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A living wall can provide a range of benefits, from improved aesthetics and air quality to greater energy efficiency and enhanced biodiversity. Designing living walls in accordance with client

As cities become denser and buildings taller, we are seeing more gardens being grown vertically. But vertical gardens – which include green walls, facades and free-standing structures – are

At Tensile, we are thrilled that three projects we have partnered on are winners in the 2018 Victorian Architecture Awards in their respective categories. These are the Monash Learning

At Tensile, we offer webnet ID among our range of Jakob stainless steel products. Webnet ID can be described as ‘enhanced’ webnet – adding an extra element to the

Catenary lighting installations can give you the scope to create whatever vibe or mood you want in an outdoor space, from playful, colourful or artistic to cosy, subtle or

Bridges are more than just functional structures for crossing from one place to another. You only need to think of the Sydney Harbour Bridge or the Golden Gate Bridge

Jakob’s kinetic facade product Windwave is a great example of how stainless steel wire and art can combine to form stunning visual works.

Green walls and facades are growing in popularity as ways to green urban environments where ground space for gardens and trees is limited.

Webnet mesh can be used to provide a dividing line or partition between spaces where solid barriers are not desired, or in cases where they are not an option.

Green walls and facades are becoming increasingly popular additions to the exterior of urban buildings. But have you considered creating an interior green facade or wall in your next