Proud Partner of the Western Force
Contact PS Structures:
08 9240 6744
08 9240 6744
Proud Partner of the Western Force
In–situ concrete frame incorporating “bubbledeck” slabs.
Pre-cast column and wall elements “white”.
Structural steel roof frame and external façade support framework.
Load bearing cavity filled blockwork, external and internal coloured face blockwork.
Equitone façade cladding incorporating aluminium windows, doors and curtain walling.
Full service installation including new SMSB installation, sewer connection to Sterling Highway, fully integrated security and AV installations.
High level internal finishes including but not limited to acoustic baffled ceilings, integrated teaching wall joinery fixtures, feature wall cladding in timber, aluminium, steelwork, stainless steel “millennium” cladding to tech hub, natural stone cladding to main entrance area and tiled walkways and washroom areas.
Full turnkey FFE supply and installation.
Hard and soft landscaping including feature play equipment and secure play deck to the northern aspect.
Externally expressed structural steelwork support framing carried a bespoke perforated and folded screen that ran the entire length of the eastern elevation, this was supported by a stainless-steel wire carrier system, so effectively giving the impression of a “floating” element. Access was afforded through the existing school entry and student movements were carefully managed with a duel gate arrangement to ensure risks during busy periods were mitigated. Close relationship with the school facilities department was required as many of the new systems were to be integrated into existing operational elements. This process was managed though open communication channels, regular meetings and collaborative design discussions to ensure all items were captured prior to install. Re-instatement work to the oval and associated external works, additions of a new visitor car park and feature seating, hard landscaping and planting completed the second phase of the project. The demolition of an existing teaching block was required following completion of the main building which was required to facilitate the second phase completion. CLIENT: CHRIST CHURCH GRAMMAR SCHOOL ARCHITECT: WITH ARCHITECTURE STUDIO
New car park, temporary storage facilities and new power supply to bore.
Separable Portion 2 (SPORTS HALL)Construction of a sports hall.
Upgrade of Western Power transformer compound and new sewer extension.
New fire service connection, construction of fire booster enclosure including tanks and pumps.
New car park and associated external works.
Separable Portion 2a & 2b (EXTERNAL WORKS, REFURBISHMENT)Construction of netball courts, landscape works and a covered walkway.
Stormwater drainage outfall to oval. Re-surface existing road. Refurbishment of seminar and staff rooms.
Separable Portion 3 (GENERAL CLASSROOMS, SCIENCE and ARTS)Removal of hazardous material and demolition of the bike sheds and shelters.
Construction of a general classroom block.
Car parking areas, external works, landscaping work and covered walkways.
Separable Portion 4 (T&E WORKSHOPS)Removal of hazardous materials and demolition of existing gymnasium and uniform shop.
Construction of T&E workshops.
Car parking, associated external works, landscaping works.
Alterations and additions to the existing building at 20 Lucca Street, Churchlands. Key work activities included:Demolition, site and civil works, structural steelwork (fabrication offsite with erection of steelwork onsite). Concrete works such as formwork/reinforcement with pouring onsite.
Services (electrical, mechanical, fire, hydraulics, civil drainage and AV). Finishing trades (e.g. joinery, flooring, ceiling and partitions, windows and glazing).
There were additional refurbishment works to the dance studio, canteen, staff study, health centre, student services and administration block. CLIENT: DEPARTMENT OF FINANCE - BUILDING MANAGEMENT WORKS ARCHITECT: BATEMAN ARCHITECTS PTY LTD
