Every project tells part of the story. The late nights before a submission. The coordination calls. The problem solving on site. The sketches that become buildings. The pressure, the momentum, the wins, the lessons, and the people behind all of it. Back in April, the Goldfish & Bay team came together for our 2026 Mid Year Summit. A chance to pause for a moment and reflect on how much has been built together over the past year. What made the day memorable was not just the proj

As we head into the long weekend, it’s a good time to pause and recognise the work happening across our projects and teams. Thank you to our clients and partners for the continued trust and collaboration, and to our team for the effort behind the scenes. While the industry doesn’t fully stop, this break gives some of us a chance to step away. For many, work continues across sites and essential services. It’s a reminder that a lot of people we work with every day are still out

We recently sat down with Simona for a one-on-one conversation about her journey into construction and the new chapter she’s stepping into at Goldfish & Bay. Born and raised in Rome, she moved to Australia eight years ago with a clear ambition to build a future in project management. Since joining GFB last year, she has quietly become a key part of our project setup and compliance process, ensuring the design team is always working from the latest documentation and that nothi

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

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

The Chinese Building Association of NSW held its 6th anniversary gala at the beginning of this month, bringing together professionals who contribute to the strength and direction of the construction sector. One of the evening’s acknowledgements was the CEO Award for Young Leader for 2025, presented to the CBANSW Young Leader Committee. For us, the moment carried real significance. Joanna Sheng stepped onto the stage with her committee, reflecting the leadership role she has b