In this tell-all session hosted by the Australian Apartment Advocacy, AAA CEO Sam Reece chats with industry experts, Peter Hofstetter of CERTIS and Clint Gavin of Network Architectural, about the hidden traps that many apartment owners are facing within the cladding sector.
Category Archives: facades
A Strata Manager’s Introduction to Recladding Multi-Residential Buildings
An introduction to recladding for “Class 2” multi-residential building for Strata Managers who are concerned about the compliance state of their current cladding materials.
A Deep Dive Into Recladding: What is it and When Do You Need It?
An all-inclusive guide to recladding that takes a deep dive into what recladding is and when recladding may be appropriate or required by Australian law.
Cladding Products Warranties: 6 Important Questions You Need to Ask
Architectural cladding products are commonly used in building and construction projects to provide a protective layer over the material underneath. The most important decision comes down to selecting which cladding product is right for your project.
Urgent fire safety resolution for upmarket apartment non-combustible cladding
When a fire safety review for a large apartment complex in Canberra found that the cladding was unsafe and combustible, an independent evaluation of suitable replacement products was undertaken.
Sustainability eBook 2022
In 2022, Network Architectural was the proud sponsor of the Commercial Architecture (Large) category for Architecture & Design’s Sustainability Awards.
Fire protection on building exteriors – How to de-risk facade selection
This white paper discusses the development of Project Remediate and examines the types of facade products that should be used when replacing combustible cladding and what requirements they need to meet, with a focus on fire safety, structural adequacy, durability, and weather tightness.
ALPOLIC™ NC/A1’s extraordinary safety and sustainability profile
Launched in early 2019, ALPOLIC™ NC/A1 has since become the gold standard for non-combustible cladding. Four years in the making, this stand-out product is an outcome of a close partnership between ALPOLIC™ by Mitsubishi Chemical Infratec Co., Ltd and Network Architectural, and has been designed specifically for Australia.
Press Release: ALPOLIC™ NC/A1 satisfies all testing requirements for Project Remediate
News: Network Architectural’s aluminium cladding product, ALPOLIC™ NC/A1 satisfies all testing requirements for NSW Government’s Project Remediate recladding scheme.
ALPOLIC™ NC/A1 meets testing requirements as a DtS non-combustible cladding for Project Remediate
ALPOLIC™ NC/A1 ticked all the boxes and passed all CPSP testing criteria to be approved for Project Remediate. Learn more about the process here.