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Stunning urban design without creative barriers

creativity should have no limits

Designed for the local environment

Local floraCreative routing of tree trunks and foliage blends this Soundbarrier with the surrounding flora.

Inner city transitSimple geometric patterns and architectural shadow lines add a sense of natural flow and direction.

Tired? Take a breakSimple bold text with graphics provide an effective safety message.

Teeing off?The use of shadows and perspective create a relaxing mood.

Feature bay

Steel post support

Backing rod &polyurethane sealant

Zed plates

Steel angles

Bolt through withoversized washer

Zed plates

Steel post support

Slotted steel anglesto secure panels

Feature bay

Steel post support

Backing rod &polyurethane sealant

Zed plates

Steel angles

Bolt through withoversized washer

Zed plates

Steel post support

Slotted steel anglesto secure panels

Soundbarrier Construction

Feature bay

Steel post support

Backing rod &polyurethane sealant

Zed plates

Steel angles

Bolt through withoversized washer

Zed plates

Steel post support

Slotted steel anglesto secure panels

Soundbarrier Construction

from concept to reality

M2 Motorway Upgrade Inspiration: Natural flow and direction

Hornsby Rail Upgrade Inspiration: Eucalypt Gum throughout the local area

Australian Rail Track Corp (ARTC) Bankstown Inspiration: Local eucalypt gum nuts

Australian Rail Track Corp (ARTC) LiverpoolInspiration: From the industrial hub of the south west

Australian Rail Track Corp (ARTC) CampbelltownInspiration: Campbelltown City Logo depiction of an ‘area on the move’

Kingston Bypass TasmaniaInspiration: River stones from the region

Kingston Bypass TasmaniaInspiration: Tasmanian Tiger stripes

Sydney PortsInspiration: Aquatic birds and reeds in the local area