Central Station’s Chalmer St Entrance Opens After Fire.
A brand-new entrance welcomed commuters on Monday, marking a remarkable recovery from the devastating fire incident in Surry Hills six months ago. The entrance, which was just days away from opening in May, faced extensive damage due to the nearby inferno that engulfed a seven-story building on Randle Street.
During the fire and its aftermath, falling debris from the heritage-listed building caused significant structural and water damage to the entrance. Notably, a wall collapsed on the Schneider MP2 Bomb Blast Louvres supplied and installed by EBSA, alongside the D+H Mechatronic CPS-M Failsafe smoke control panel.
In a testament to their quality, the MP2 louvres, engineered for a 7.0Kpa structural load (Blast Rating), remained operational despite the catastrophic event.
The Schneider MP2 louvre window range, which includes double-glazed frameless and framed options, has been elegantly created to integrate with sophisticated building architecture and design.
The product of choice on many landmark projects, the MP2 is unlike any other louvre system you are likely to have encountered. These louvres have withstood rigorous testing, including passing cyclone tests at 32m/s and being the sole louvre to meet the AS4284 test. Additionally, the MP2 louvre excelled in an earthquake test for a recent project
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The Property Council of Australia’s ‘Best Sustainable Development’ Award Winning Project Showcases EBSA’s Products
A huge congratulations to Fender Katsalidis on Midtown Centre receiving the Property Council of Australia GHD Design Award for the ‘Best Sustainable Development’.
Designed in line with the Brisbane City Council’s “Buildings that Breathe” guidelines for a passive, subtropical design. Midtown Centre includes natural ventilation, operable windows and doors, an abundance of plants and ample outdoor space.
The intricate and innovative merging of two 20-storey structures, as opposed to the demolition and new build, saved an estimated 11,000 tonnes of carbon emissions: the equivalent of running the building fully occupied, carbon-neutral for four years.
EBSA was thrilled to be engaged by SRG Global to undertake the supply and installation of the Schneider LF550 automated single-glazed louvre system and D+H Mechatronic CPS-M control panels on this unique project, delivering natural ventilation to the building.
SRG Global’s façade division undertook the design, supply and installation of the engineered curtain wall facades for the project.
The building achieved a 6-Star Green Star Rating from the Green Building Council of Australia. 6-Stars represents the highest standard (World Leadership) in environmentally sustainable building practices.
Client: AsheMorgan & DMANN Corporation
Builder: Hutchinson Builders
Architect: Fender Katsalidis
Facade Company: SRG Global Facades
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EBSA Release the New MP2 Opposed Opening Louvre at AusFenEx23
The Schneider MP2 louvre, initially introduced in 2012, quickly emerged as the preferred choice in the Australian market as thermal performance requirements escalated with updates to the National Construction Code (NCC). Its exceptional features make it a standout solution for contemporary architectural projects.
Already recognised as the top performing louvre on the market, and now we are taking them to the next level with the release of the MP2 Opposed Opening Louvre this week.
The MP2 Series stands out from the crowd, offering unmatched quality and performance. Meticulously designed to integrate seamlessly with sophisticated building architecture and design, these louvres make a bold statement while enhancing the overall aesthetics of any structure.
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“We make buildings breathe”
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Revolutionizing Building Automation: Embrace the Power of Ventilation & Automation
In this recent Architecture & Design article, David Auret, Director of EBSA, highlights the impact of automated façades in response to the Covid-19 pandemic. By integrating digital actuators and controllers, buildings can now communicate directly with window actuators, enabling real-time feedback and fault reporting. The latest advancements, like the digital satellite module, reduce field cabling by up to 50%, making natural ventilation and smoke control solutions more sustainable. This innovative approach is changing the game and reshaping industry expectations.
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Windows of Opportunity – Specifying Automatic Windows for Health, Safety and Sustainability
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Enhancing Indoor Air Quality in Schools with Window Automation
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Improving Ventilation in Schools – Making Buildings Breathe
Quality air is critical for efficient learning and focused work. D+H ventilation solutions deliver the necessary atmosphere of wellness within the building. An individualised ventilation strategy opens and closes all windows with perfect positioning based on the indoor and outdoor temperatures.
Avila College:
EBSA was proud to supply and install the D+H Mechatronic GVL8364-E12 Ventilation Control Panel and 65 CDC 200/600 D+H Mechatronic Chain Actuators for this striking project.
The universally applicable CDC chain drive can be integrated into the profile or surface-mounted and is so compact that it is virtually hidden once installed. This makes the CDC ideal for aesthetically and functionally sophisticated façade solutions; furthermore, the chain drive runs extremely quietly thanks to the innovative decoupling in the drive.
Proud to be a D+H Partner, EBSA delivers multi-service excellence throughout New Zealand, Australia and Canada. Our dedicated team has the knowledge and experience to assist you through all phases of your project.
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The MP2 Is Unlike Any Other Louvre System You Are Likely To Have Encountered.
Natural light, fresh air and a sense of space are key attributes of modern building architecture and louvre windows are recognised as an effective means of delivering these.
The product of choice on many landmark projects, the MP2 has undergone a number of project-specific tests, achieving some incredible results along the way, including passing cyclone testing Part A and B at 32m/s and being the only louvre to pass the AS4284 test for a project. EBSA is thrilled to add to this impressive list with the MP2 louvre recently passing an earthquake test for a project.
EBSA – your turnkey solution specialist, delivering the highest performing Glass Louvre Systems and world-leading Window Automation throughout Australia, New Zealand and Canada
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Midtown Centre Awarded a 6-Star Green Star Rating from the Green Building Council of Australia
A huge congratulations to AsheMorgan and DMANN Corporation on Midtown Centre receiving a 6-Star Green Star Rating from the Green Building Council of Australia. 6-Stars represents the highest standard (World Leadership) in environmentally sustainable building practices.
Designed in line with the Brisbane City Council’s “Buildings that Breathe” guidelines for a passive, subtropical design. Midtown Centre includes natural ventilation, operable windows and doors, an abundance of plants and ample outdoor space.
The intricate and innovative merging of two 20-storey structures, as opposed to the demolition and new build, saved an estimated 11,000 tonnes of carbon emissions; the equivalent of running the building fully occupied, carbon-neutral for four years.
EBSA was thrilled to be engaged by SRG Global to undertake the supply and installation of the Schneider LF550 automated single-glazed louvre system and D+H Mechatronic CPS-M control panels on this unique project; delivering natural ventilation to the building.
SRG Global’s façade division undertook the design, supply and installation of the engineered curtain wall facades for the project.
Client: AsheMorgan & DMANN Corporation
Builder: Hutchinson Builders
Architect: Fender Katsalidis
Facade Company: SRG Global Facades
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Phive – Parramatta Council’s $135 Million Civic Hub.
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