High-performance healthcare facilities must balance sterile, durable functionality with calm, therapeutic interior design. At St John of God Midland Private Hospital in WA, Silver Thomas Hanley Architects, Built, and L&D Commercial Interiors achieved this balance using MAXI BEAMS in SUPATEXTURE Spotted Gum to create a 1,000 mm geometric grid across the central atrium void. Complemented by crisp ALUCLICK aluminium beams in Solid Flat White Matt across the chapel, foyer, and lift lobbies, explore how these systems deliver verified Fire Group safety, acoustic control, and seamless clinical aesthetics.
The UNSW Health Translation Hub in Randwick demonstrates a masterclass in collaborative fitout design. Using SUPACOUSTIC Vic Ash and Blackbutt systems alongside SUPALINE decorative panels, Architectus created a warm, high-performance environment. Discover how these customized linings deliver acoustic control and visual continuity across expansive atriums and bridge ceilings.
MS Plus Centre, Lidcombe, NSW
A state-of-the-art 8,900 m² facility for people with neurological conditions, designed by DEM Architects. The lobby, play areas, gym, café, corridors, breakout zones, and boardroom feature SUPACOUSTIC, SUPALINE, and SUPASLAT panels in American Oak finish—delivering warmth, acoustic comfort, and cohesive design.
Opened in April 2024 at The Alfred Hospital, this landmark facility by Lyons Architecture blends cutting-edge cancer research, treatment, and wellness in a single six-level hub. SUPASLAT Blackbutt timber panels add warmth and human-centered design to the interiors of this award-winning healthcare architecture.
In a stunning upgrade, Populous revitalised the John Cain Arena’s Western (VIP) Lounge using SUPAWOOD Wave Blades in Blackbutt SUPAFINISH. The bespoke, fire‑rated ceiling delivers visual warmth and refined sophistication—installed quickly in pre‑assembled linear segments just in time for the Australian Open.
