Some buildings are worth studying not because we worked on them, but because they set a benchmark for how engineering is coordinated, delivered, and experienced. Apple Park is one of those projects. It looks simple. It isn’t. Behind the calm façade is a campus scale engineering exercise where civil, structural, mechanical, electrical, fire, hydraulic and vertical transportation systems had no room for error. When everything is repeated at this scale, coordination becomes the

Engineering work is usually noticed only when something goes wrong. When projects finish well, the thinking, coordination, and judgement behind them fade quietly into the background. That’s especially true for digital coordination, where the real impact happens long before anything reaches site. This conversation features Raymond Khattar, BIM Section Manager at Goldfish & Bay, and reflects a genuine interest in the depth and impact of engineering work. By giving space to thes

We’re excited to share that Goldfish & Bay has been engaged on ION, Waterloo, Sydney’s Centre of Life Sciences. Developed by Kurraba Group, ION is a purpose built life sciences precinct designed to support advanced research, innovation, and commercialisation across health and emerging technologies. Located in Waterloo and surrounded by Sydney’s leading health, research, and academic institutions, the precinct will deliver more than 27,000 sqm of specialist lab enabled buildin

At Goldfish & Bay, our Lunch & Learn sessions play a practical role in strengthening how our engineers approach complex building systems. Our recent session with Fantech focused on the fundamentals of fan performance and the real conditions that influence system behaviour once designs move from drawings to site. Led by Nyasha Chiraga and Avinash ED, the session moved well beyond catalogue data. Their experience in system analysis and fan behaviour helped our team understand h

HILLS SHOWGROUND PRECINCT EAST is progressing as one of Sydney’s significant new residential precincts, and our team is now delivering the building-services engineering for Lot 4. This stage forms part of a broader development that will introduce 873 new apartments to Castle Hill across a coordinated group of towers. The Lot 4 appointment builds on our earlier work within the precinct and extends the continuity of our engineering involvement as the project unfolds. Our work i

Goldfish & Bay is pleased to confirm our appointment on THE OSCAR, Meriton’s dual tower development in Brisbane. Designed by DBI Architects, the project brings two towers rising to 79 and 70 storeys to a 5,485 square metre site opposite the Brisbane Botanic Gardens. Meriton’s vision includes more than 1,000 apartments across residential and short stay accommodation, a connected podium with retail, a link between Alice and Margaret Streets, and a landscaped recreation level on