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CARSS PARK POOL | BRINGING COMMUNITY SWIMMING BACK
The return of Carss Park Pool follows years of community advocacy after the original facility closed in 2019. Now under construction, its replacement will bring a place for swimming lessons, training and recreation back to the local area. Goldfish & Bay is working with Encore Plumbing to provide hydraulic and wet fire engineering for the redevelopment, which is being delivered by ADCO Constructions and designed by TKD Architects. Our role includes coordinating services with t
Rebeka Zubac
2 hours ago


SHOWGROUND PAVILIONS | Castle Hill, NSW
873 new homes. A $1 billion residential precinct. A project we’re proud to help deliver. Deicorp’s latest construction update captures the scale of Showground Pavilions and the progress being made as structural works advance and building services installation gets underway. Goldfish & Bay is contributing across the development, with our involvement spanning hydraulic, mechanical, electrical and fire engineering, together with CFD modelling. Designed by TURNER STUDIO and Group
Rebeka Zubac
Sep 23


ENGINEERING INSIGHTS | At Marina Bay Sands, around 1.4 million litres of water sit almost 200 metres above ground, across three towers that do not move in exactly the same way.
ENGINEERING INSIGHTS | At Marina Bay Sands, around 1.4 million litres of water sit almost 200 metres above ground, across three towers that do not move in exactly the same way. Supporting that weight is only part of the engineering challenge. The pool also has to accommodate movement. In its technical account of the project, Arup describes how differential movement between the towers had to be considered under gravity, wind and seismic loads. The SkyPark incorporates separate
Rebeka Zubac
Sep 21


GRANTHAM FARM PUBLIC SCHOOL | As Grantham Farm continues to grow, so does the need for education infrastructure designed around the community it will serve.
Goldfish & Bay is supporting the delivery of the new Grantham Farm Public School and public preschool, providing Hydraulic and Wet and Dry Fire Engineering services. Delivered by School Infrastructure, the new campus will create places for approximately 500 primary school students and up to 60 preschool children in Sydney’s North West. The project includes a three storey learning hub with general and support learning spaces, administration areas, staff facilities, amenities a
Rebeka Zubac
Sep 15


GEOTHERMAL HEATING & COOLING | LOOKING BEYOND THE PLANT ROOM
Last week, we looked at the transition to R32. This week, our Mechanical team turned its attention to a different approach to heating and cooling: ground source geothermal systems. On 26 August, the team visited the RHCS Experience Centre, where a fully functioning geothermal heating and cooling system provided an opportunity to see the technology operating beyond the drawings. The centre brings together a live plant room, operational ground loop, underfloor heating circu
Rebeka Zubac
Sep 9


ENGINEERING INSIGHTS | Why Operating Rooms Are Kept Under Pressure
An operating room does not just need to be clean. Its air needs to behave differently from the air in the rooms around it. Modern operating theatres are carefully controlled environments where ventilation, filtration, temperature, humidity and pressure all form part of the engineering strategy for reducing airborne contamination. One of the most interesting parts is something you cannot see: air pressure. For many operating rooms, the room is maintained at a higher pressure t
Rebeka Zubac
Sep 7
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