Product Case Studies

This section contains hundreds of case studies on the application of our products by our customers in a wide array of end uses, with links to related products and information on the website.

Latest Case Studies

This house extension in Sydney, New South Wales uses roof & wall cladding made from ZINCALUME® steel in profile LYSAGHT LONGLINE 305®. Photograph: Paul Bradshaw
27 April 2012 Against the Flow
Welsh+Major has opened up a previously cloistered Victorian terrace with an addition that provides light and space for a growing family. The couple who bought this home always planned to overhaul the rear section, where a series of poorly conceived additions didn't connect well to the home's greatest selling point: the 'cricket pitch' garden. [Read more]
This house in Glen Osmond, South Australia, uses structural formwork in profile LYSAGHT BONDEK® and roofing and walling cladding made from ZINCALUME® steel. Photograph:  Paul Bradshaw
27 April 2012 Design Bastian
Troppo Architects has reinvented an old Adelaide brick home using a lightweight steel solution to add an upstairs 'townhouse' clad in ZINCALUME® steel. [Read more]
This house at Allens Rivulet Tasmania, uses roofing and walling made from COLORBOND® steel. Photograph: Paul Bradshaw.
11 April 2012 Where the Hearth Is
In a contemporary interpretation of Gottfried Semper’s idea of the hearth being the centre of domestic architecture, Room11 Architects has produced a welcoming and happy home. [Read more]
This holiday house at Byron Bay, New South Wales uses roofing in profile LYSAGHT CUSTOM ORB® made from COLORBOND® Metallic steel in the colour Citi®.
10 April 2012 Moveable Feast
Paul Uhlmann Architects has responded to a sensitive beachside lot with a delicate, tent-like residence that embodies a holiday essence. [Read more]
This house in Central Western New South Wales uses Bondor Equitilt® sandwich panels made from COLORBOND® Metallic steel in the colour Citi®. Photograph: Bob Seary
10 April 2012 Wild at Art
A panoramic, windswept plateau in central western New South Wales inspired Duc Associates to create an unorthodox solution for a couple and their art collection. [Read more]