Tensile was engaged to design and build a unique perforated copper facade on the outside of the Bendigo Law Courts building. We also installed a vertical cable balustrade in

Tensile designed and installed the stainless steel Webnet mesh barrier that weaves its way through the terraced gardens at the new Sydney Modern art museum. The barrier provides necessary

Tensile was engaged to create the facade and barrier for a new multi-storey carpark at Liverpool Hospital in Sydney. The project combined functionality and aesthetics, with inspirational artwork forming

Northern Beaches Hospital contracted Tensile to design, supply and install barriers for its internal atriums. The hospital, which is located at French’s Forest in Sydney, identified some safety issues

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

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

At Tensile, we’re very proud of the role we played in the Australian Turf Club’s award-winning car park at Royal Randwick Racecourse. The multi-deck car park was designed by

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