Stainless steel has delivered the confidence it will provide the structural performance and meet the 100-year life-cycle of a new marina development on the New South Wales’ South Coast.

Stainless Steel Shines in Perth's Elizabeth Quay
A Walk to Remember
Stainless Steel in Western Australia Subsea Applications
Riverwalk Reborn
A Stainless Icon for Brisbane's Skyline
Stainless Bridges the Gap
A Stainless Facelift for Surfers Paradise
Grade 316 - the 'first step up'
Stainless Strengthens Walls
Duplex 2205 used for United Nations Navy Recompression Chambers
Council Impresses With Stainless
Stainless Strength for Bridge Projects
Style + Strength
Walking on Water
Stainless Braves the Elements
Advanced engineering solutions are required to handle conditions found on offshore drilling and processing platforms. The saltwater environment is highly corrosive, the flare presents extremes of temperature and the force of winds and currents is constant. The most durable and reliable materials need to be employed, which is why stainless steel plays and important part.
Walsh Bay
A Style Statement in Stainless
The transformation of Sydney's Walsh Bay from derelict wharves and sheds into a prestigious residential complex, complete with cultural, retail and commercial facilities, provides a stage for Australian innovation in design and technology, including some of the finest examples of stainless steel structural and architectural applications.
Hooked on Stainless
"Dancing Wall" - Colour & Movement in Stainless
Specifying Stainless for a Salt Air Setting
Posted 1 July 2003
Architect Jan Jensen was a consultant to Brisbane City Council on the design of the Brisbane Riverwalk, currently under construction. The walk will take pedestrians from the CBD to the inner suburb of New Farm along the river.