The project comprises three seven storey residential buildings containing 144 dwellings, organised around Stanton Lane, a through site link connecting Dunning Avenue and Mentmore Avenue. The masterplan is structured to support shared amenities and a central landscaped garden, reinforcing permeability and connection across the site. Our scope includes hydraulic services design and documentation across all buildings, covering sanitary plumbing, water services, stormwater within

TOPPED OUT | Muse reached its topping out milestone late last year, marking the completion of the building structure and the transition into the next stage of the project. Strong projects are shaped as much by how teams work together as by what is delivered. On this project, the consultant team was involved early, kept across the work, and included at key milestones as the project moved on site. Muse is a boutique residential development of 13 apartments in the heart of Potts

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

Before closing for the Christmas period, our team attended the UDIA NSW Christmas Luncheon 2025 in Sydney. Held at the Sofitel Sydney Wentworth, the event brought together industry leaders and peers for an afternoon of reflection ahead of the year’s close. Beyond the formal program, it was also a valuable opportunity to reconnect with clients and industry colleagues. The program included remarks from Robert Furolo , President of UDIA NSW, and Stuart Ayres , Chief Executive

We close 2025 with a strong sense of appreciation for the work delivered and the relationships built throughout the year. To our clients, collaborators, and industry partners, THANK YOU for the trust and support placed in our team. Our offices will be closed from 22 December 2025 to 12 January 2026. We wish everyone a safe, restful break and a positive start to the year ahead. #GoldfishAndBay #YearEnd #Team #Collaboration #ThankYou #Engineering #IndustryPartners #LookingAhead

We’re excited to share that Goldfish & Bay has been engaged on ION, Waterloo, Sydney’s Centre of Life Sciences. Developed by Kurraba Group, ION is a purpose built life sciences precinct designed to support advanced research, innovation, and commercialisation across health and emerging technologies. Located in Waterloo and surrounded by Sydney’s leading health, research, and academic institutions, the precinct will deliver more than 27,000 sqm of specialist lab enabled buildin

This week, we welcomed Ben Redden and Ilias Patrikios, students from SYDNEY SECONDARY COLLEGE LEICHHARDT into the Goldfish & Bay office for their work experience placement. They arrived on the same morning, sat at nearby desks, and were given the same small set of tasks across marketing and administration. On paper, it was simple. In practice, it quickly became clear that we were watching two completely different ways of thinking unfold in real time. Ben approached the week w

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

At this scale, TRILOGY comprises three residential towers, with the tallest rising to approximately 59 storeys, making it one of the most significant high-rise developments in the Macquarie Park precinct. Hydraulic engineering therefore goes well beyond drawings and models, demanding careful planning around pressure zoning, vertical distribution, system coordination, and long term operational performance. This visit focused on learning and technical understanding rather than