With a bigger pipeline of projects ahead, Goldfish & Bay is growing fast, and we’re looking for Senior and Intermediate Engineers who want to be part of what we’re building. We’re currently expanding across: ⚙️ Mechanical ⚡ Electrical 💧 Hydraulic 🔥 Fire Services 🏗️ Civil We want engineers who are technically strong, enjoy solving problems and aren’t afraid to have an opinion. People who want more than just another desk, another project number and another Monday morning mee

Comprising 310 apartments across five residential buildings, the development will also deliver an extensive range of shared amenities including a swimming pool, gym and dedicated wellness spaces. Positioned just 200 metres from Epping train and Metro station, the project adds significant new housing in one of Sydney’s well connected metropolitan centres. Our team will deliver Hydraulic Engineering services for the development, continuing our work with Versatile Construction a

Designed around care, independence and connection, St Nicholas Seniors Care Centre in Punchbowl is a purpose built aged care facility delivered by Deicorp in partnership with Antiochian Care Limited. Goldfish & Bay was engaged by Deicorp to provide Hydraulic and Fire engineering services for the development. St Nicholas was one of our earlier aged care projects together, building on an established relationship that has continued across many projects since. The 80 bed centre b

Last week, we explored how the Amundsen Scott South Pole Station operates without public utilities. One question naturally followed... Where does the water come from? Most of us don't think twice about turning on a tap. At the South Pole, every litre of water has to be created. There are no rivers, lakes or underground aquifers. Instead, engineers melt compacted Antarctic snow deep below the surface to create an underground water reservoir known as a Rodwell. Rather than cont

After a short break, we're bringing back This Month in Engineering, where we explore the projects, innovations and engineering milestones that continue to shape the built environment. This time, we're heading to the South Pole. Most of us don't think twice about turning on a tap, flicking a light switch or flushing a toilet. At the Amundsen-Scott South Pole Station, none of those things happen without carefully engineered systems working behind the scenes. There is no electri

As Castle Hill continues to evolve into one of Sydney's key transport-oriented centres, the proposed redevelopment at 16–20 Old Castle Hill Road reflects the changing character of the Hills District. Located just moments from Castle Hill Metro Station, the development has been designed to deliver new homes, including affordable housing, alongside retail activation, landscaped communal spaces and an improved public domain that supports a more connected and walkable community.