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Rendezvous Hotel, Melbourne

The Rendezvous Hotel at 328–332 Flinders Street is one of Melbourne’s most distinctive heritage buildings. Originally completed in 1913 as the Commercial Travellers’ Association Building, it is understood to be Australia’s first building with a glazed-brick facade, using cream-glazed bricks manufactured in Leeds and shipped to Melbourne.

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National Carillon, Canberra

Ironbridge provided remedial engineering for the Carillon, repairing heritage concrete and using LiDAR drone mapping to identify, track, and complete every defect on this nationally significant landmark.

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Westfield Signs, Sydney Tower

Originally helicopter-installed in 2011, the twin 6-metre-high Westfield signs atop Sydney Tower are now maintained annually by Ironbridge through Sydney’s highest abseil.

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RHW Chimney, Paddington

Ironbridge engineers climbed inside and out of this 40-metre heritage brick chimney to assess stability, wind and earthquake response, and develop strengthening strategies.