Tensile was engaged to design and construct the Webnet mesh safety barriers along the walkways and outdoor spaces of the Bundanon Art Museum at Illaroo in NSW. Bundanon is

Occasionally we have the opportunity to collaborate on residential projects instead of commercial installations. Edward Street is one such project. The designers for the home were MPD Architects –

Tensile collaborated on Hobart’s award-winning Bridge of Remembrance project by supplying and installing the stainless steel Webnet mesh balustrade. Webnet mesh is an ideal material for a bridge safety

Tensile designed and installed the safety mesh barriers around the perimeter of the new Sky Park in central Melbourne. The mesh also acts as a trellis support for climbing

At Tensile, we often get the opportunity to collaborate on the most wonderfully unique projects. This was certainly the case when we joined the team working on the upgrade

Tensile designed, supplied and installed safety barriers for the Inglis Park playground at Newmarket Randwick, a development built on the site of the former Inglis stables. The architects saw

Tensile was proud to collaborate with FDC Building and Hassell Architects on the new fit-out of IAG’s office in Sussex Street, Sydney. The fit-out of the Darling Park building

Tensile was engaged to design, supply and install Webnet mesh barriers for the new high-rise Inner Sydney High School in Surry Hills. Designed by architects FJMT Studios and constructed

Tensile played a role in the CBD and South East Light Rail project in Sydney, supplying and installing the Webnet anti-throw safety screens on a new pedestrian bridge on

Lachlan’s Line pedestrian and cycle bridge is an award-winning helical-shaped steel structure, bright blue in colour and 178m in length, that connects the Macquarie Park precinct to North Ryde