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INSIGHTS, UPDATES & PROJECT HIGHLIGHTS


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
5 days ago


WE’RE HIRING ENGINEERS.
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
Rebeka Zubac
6 days ago


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
7 days ago


DAIKIN R32 VRV LAUNCH | MECHANICAL ENGINEERING
The transition from R410A to R32 is about more than changing refrigerants. This week, our Mechanical team attended the Daikin R32 VRV Launch in Sydney, taking a closer look at the new systems and what the transition could mean for mechanical design and delivery. R32 has a significantly lower Global Warming Potential than R410A. But as an A2L refrigerant, its different characteristics also bring additional considerations for system design, refrigerant charge, safety requiremen
Rebeka Zubac
Sep 3


ENGINEERING INSIGHTS | Engineering One of the World's Most Remote Buildings
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
Rebeka Zubac
Jul 27


OLD CASTLE HILL ROAD | Every project begins with a vision, but bringing it to life takes the expertise, collaboration and shared commitment of an entire consultant team.
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.
Rebeka Zubac
Jul 22
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