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 Walyalup Civic Centre in Fremantle by KHA Studio stands as a benchmark for public design, earning the National Award for Public Architecture at the 2022 National Architecture Awards. To infuse the civic interior with natural warmth, texture, and visual movement, the landmark project features SUPASLAT linear slatted panels alongside a striking WAVE BLADES sculptured feature ceiling in SUPAVENEER Blackbutt ¼ natural timber veneer. Discover how SUPAWOOD collaborated with Pindan Contracting and JP Blue to deliver a cohesive, high-impact architectural identity.
The high-security fit-out of the WA Parliament Hearing Rooms at 2 Parliament Place by Parry & Rosenthal Architects seamlessly merges architectural craftsmanship with state-of-the-art acoustic engineering. To support absolute speech clarity and reflect the professional dignity of Western Australia’s governance, the project utilizes SUPACOUSTIC SP1/80 acoustic wall panels and solid SUPALINE returns in a warm SUPAFINISH Blackbutt finish. Explore how these systems integrated custom-curved panel geometries to satisfy rigid civic performance, durability, and strict installation standards.
The Aboriginal Gathering Place in South Morang demonstrates a powerful fusion of architecture and storytelling. Using SUPACOUSTIC CREATIV Fuse panels, the project integrates scaled Aboriginal artwork directly into acoustic surfaces, delivering a culturally rich and high-performance community space.
Experience the transformation of the State Library of NSW’s Macquarie Building. This project showcases a vibrant, curving design that uses custom-finished SUPASLAT panels to abstractly reference bookshelves, creating a seamless visual continuity and a clear hierarchy between the Ground Floor and Reading Rooms.
