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The Brain & Mind Research Institute (BMRI), Sydney
| Client |
Hooker Cockram |
| Architect |
Bligh Voller Nield Architecture |
| Value |
$370,000 |
| Duration |
12 weeks |
| About |
The architectural fit-out of the BMRI's Sydney facility within a broad-ranging design brief. |
The Brain & Mind Research Institute (BMRI)
provides essential services for mental health and
neurological patients, bringing together patients,
their support groups, research scientists and
clinicians to provide support and hope for those
afflicted.
Fairbrother Joinery was responsible for the
architectural fit-out of the BMRI's Sydney facility
within a broad-ranging design brief. Sydney
Blue Gum planter boxes incorporate laminate
surfaces and high quality two-pack paint finishes.
Counters feature toughened glass fronts and tops
trimmed with anodised aluminium - two of which
incorporate lead lining to provide protection from
residual radiation to employees in the clinical area.
Tas Oak veneer wall panelling features extensively
throughout and a flight of Sydney Blue Gum
stairs and handrails has been installed. Two large
screens - one of which is fully operable - have
also been manufactured from the local blue gum
timber.
All of the joinery elements for this visually
striking and yet highly functional fit-out were
manufactured in Devonport, before being
carefully transported to Sydney for installation by
Tasmanian tradesmen. |
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