A new industrial facility at Marsden Park is bringing Bosch Rexroth Australia’s manufacturing, engineering, and sales operations into a purpose-built environment designed around performance and operational efficiency. As a global leader in drive and control technologies, Bosch Rexroth supports industries ranging from manufacturing and automation to mining and heavy equipment, which directly informs how this facility needs to function. The development forms part of the broader

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

Electrofusion jointing plays a critical role in the performance of PE pressure systems, particularly where consistency and long-term reliability are required. Our team recently had a session with Sam Sloan from Vinidex, who walked through this in more detail. Rather than staying at a product level, the discussion centred on how jointing methods directly affect performance, compliance, and installation quality on site. Polyethylene, particularly PE100, is commonly used across

That idea didn’t last long. Arcade machines were claimed quickly, scores started getting tracked, and suddenly everyone cared a lot more than expected. Things carried on into bowling, where it somehow got louder, more competitive, and a lot more entertaining. There were a few surprisingly good shots, a few very questionable techniques, and plenty of laughing in between. Then came laser tag, and the energy shifted instantly. No teams, no plan, just everyone running around like

At Young and Bourke Streets in Waterloo, Coronation Property is advancing a BTR precinct of more than 850 apartments across a 2.15-hectare site, approximately four kilometres from the CBD. Historically characterised by light industrial uses and fragmented warehouse lots, the precinct has gradually shifted over the past two decades toward residential and design-led development. Sites of this scale are now increasingly rare in inner-city Sydney. The proposal is structured as a

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.

Last year, we took part in City2Surf as part of a broader industry effort. This year, we’re doing it differently. For City2Surf 2026, the Goldfish & Bay team is running to support three causes that impact people across Australia in very different ways. Sydney Children's Hospitals Foundation (SCHF) Beyond Blue RSPCA NSW Most campaigns ask you to get behind one cause. The reality is, people connect to different things. So instead of choosing, we’ve backed all three. On 9 August

We had the STIEBEL ELTRON Australia team in with our electrical and hydraulic teams to run through electric hot water systems and how they’re being applied across current projects. The discussion focused on the shift away from centralised plant and how this carries through into design and coordination. Removing central plant and ring mains simplifies the building. Less plant space, shorter pipe runs and fewer coordination constraints across disciplines. It changes how service

Another project underway with Astute Property in Mascot. Located along Gardeners Road, the development will deliver a new eight storey mixed use building comprising 80 residential apartments above ground floor retail. Designed by fjcstudio and delivered by DJRD Architects, the project contributes to the ongoing transformation of the Mascot precinct and responds to the surrounding streetscape The architecture uses a warm material palette with bronze and terracotta elements, wh