Case Study

Working within an active hospital environment, the project demanded solutions that ensured minimal disruption, upheld Infection Prevention Control protocols, and allowed safe access for patients, staff and visitors.

Taylor needed temporary protection solutions for a long-term data centre project that would last the full project duration. While it was in the demolition and groundwork stage, Taylor asked Protecta for expert advice on how to keep key areas protected throughout the entire build.

JDV Projects undertook a fit-out at 637 Flinders Street, facing two key challenges: safeguarding the original carpet tiles from construction wear and tear, and creating a lightweight, reusable, and easy-to-clean temporary lunchroom. But it didn’t stop there. Discover how they took it a step further...

To maintain the building’s 6 Star Green Star rating, no painting or touch-ups were allowed on-site after installation. This created a significant challenge in protecting the pre-finished mullions during transportation and throughout the construction process to prevent any damage, as replacing or repairing the columns after installation was not feasible.

The ENEX 100 project involved major refurbishments in a busy public area, requiring careful work zone segregation, robust floor protection, and minimal disruptions. Robust floor protection was essential for heavy equipment like scissor lifts on finished surfaces, including stone tiles and polished timber, all while avoiding disruption to the outside area.