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Chloe Jean Bank Interiors

Bistro C

In the heart of Noosa's scenic Laguna Bay, lies Bistro C, more than just a beachfront eatery; it's a culinary landmark that defines the local Noosa landscape. While its backdrop of serene sea views and award-winning dishes has long been its allure, the quest for perfection drove a need for renovation. Our primary challenge was to marry aesthetics with acoustics. The timeless beachside charm that Bistro C exudes had to be preserved, while at the same time, ushering in an era of enhanced sound quality. Enter the Heradesign Superfine Natural Acoustic Panels. Handpicked under the astute guidance of Chloe Banks, Marketing & Brand Manager at Bistro C, these panels emerged as the game-changers.

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Clarke Hopkins Clarke

Iona College

Each room of baffles had its own bespoke design, with the makeup of multiple baffles to suit the room’s width. Along with the various RAL & Dulux colours matching in each row, the specified wave profile added to the complexity of the installation, as each baffle needed to align perfectly to give the full effect. These were manufactured and packed separately for quick installation on site, to meet the tight schedule CICG were undergoing before hand over for the new school year. Throughout the common areas the 35mm Heradesign panels were...

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Williams Ross Architects

Jubilee Park Stadium

Jubilee Park Stadium is situated in the heart of Frankston and the Mornington Peninsula’s premier sporting precinct. Opened in 2023, it stands as a testament to modern design and community engagement. The stadium features a vast array of facilities, including six multipurpose indoor courts, 13 outdoor netball courts, two AFL fields, cricket pitches, and walking paths. These amenities cater to a diverse range of sports such as netball, basketball, badminton, volleyball, and wheelchair sports, ensuring inclusivity and accessibility for all community members.

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Gray Puksand

Kyneton Primary

Kyneton Primary School designed by Gray Puksand is an elegant reminder that simplicity can be beautiful. Natural Timber Wood Wool panels offer excellent acoustic absorption properties and high levels of impact resistance, so were chosen, finished in white, to line the surfaces of the large, open plan multipurpose hall. Surrounding classroom ceilings utilised a colour matched AMF Feinstratos Complete ceiling tile to provide high levels of sound absorption within the user space and reduce sound attenuation to adjacent locations...

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Williams Ross Architects

Stonnington Sports Centre

Nestled adjacent to Chadstone Shopping Centre, Stonnington Sports Centre (Percy Treyvaud Memorial Park) is designed to cater to a diverse array of sporting requirements. Featuring four cutting-edge multipurpose courts, it's outfitted to accommodate netball, basketball, volleyball, and badminton.

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Kneeler Design Architects

Warracknabeal Education Precinct

Now, Warracknabeal primary, secondary, and special developmental schools are consolidated onto a single site alongside an administration area, gymnasium, and function room, providing families in Yarriambiack Shire with accessible and cutting-edge educational facilities close to home. The recently completed brand-new amenities, integral to this initiative, offer students of diverse ages and abilities contemporary learning environments to maximise their potential. This integrated setup also fosters confidence in the transition from primary to secondary education.

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Gray Puksand

Wyndham Tech

Gray Puksand’s design philosophy for Wyndam Tech included a strong emphasis on how users felt and experienced the space. The way sound behaves within an environment is an integral component to this human-centred approach. Strong focus was placed on find a ceiling material that performed exceptionally at a sound absorption level, without creating a purely clinical and functional educational setting. Wood Wool was chosen as the appropriate ceiling material. Wood Wool panels consist of thin timber fibres...

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