “Interpon are interested in and open to ideas”, says Stewart, making this a win-win collaboration for the architects of this redevelopment of Victoria’s premier place of remembrance.  

The centrepiece of a new town centre for Casuarina Beach is the recently completed light and spacious Coles in the Casuarina Village shopping centre.

This dramatic, secluded residence gives its owners a much welcome respite from their chaotic city life.

High-rise urban retirement resort with generous balconies featuring Alspec Altitude Apartment Sliding Doors.

This home features Alspec's superior window and door framing products with durable locking solutions from specialist Halliday + Baillie.

New student accommodation building featuring stunning modern design and high quality Alspec windows and door framing.

Resort-style living awaits the residents of a recently completed aged care facility on Queensland’s Gold Coast.