Projects

Client: Mario Glen Pty Ltd
Value: $1.5 Million

AGB managed all documentation and design. This included all structural, civil, mechanical (HVAC), Electrical, Hydraulics and Fire Services.

The building is approximately 775m2 in area and car parking area for 26 cars.

AGB liaised with VicRoads, Geelong City Council and Barwon Water to obtain all required approval of site services upgrades.

• This centre was developed utilising energy saving initiatives such as Water Sensitive Urban Design (WSUD).

Client: City of Greater Geelong & Geelong Regional
Value: $5.8 Million

AGB Engineering was engaged by Whitefield McQueen Irwin Alsop Architects to provide all engineering services including structural, mechanical, electrical, hydraulics, security and fire protection.

Waurn Ponds Library & Community Hub is a multi-use facility for City of Greater Geelong and Geelong Regional Library Cooperation.

Located opposite to the new Leisure Link Facility, it will provide a library branch, community meeting space and a customer service centre.

This project is currently at tender stage.

Client: Hamilton Alexander College

This design incorporated state of the art sustainability initiatives.

AGB Group managed the project during all phases from conceptual design through to construction and hand over. We worked hand in hand with the Client delivering a project designed today for tomorrow.

AGB was instrumental in the College receiving funding from a number of sources because of the design.

• Our green design included reuse of grey water and also black water. HVAC design used innovative world’s best practice in this sensitive environment.

Client: University of Melbourne
Value: $3.5 Million

AGB Engineering was engaged by Payne Pattenden Architects to provide Structural & Building Services Engineering: structural, mechanical, electrical, hydraulics, security and fire protection.

• Removal of 7 masonry walls, 2 new suspended floors, fire escape and mechanical plant platform.
• New air conditioning systems and mechanical ventilation.
• New general lighting, emergency & exit lighting, power supply incorporating new MSB and data communications.
• Security including electronic access controls
• Hydraulics for amenities areas

Client: RMIT Property Services

AGB Engineering was engaged by Payne Pattenden Architects to provide building services including, structural, mechanical, hydraulics, electrical and fire. This project required ESD upgrades and refurbishment utilising recycled and renewable materials for both buildings. One of the ESD upgrades for building 56 is a new outdoor air economy cycle operation, which it is operating a 100% outdoor air. The scope of this upgrade includes new IT areas, amenities, staff offices, teaching spaces, syndicate rooms, meeting rooms and reception areas. Some of the major client concerns for this design are ergonomics and increasing the number of collaborative teaching spaces where the students can take control of how the space is used, and feel comfortable and confident.