Tag: Ganesh projects

  • Bend Lines and Fabrication: What Detailers Should Know

    Bend Lines and Fabrication: What Detailers Should Know

    As steel detailers, we must have a good understanding of fabrication methods and how our drawings will be used in the workshop.

    When providing bent plate DXF files, we include the bend lines. The fabricator uses these lines as etching marks to identify where the plate needs to be bent.

    However, the bending direction is important. If the plate is bent upwards from the etched side, there is generally no issue. But if it is bent downwards from the etched side, there may be a risk of cracking along the etched line.

    When providing bent plate DXF files, always check the bending direction and make sure the plate is intended to be bent upwards from the etched side.

  • Prefab concrete industrial unit -South grafton

    Prefab concrete industrial unit -South grafton

    TEK1 completed a residential project for a prominent organization in Australia. Our primary scope was to provide the detailing drawings for the industrial units.

    The project required close coordination with the precast detailer, as all the roof steel was supported by precast walls rather than conventional steel columns. This made accurate coordination critical to ensure all connections aligned correctly.

    To achieve this, we conducted numerous coordination meetings with the client and the precast team, helping the project progress smoothly and minimizing the risk of site issues and rework.

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  • Randwick new market – S3

    Randwick new market – S3

    TEK1 completed a residential project for a prominent organization in Australia. Our primary scope was to provide the detailing drawings for the townhouse.

    As this was a residential building, the project required extensive coordination with multiple disciplines, including the timber contractor, cladding contractor, and site team. We conducted numerous coordination meetings with the client and other teams to ensure the support cleats were correctly positioned and that all interfaces worked together seamlessly.

  • 388-George street – Steel stair project

    388-George street – Steel stair project

    TEK1 completed a steel stair project for a prominent organization in Australia. Our primary scope was to provide the detailing drawings for the steel stair. However, the client also requested that we provide the support cleats for the balustrade.

    Although the balustrade itself was outside our scope, the support cleats had to be welded to our steelwork, making their coordination our responsibility.

    To ensure a perfect fit, we worked closely with the team responsible for the balustrade model. Through several coordination meetings with the client and the design team, we finalized the cleat locations and incorporated them into our detailing.

  • Hume hwy – showroom extension

    Hume hwy – showroom extension

    TEK1 completed a showroom extension project for a prominent organization in Australia. The goal was to provide drawings for the showroom extension. This project involves a lot of site measures because we are taking support from the existing steel.

  • 280-George street stair with cladding

    280-George street stair with cladding

    TEK1 completed a stair project for a prominent organization in Australia. The goal was to provide drawings for the stair and cladding. Apart from that, the client also wants us to detail handrails for the stairs.

  • 280-George street cladding

    TEK1 completed a cladding project for a prominent organization in Australia. The goal was to provide claddings to buildings for aesthetic purposes. Apart from that, the client also wants us to detail handrails & glass balustrades for the stairs.

  • Esplanade Brighton canopy

    Esplanade Brighton canopy

    TEK1 completed a canopy project for a prominent organization in Australia. The goal was to provide detailed support for steelwork canopies.

  • Handling Complex Geometry – Ribbon

    Handling Complex Geometry – Ribbon

    Recently, we were awarded a project to detail a curved section on the bridge for a reputed organization in Australia. The geometry involved presented some unique challenges.

    From the elevation, the structure followed a non-linear zig-zag curvature, creating a dynamic and aesthetically driven form.

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