A Material Connection
Designing a form which was ‘fluid and sculptural’ while still meeting the needs of the client in RACV was at the heart of the design intent for Wood Marsh Architecture.
A reflection of the rolling landscape which surrounds the resort, the extension of the existing club incorporates curved forms which take advantage of the beautiful sea views. The materiality of the project also reflects its unique location, with shades of stone and Corten scattered between the glass facade.
Swivel Clip
Timber battens are used throughout the resort as ceiling linings in the lobby and dining areas. The flexibility of the Click-on Batten system’s unique swivel clip allowed for battens to be fixed quickly and efficiently at the desired angle, saving time on installation and providing consistency in the gap between battens.
Panelised Installation
For the wall areas of the resort where a large number of square metres needed to be installed, Sculptform worked with installers to develop a panelised variant of the Click-on Batten system. Building the panels in our factory saved time on site, helping the builder Kane Constructions protect their critical path.
Curved walls
For the curving walls throughout the entire project, the specially designed curving track of the Click-on Batten system afforded the perfect solution. Provided to site flexible, the track simply fits to the established form or the substrate. With clips pre-fixed to the track at the required spacing in our factory, installation becomes quick and simple.
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