10/10/2026
At Glen Esk Construction, excellence is not just a goal; it’s a commitment backed by a combined 40 years of experience in the building and construction industry.
For the Murdoch Health and Knowledge Precinct, Glen Esk was responsible for the design and installation of feature timber doors, 12km of paint-grade skirting, 5km of picture rails and dado rails, Tasmanian oak timber feature panelling, timber feature laminate for the hotel room entries and the supply and install of a ribbon art wall.
“When we saw the design intent for Lot 3 Tenancy doors we were concerned for the reality of the door sets and we really had to figure out to the millimetre how these doors were going to operate to ensure they were going to work with the specified hardware,” said Director, Simon Procter. “We worked closely with the Design Manager, William Sulaiman, for an uncountable amount of hours until we found a solution that all stakeholders were happy with”
Another significant aspect of the Murdoch project was the TM-03 Ribbon Wall, a substantial logistical mission due to the size and weight of each panel. With the challenging task of engineering and design by Multiplex, Glen Esk Construction were able to successfully complete the installation with the help of their suppliers and partners.
“The TM-05 Tasmanian Oak wall lining in the corridors and the tenancy door sets along with working with a great team of people from Multiplex were the highlights of the project,” Simon said.
Read the full article here: https://ancr.com.au/glen-esk-designed-and-installed-timber-doors-skirting-picture-rails-dado-rails-and-oak-panels-for-murdoch-health-and-knowledge-precinct/
