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

The CPS-M SHEV control panel heralds a new dimension in safety and security technology, ensuring that the hot, rising air escapes from the building. Emergency routes are cleared of the majority of smoke within seconds, creating escape routes. In addition, extracting the heat prevents thermal stress on the building structure which can prevent the building from collapsing.

Digital, high-performance and cost-effective, the fully modular CPS-M smoke vent control panel unifies the most important requirements for modern smoke extraction systems. It vastly increases building safety standards thanks to intelligent networking and is extremely cost-efficient and flexible due to reduced line routing and its compact design.

The integration of ACB technology enables bidirectional communication between the control panel and drives. This means that the control panel also provides real-time feedback about the position and condition of the window drives. Using ACB up to 20 drives are connected to the CPS-M using just one group connector and one cable. Additionally, with the use of NSV 401, it is possible during a mains outage to continue controlling and supplying the connected motorised 230 V AC drives for up to 72 hours, ensuring a smart emergency power supply.

EBSA – committed to delivering world-leading technology and innovation within the construction industry.

Photographer: Martin Siegner

EBSA is thrilled to have three of our projects named as finalists in the Australian Glass and Window Association State Awards.

An outstanding achievement by the whole team and true recognition of EBSA’s commitment to delivering leading-edge innovation, design and technology within the construction industry.

The Harrington Collection -Finalist in the $100 to $750K Commercial Category

This impressive development consists of 58 dwellings across three buildings, including two new low-rise towers and the restoration of two heritage-listed Bakers Terraces built in the 1870s. It is one of the only large-scale mixed-use residential projects to have gained government approval in the precinct in the last eight years.

EBSA was thrilled to have the opportunity to be involved with this exceptional project with the supply and installation of the Schneider single glazed louvre system and associated fixings.

Project Features:
• Schneider LF550 Louvres (2256w x 2162h) with 13.52 mm glass.
• RZN4416-M Control Panels
• LT84-U Ventilation Buttons
• VRS10 Weather Sensor

The overall height of this system stands at just under 13 metres, with spandrel panels between the floors, making it a true operable façade and all-in-one system.

Developer: Golden Age Group and Hannas Group
Builder: Icon Co
Architect: fjmtstudio

No. 1 Anzac Square – Finalist in the $100 to $750K Commercial Category

Located on Anzac Square, The Complex Precinct is comprised of over 52,000sqm NLA spread across two commercial towers and an iconic heritage building. The project includes a striking five-storey glazed atrium that showcases EBSA’s LF550 Louvre System with the 17.52mm glass fitting seamlessly into the façade to deliver a natural ventilation solution.

Project Features:
Schneider LF550 Louvres;
• 4 x 2236mm wide x 4500mm high
• 450mm high glass blades
• 13.52mm thick glass

CPSM Control Panel;
• Security lockout function
• Fault indication
• Weather station wind/rain
• Close on loss of power
• 72hr battery backup

Client: AsheMorgan
Builders: Hutchinson Builders
Architect: Architectus

Vedalia – Finalist in the Under $100K Commercial Category

Located in the harbourside suburb Double Bay, this three-storey luxurious apartment block comprises just seven units. The opulent building design and desirable location saw the penthouse recently set a recording-breaking price per sqm for an apartment in Sydney’s east.

The front lobby features a 4.5m high ceiling and showcases EBSA’s Fixed louvre system; delivering a visually-pleasing entrance with abundant natural light and ventilation.

Project Features:
• Supply and installation of 126 fixed brackets
• Installation of 95 glass blades supplied by G James Glass and Aluminium
The louvre system was installed onto another quality G James Glass and Aluminium project

Builder: CD Construction Group

EBSA is thrilled to have been awarded the D+H Atmosphere Award in the ‘Gold’ Category for the Ken Rosewall Arena project. A huge congratulation to the EBSA team, an outstanding achievement!

The Ken Rosewall Arena (KRA) is an award-winning, multipurpose arena located at The Sydney Olympic Park Tennis Centre. The arena, which includes seating for 10,500 guests was originally purpose-built for the 2000 Sydney Olympic Games.

The $50 Million upgrade, completed in 2020, transformed the arena into a state-of-the-art, multi-purpose venue suitable for all-weather conditions with the striking new cable-tension canopy roof (of approximately 8,000 m2) replacing the original perimeter-only roof.
Designed with an Australian summer and safety in mind, EBSA was engaged to deliver a system that ensures that both the players and crowds enjoy the comfort of a well-ventilated arena with a natural ventilation solution incorporating 34 x thermally broken louvres and 2 x thermally broken operable access hatch (doors) in the pop-up oculus to provide a natural ventilation and smoke relief solution for the centre.

EBSA is proud to have been involved with this exceptional project; designing and delivering a full turnkey solution with the supply and installation of the BT90 louvre system, a CPSM smoke control panel and digital ZA louvre actuators. The integration of ACB technology provides digital communication between the louvre actuators and the BMS system; a remote access gateway removes the need for a technician to visit the site, allowing real-time monitoring and functional checks of each individual drive to occur via a secure cloud server.

Products:
1 x CPS-M/60 Smoke Control Panel (1200mmm x 1000mm)
34 x Schneider BT90 Louvres (1406w x 1780h) complete with 34 x ZA-800-ACB Actuators
2 x Schneider Operable Hatches (1780w x 1780h) complete with 4 Simon Folding Arm Actuators
24 x Relinta Operable Glass Doors (12m x 3.6m)
2 x SLT42 Key Switches
2 x LT84U Switches