Extending the building lifespan

Extending the building lifespan

Proactive maintenance of façades is important, both to prolong the lifespan of a building and to avoid consequential damage occurring over time. Our diagnostic and remedial specialists offer pragmatic technical and cost-effective solutions to repair and restore buildings, whether a client wishes to implement a short–term intervention or understand the benefits of a long–term strategy. Inhabit’s teams integrate their experience on occupied buildings, and feed this back into the design phase.

Considerations for an Occupied Building project

When a building requires renovation and refurbishment while occupied by tenants, a comprehensive planning strategy to aid the design and construction process must be put in place. Gregory Rice , Michael Cope , CK Dickson Wong and John Stanlake discuss a number of key actions support successful delivery of a live refurbishment. Read the article.

A Creative Solution to Remedy Render Failure

In this case study CK Dickson Wong, Senior Associate, Toronto, discusses a project where Inhabit’s team developed a creative alternative to paint and render re-application. Read the article.

Inhabit Projects - Renovation and Remedial (A & A)

The Murray Building, Hong Kong, People's Republic of China

The renovation and refurbishment of this listed 1960s building by architects Foster + Partners  has extended the life of a former government headquarters tower. View the project ...

5 Martin Place, Sydney, Australia

One of Sydney’s most loved sandstone buildings. A significant heritage restoration saw the building modernised into a 5-Star Green Star commercial tower while retaining its distinctive historic character. View the project ...

Xintiandi Plaza, Shanghai, People's Republic of China

A renovation and refurbishment of an original 20-year-old building made it part of a fashionable entertainment and commercial complex, carving a niche for itself in China’s ultra-competitive retailing sector. View the project ...

Barwon Water Headquarters, Geelong, Australia

An A$32 million project saw the refurbishment and renovation of a 1977 building that was once earmarked for demolition earn a 5-Star Green Star rating. View the project ...


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