90,000 people. 14 kilometres. One incredible morning in Sydney. Among the thousands making their way from the city to Bondi was our Goldfish & Bay team, taking on City2Surf 2026 together. There were different paces, plenty of encouragement and probably a few moments on Heartbreak Hill when the finish line felt very far away, but everyone made it to Bondi. More importantly, our team had three very good reasons to keep going. This year, we ran in support of Sydney Children's Ho

Last Friday, the Goldfish & Bay team was proud to support and attend the 2026 NSW Australian Institute of Building Professional Excellence Awards. The evening brought together professionals from across the construction industry to celebrate the projects, people and organisations setting the benchmark for excellence throughout New South Wales. It was a fantastic opportunity to reconnect with clients, consultants and industry peers, celebrate this year's outstanding achievement

Bringing together parish members, sponsors, families and the wider community, the sold out evening celebrated a significant milestone for the Our Lady of Lebanon Co-Cathedral and its Master Plan 2028 vision. Following the recent Development Approval of the masterplan, the evening highlighted the next stage of investment into the Cathedral precinct, including improved accessibility, new community infrastructure, landscaped gathering spaces and memorial areas designed to serve

The project delivers a contemporary learning environment with flexible teaching spaces, shared facilities, and outdoor areas. Goldfish & Bay was engaged during the construction phase to deliver hydraulic design and site support, ensuring the design intent was carried through into a compliant outcome on site. Our scope included detailed construction documentation (LOD300), RFIs, inspections and certification, supported by ongoing design development as site conditions evolved.

For over a decade, architects and engineers have been wrapping buildings in plants. Green façades and living walls have become symbols of sustainable design. They cool the air, soften concrete skylines and promise harmony between the built and natural world. But many of these buildings are now showing what happens when design ambition meets time, weather and water. As buildings age, green façades are revealing a simple truth: sustainability without engineering endurance doesn