Glass and steel balustrades
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PERTH, WESTERN AUSTRALIA
One The Esplanade
A waterfront workplace at Elizabeth Quay, One The Esplanade brings a 29-level commercial tower together with public-facing spaces and amenities.
KOHL’s project scope included glass and steel balustrades, custom handrails, bicycle racks, bollards and other metalwork.
PROJECT AT A GLANCE
Project context
These figures describe the overall development.
29building levels
Commercialworkplace and amenities
Elizabeth QuayPerth waterfront precinct
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KOHL PROJECT SCOPE
Architectural products for the project
A coordinated mix of balustrades, handrails and metalwork for a commercial tower.
Custom handrails
Handrails and brackets for project interfaces.
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Bicycle racks, bollards and associated metalwork.
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PROJECT REQUIREMENTS
Coordinating the project interfaces
A high-rise commercial project brings together workplace areas, entries and shared amenities. Coordinating balustrades and metalwork with the surrounding structure and other trades is a key consideration for the wider project team.
Key considerations for project teams
- Product interfaces with the structure and adjacent trades
- Design, finishes and application-specific requirements
- Drawings, access, delivery and project programme
ARCHITECTURAL INTERPRETATIONS
One The Esplanade in context
KOHL CAPABILITIES
Considered from installation to handover
Balustrades, handrails, bollards and bicycle racks meet public-facing spaces and circulation routes. We consider site access, interfaces and the programme when planning work with project teams.
Illustrative handover activities
OUR APPROACH
Workplace metalwork interfaces
Our team can discuss coordination, product protection and the details needed to prepare the relevant package for handover.
Stairs and handrailsReview interfaces, adjacent finishes and access.
Bollards and bicycle facilitiesCoordinate product selection and sequencing with the project team.
Final detailsConsider protection, presentation and handover documentation.
For suitable systems, factory-prepared components can reduce some on-site fabrication. The approach depends on the system and project conditions.
Project recognition
The building received the 2024 Ross Chisholm and Gil Nicol Award for Commercial Architecture in Western Australia, recognising the project design.
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