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NEWSLETTER
CONTENTS
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1.
Idyllic Scotland Island Roost
2. Glossary
of Building Terms
3. Technical
Bulletins now Online
4. World
Class Rainforest Resort Treads Lightly
5. Metallic
Steel Crowns Brisbane's Newest Tower
6. New
Prize for Star Student Architects
7. Did
You Know...?
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1. Idyllic
Scotland Island Roost |
Where better to escape to paradise, than unspoilt
Scotland Island, in Sydney’s Pittwater. This dream
encouraged well known actor, John Jarratt, to
find a dilapidated old fisherman’s cottage on
the island. The fisherman’s cottage soon proved
less than a dream, as its cramped spaces left
no space for entertaining, the roof leaked, and
it was literally falling down around John Jarratt’s
ears. Read more here:
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http://www.bhpsteel.com.au/redirect.cfm?to=20scotisle
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2. Glossary
of Building Terms |
To
the layperson, the language and terms used in
the building industry can seem quite daunting.
Fortunately, help is at hand, with our new Glossary
of Building Terms. With a particular focus on
roofing and guttering terms, it covers some of
the naming peculiarities between the different
states of Australia, as well as insulation, material
types and roof styles. See the Glossary page here:
http://www.bhpsteel.com.au/redirect.cfm?to=20glossary
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3. Technical
Bulletins now Online |
BHP
Steel's comprehensive series of Technical Bulletins
can now be found online. With topics ranging from
material selection to reflectivity, it is one
of our most popular resources. The Bulletins themselves
are preceded by a comprehensive index to help
you quickly find the particular area you are looking
for, and are viewed in the convenient Acrobat
format. View the Technical Bulletin series here:
http://www.bhpsteel.com.au/redirect.cfm?to=20techbulletins
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4. World
Class Rainforest Resort Treads Lightly |
A
multi award winning eco-resort nestled within
600 hectares of open forest offers guests four
and a half star comfort surrounded by remnant
littoral rainforest teeming with birdlife and
marsupials. Angourie Rainforest Resort is set
less than a kilometre from the famous Angourie
surfing competition beach and close to the northern
NSW holiday town of Yamba. For more details:
http://www.bhpsteel.com.au/redirect.cfm?to=20treadlightly
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5. Metallic Steel Crowns Brisbane's Newest Tower |
Metallic
steel panels wrap the crowning feature of Brisbane
CBD’s first new premium building for more than
a decade. Architectural panels faced with COLORBOND®
Metallic steel developed by BHP Steel create a
curved silhouette against the skyline at the pinnacle
of 175 Eagle Street in Brisbane’s financial and
commercial precinct. The building designed by
Brisbane architects Nettleton Tribe incorporates
the latest technological advances including an
intranet-based building management system to maximise
energy efficiency, cost savings and employee productivity.
Find out more here:
http://www.bhpsteel.com.au/redirect.cfm?to=20metalliccrown
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6. New Prize for Star Student Architects |
The
Royal Australian Institute of Architects and BHP
Steel Limited have announced a new student prize
to honour one of Australia's foremost architects.
The Glenn Murcutt Prize will be sponsored by BHP
Steel and awarded in conjunction with the RAIA
Student Biennale. It will be awarded to a student
studying in an accredited Australian architecture
course whose work demonstrates excellence in response
to place, technology and Australian culture. Read
more here:
http://www.bhpsteel.com.au/redirect.cfm?to=20architectprize
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7. Did You Know... |
Five
completely trivial but fun facts to boggle your
mind. The theme for this edition of 'S.O.S' is
tennis. Did you know:
- The
very first Wimbledon Championship was in 1877
when it was watched by some 200 spectators.
In 1999 it was broadcast to 174 countries, with
an estimated global audience of 1 billion people.
- Tennis
was first played in France before the 12th century,
using bare hand to hit the ball. Players then
progressed to using gloves, then short bats
and now rackets.
- Before
it became known as tennis, the sport was called
'Sphairistike'
- Slazenger
has provided every tennis ball for the Wimbledon
Championship since 1902.
- The
youngest ever US Open men's champion is Pete
Sampras, who was 19 years and 28 days old when
he won the title for the first time in 1990.
Thanks
for reading,
Adam
Rollings
BHP Steel - Internet Manager
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