The EDGE Architectural frames are as lovely as they are practical. The surface finishing process provides the final touch. We offer a complete range, from standards to warranty colours, from a range of capable partner...
Thermally broken window and door framing systems offer several advantages including energy efficiency, decreased condensation and reduced radiated cold, resulting in money saved and comfort increased. Up to 40 per cent of a home’s heating energy can be lost through windows. Similarly, up to 87...
EDGE Architectural systems in Open House Melbourne projects A couple of projects featuring EDGE Architectural window framing systems opened their doors to tours and talks during this past weekend as part of the City of Melbourne's Open House Melbourne. University of Melbourne, Faculty of Architecture, Building and...
Yes, you can, with EDGE Time and again, architects tell us the EDGE ranges do what they've always been told can't be done. From the advanced performance of the suites to the design freedom they offer, EDGE was purpose built to be different from every other...
When the University of Tasmania sought to build a new home for the Institute for Marine and Antarctic Studies (IMAS), an organisation that aspires to be “a leading global institution for temperate marine, Southern Ocean and Antarctic research”, they wanted a structure reflective of the...
EDGE Architectural Glazing Systems have been used in several Green Star rated projects and we usually write about these as we learn of the certification award. Today, I thought it might be nice to take a step back and touch on what Green Star is...
Library at The Dock features thermally broken window systems The recently completed library and community centre in Melbourne is garnering national attention for the array of sustainable features used in design and construction. The Library at the Dock included the U-MAX™ thermally broken 100 Centre Glaze...
A living building, designed to engage and promote learning Tim Wilks, Rod Beel and I attended a presentation by John Wardle, of John Wardle Architects, and Nader Tehrani, of NADAAA, on 27 May. The architects spoke about the inspiration and goals behind the design of the...
Performance of thermal break enhanced by sun shades From the outset, planning of the Springvale Botanical Cemetery's new central precinct emphasised sustainable innovation. And when an architect or engineer wants sustainable innovation for a commercial project in Australia, they choose the EDGE U-MAX™ suites for thermally...
Student accommodation at 312 LaTrobe As the Urbanest student accommodation project at 312 LaTrobe nears completion, we sauntered by to see how it's looking. dKO Architecture designed the facility to meet the study, living and social requirements of university students in Melbourne’s CBD. It boasts a vibrant...
