William Clarke College, NSW

ARCHITECT:
Timothy Moon Architects

CONTRACTOR:
Axis Metal Roofing

 

PROJECT SPECIFICS:
4300m2 of ARAMAX® supplied
50m sheet lengths rolled on site
1.0mm G550 COLORBOND® steel

COMPLETED:
November 2014

 

The Project

The Project The $7 million redevelopment of William Clarke College’s Gymnasium in Kellyville, New South Wales was completed in 2014 to provide a suitable all-weather recreational facility for the school’s K-12 co-educational students.

Fielders were contacted by architect Timothy Moon and Axis Metal Roofing to supply ARAMAX® as the combined roofing and ceiling solution for the gymnasium and associated outbuildings surrounding the facility, as a key architectural feature of the complex.

Upon completion, the building was presented an award for excellence at the 2014 Metal Roofing and Cladding Association of Australia (MRCAA) due to the impressive use of materials as a feature of the facility.

The Process

The William Clarke College gymnasium facility was constructed in 2014 with the supply of ARAMAX® taking place in May, and the building completed in November. The roofing material was rolled on site at the school using the Fielders Mobile Mill® which proved a cost-effective way of supplying the material in an efficient timeframe.

The Solution

Given the architect’s desire for a feature material for both the interior and exterior, Fielders ARAMAX® was selected as a result of the profile’s deep, expressive V-shaped aesthetic which also had the ability to span large unsupported distances between steel portals.

The ARAMAX® material supplied was produced in two colours, Pale Eucalypt® on the roof side and Surfmist® on the underside which acts as the ceiling within the gymnasium.