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

S2 Ep12 - This Californian bungalow was transformed into a stunning open plan home full of natural light and modern finishes.

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

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

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

Showcasing Alspec’s window glazing and commercial door solutions

This recently completed office development has utilised expanses of Alspec flush-glazed framing to deliver a series of modern and versatile office suites in Bundoora near Melbourne.

Winner of the Sir Zelman Cowen Award for Public Architecture

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.

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

Our superior sliding doors, windows and framing solutions provide maximum durability and protection.

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

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

Alspec high performance window and door framing products feature in the major revamp of the Kangaroo Island Airport, SA

These residential apartments have been completed with a range of Alspec’s window and door framing products ideally suited for oceanside dwelling.

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

Architect Tony Owen chose Alspec for his window and doors

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.

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.

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

S2 Ep3 - This home has an abundance of natural light thanks to Alspec’s ProGlide® High Performance Sliding Doors and skylights.

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

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.

This demanding commercial environment put Alspec’s range of high performance door and window framing products to the test.

Rondo has been a major asset to the project providing reputable advice, technical design solutions and fortnightly inspections, ensuring the development is on track and our systems are installed correctly. Our Technical Services Team has supported Rondo Victoria in assisting project architects Bates Smart Architects and Silver Thomas Hanley and builder Lend Lease improve comprehensive designs for all internal walls and ceilings for the project.

Rondo is working alongside Brighton Australia and Thiess for the design of the external facade including framing, cladding and windows. The Rondo wall and ceiling products used on this considerable project include but are not limited to 30,000m2 of facade, 49,500lm of Stud and Track, 36,000lm of various external track including deflection head track and slotted deflection head track from Rondo’s newly launched MAXIframe system and 43,200lm of Rondo Top Hats.

This new building was constructed by Lend Lease with Foxville Projects Group (NSW) being appointed as the lead fit out contractor. Rondo supplied an extensive range of ceiling and partition systems, as well as technical support throughout the project, which included design for all the internal walls, shelf loads, balustrade design utilising stud and track as well as ongoing support throughout the project construction period in regards to Rondo products within the design criteria.

Birmingham New Street Station was originally re-built in 1967 to accommodate 650 trains carrying 60,000 passengers per day. By 2010 it had become the busiest station outside of London, operating at more than twice its intended capacity. The first half of the refurbishment was completed in 2013. The station’s recently updated configuration should now accommodate a yearly 8.3% rise in passenger numbers. SAS International commenced work on the three-phase project in June 2012. NG Bailey and main contractor Mace installed SAS systems across the platforms, the shopping centre and the concourse. Full scale, physical mock-ups of the bespoke ceiling solutions were built on-site to ensure design intent prior to installation. The integration of fans for smoke extraction and complex wind loads had to be considered to guarantee passenger safety. The wind loads were a concern as trains passing platforms at speed can cause considerable negative loads. Bespoke ceilings comprising fixed angle bulkheads were installed in line with the curving platforms. The typically trapezoidal bulkheads were bolted end to end in order to form a faceted layout to follow these curves. Using shared data from the project’s BIM model, SAS International used a point cloud to measure the platforms and 3D model the panels. The model’s geometry revealed that the platforms were all non-uniform. This posed a significant design challenge. The data required careful analysis in order to achieve a smooth curved line within the platform edge. This was essential to provide train drivers with an unobstructed view coming into and out of the station. The SAS International design team was able to rationalise the number of unique panel types down to four. This overcame the driver visibility issue, ensured uncompromised aesthetics and brought costs within budget. Electronic Total Station setting-out techniques were then used to set out the panels along the curve.

The completion of this spacious, light and welcoming shopping centre is the first stage of a new town centre for a master-planned community on the NSW Mid North Coast.

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

Fun and learning in a safe environment are the order of the day at this new childcare centre in Sydney’s southwest.

This 35-level development uses Alspec’s window and door solutions to provide a desirable new destination for holidaymakers.

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