Custom beams – Lightweight

AM-A was approached by a theatre company that has a temporary performance space it moves around Victorian and New South Wales sites. The issue was that the main roof beam was dangerously heavy and difficult to install requiring several people […]

Concealed fixings – European CLT hardware hits Australia

Cross-laminated timber (CLT) and mass timber designs are quickly growing in popularity in the Australia. European suppliers of architectural hardware have noticed this trend and started making their products available. Rothoblaas has an extensive selection of concealed aluminium fixings that […]

Mandatory registration for Victorian engineers

Similar to the Professional board of engineers Queensland requirement to be registered a similar board is to be rolled out in Victoria. In addition the new legislation means that you have to be a qualified engineer to offer ‘engineering services’. […]

Quasi strikes again

Quasi

Quasi is a sculpture that was originally commissioned in 2016 from Ronnie van Hout. It has taken up a new home atop of Wellington City Gallery and is generating a lot of buzz. It’s been labelled ‘creepy’, ‘nightmarish’ and ‘hideous’. […]

Australia’s Most Innovative Engineers – 2019 Awards

Adam Mitchell

AM-A Director Adam Mitchell was proud to be involved in the judging panel for this years Engineer’s Australia – Most Innovative Engineers Award. An annual award that is handed out to individuals within their area of practice for exceptional work […]

Advanced FEA in construction. Push your design boundaries

The construction industry has typically been a slow adopter of new technologies. However, firms like Zaha Hadid Architecture have pushed the design boundaries to the limit on what is possible. The Morpheus hotel is one such example. These revolutionary designs […]