On Gadigal land of the Eora Nation, the Pemulwuy redevelopment has given new life to a place long connected to resilience, identity and community. For generations, "the Block" in Redfern has held deep significance for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people, and the Pemulwuy Project represents a new chapter in its ongoing story. Led by the Aboriginal Housing Company Ltd and delivered by Deicorp, this State Significant Development has transformed the former Eveleigh Stree

On a late summer afternoon in 1882, Thomas Edison flipped a switch at J.P. Morgan’s Wall Street office and a single light bulb flickered to life. It was powered by the world’s first central power station, the Pearl Street Station in lower Manhattan. For the first time, a city district was illuminated by electricity generated and distributed from one location. The station's six steam-driven "Jumbo" dynamos supplied 110 volts of direct current to 59 customers, lighting 400 lamp

Staying close to manufacturing partners is essential to informed engineering. This week, our Vertical Transportation Engineer Citra Suparto returned to familiar ground and attended Schindler Lifts Australia Pty Limited Open Night at their new Alexandria facility, now representing Goldfish & Bay. The event offered a full look at Schindler’s latest lift systems including transparent glass shafts overlooking the street, updated control panels, machinery room access and a live vi

Earlier this week we hosted  Mitsubishi Electric  for a LUNCH & LEARN with our Mechanical team. What started as a standard product presentation quickly shifted into a deeper conversation about refrigerant regulation, plant flexibility and the evolving role of chillers and heat pumps in modern building services. The session explored how refrigerant pathways in Europe and Australia are shifting toward lower-GWP and natural alternatives, and what that means for local system desi

Waterstone marks  Sekisui House Australia ’s first development on the Lower North Shore, a four-building residential precinct designed to...

In 1904, New York City opened its first subway line, a 9.1-mile system from City Hall to Harlem that carried 100,000 people on its very...