Audi Showroom ‒ Zetland, NSW

Solving Complex Integration Challenges

A key project challenge involved retrofitting a new multi-floor internal stair within the existing building structure. The stair, constructed as a welded steel framed system, required careful consideration of existing conditions, interfaces and structural modifications to achieve the desired outcome.

At the same time, facade cladding upgrades required coordination across multiple project interfaces to maintain alignment between architectural requirements and practical construction outcomes.

A Practical, Collaborative Approach

CORE worked alongside the architectural team to deliver coordinated, practical and commercially considered outcomes.

Project Scope:

• Retrofit design for a new multi-floor welded steel framed internal stair
• Structural modifications to accommodate new works within the existing structure
• Facade engineering services supporting cladding upgrades
• Coordination across multiple stakeholders and project disciplines

Value Delivered:

• Practical solutions tailored to existing building constraints
• Strong alignment between design intent, buildability and delivery requirements
• Early coordination to support efficient decision-making
• Proactive collaboration to support better project outcomes