Cable & mesh solutions
for architecture
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Applications
Facade design and fall protection
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Products
399 m², ◊ 140 mm, ø 3,0 mm
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Architectural office
BVN Architecture
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Photography
Hamish Brill, ABS Facade; Tom Roe Photography
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Place
Garran, Australia
Project details
Canberra Hospital
Canberra Hospital is expanding its capacity with a new building to meet the growing needs of the region. The impressive building not only boasts modern architecture, but also a façade that acts as a work of art and contributes to sustainable cooling. The facade is made of X-TEND® CXA Stainless Steel Cable Mesh, to which sequins are attached, forming the impressive pattern of the artwork "Journey to Healing" by the talented First Nations artist Lynnice Church. With 25,000 sequins, this work of art becomes a fascinating installation. This project, realized through innovative solutions and close collaboration with Ronstan Tensile Architecture, is helping to shape the future of the hospital in Garran.
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