The challenge with older public building stock is keeping them up-to-date with current codes and regulations, this is especially the case with car parks. Functional utilitarian buildings by nature,

The art of structural integrity Precision engineered product and expertise from Tensile Design + Construct have underpinned the structural integrity of a significant public artwork in Brisbane.  The piece,

Elizabeth Quay Pedestrian and Cyclist Bridge is an integral part of Perth’s master plan to connect the city back to its waterfront and revitalise the city’s central business district.

Henley Square at Henley Beach, Adelaide, is a public space where people can relax and enjoy the incredible ocean views. Tensile undertook the design, development and engineering of a

The structurally stunning Albert ‘Tibby’ Cotter Pedestrian Bridge is a shared pedestrian and cycle pathway in Moore Park, Sydney. It provides a safe and secure way for people to

MFO park in Zurich, Switzerland provides a precedent for urban parks around the globe. Rather than an oasis of grass and trees or hard surfaces dominating the soft ones

The catenary lighting is a principle element of the christmas market in this village near Baden Germany. Suspended across a series of Jakob tensile cables and fittings the lighting

Jakob’s Webnet stainless steel mesh provides solutions with an outstanding price-performance ratio in order to make railings more attractive and safer. We will show how this works using the

Located in the inner Sydney suburb of Glebe, Foley Park has become the perfect refuge from the busy city. Having undergone a rejuvenation in 2014 Tensile was engaged to

The catenary lighting installation for Abercrombie Lane was selected by the City of Sydney as a winning entrant for the “Art & About Festival 2012″. Titled, “Augmenting Spatiality”, the