Tensile has designed and installed Webnet barriers for an internal walkway of a new apartment building at 38 Albermarle Street in Kensington, an inner suburb of Melbourne. This multi-level

Nightingale Housing, a not-for-profit organisation, creates sustainable, low-carbon buildings that put people – rather than profit – at the centre. The organisation’s Village project is a collective of six

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 –

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

The Carlton House project is a makeover and extension of a heritage Victorian terrace in Melbourne. With early terrace homes of this kind often having small rooms and darkish

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’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

Innovative solutions with Green Wall Systems – Advanx Apartment Development Tensile Design and Construct recently collaborated on a project that involved building a green facade 8m high by 90m

A Victorian weatherboard cottage, although charmingly decrepit, was considered a beloved landmark for residents in Albert Park, an inner suburb of Melbourne; however, this cottage presented a host of