"The Western Australian Maritime Museum, designed by one of Perth's premier architectural firms Cox Hewlett + Bailey Woodland, incorporates over 1000m² of BGC 6.0mm thick, Duraliner™ fibre cement sheets for the lining of the huge, curved soffit that clads and protects the impressive entrance to the museum, as well as the soffits on the seaward elevation."

"The Maritime Museum received the George Temple Pool Award, top prize for 2003, at the Royal Australian Institute of Architects (WA) annual awards."

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"Confronted with fairly hostile conditions afforded by heated swimming pools, sauna, steam room and spa, gymansium, aerobics and childrens recreational areas, the quality and durability of the BGC 6.0mm Duralux™ fibre cement sheets comfortably acceded the criteria of such an environment."

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"Floor construction between levels utilised the 'Ultrafloor' system of pre cast beams inlaid with 12.0mm BGC Duraform™ fibre cement sheets to create floor panels that accepted the concrete pour. Ultrafloor has the ability to significantly cut construction time and reduce waste."

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"In building fifteen student accommodation units for the International School of Perth in Western Australia, 7.5mm thick Durasheet™ was specified, because of its impact resistance, to clad both front and rear external elevations."

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