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

The Workshop project involved overcoming significant challenges to bring a hanging garden to life inside a multi-storey commercial building in inner Sydney. Workshop is a 19,000sqm steel and glass

The new ‘green screens’ on Taronga Zoo’s Wildlife Retreat accommodation buildings demonstrate how green facades can double up as fall protection barriers. The Retreat, designed by Cox Architecture and

There is something magical about a hanging garden, cascading down the side of a wall or building. This is why we were more than happy to contribute to the

Our team recently partnered with Junglefy to construct a feature facade for the carpark at the Sydney Superyacht Marina. The marina was built to accommodate visiting yachts for the

The City of Stonnington recently redeveloped its council building in Malvern, Victoria including adding a three-level internal green wall and facade. Tensile provided the supply and install of the

Tensile facades provide design opportunities unlike any other facade typology. Form, permeability and a “lightness” of structure allow architects and designers a freedom to make unique projects. This apartment

Large scale green facades are rarely easy and straight forward, it is almost like waiting for the planets to align. For Platinum Tower in Melbourne it took a concerted

Tensile often works on the edge, both figuratively and literally. Our work challenges what has come before but will always respond to a projects context and intent. When Scentre

Tensile’s green facades while looking simplistic often hide a complexity. It is not simply a case of a stainless steel cable stuck on the side of the building and