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Laneways – Cameron Street Mall, Whangarei Client Whangarei District Council Project Completed May 2016 Approximate Size: 30mtrs x 20 mtrs – with parts going to 24 mtrs Project Location: Cameron Street Mall, Whangarei CBD Function Shelter for Central Business & Retail Customers FABRICS 1. Read more
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Innovative barrel vault structure at Cameron Street Mall, Whangarei, featuring a durable fabric roof that supports the growth of a native tree, designed by Fabric Structures and engineered by Wade Engineering, completed in May 2016.

Laneways – Cameron Street Mall, Whangarei

Client Whangarei District Council

Project Completed May 2016

Approximate Size: 30mtrs x 20 mtrs – with parts going to 24 mtrs

Project Location: Cameron Street Mall, Whangarei CBD

Function Shelter for Central Business & Retail Customers

FABRICS

1. Type and Grade of Fabric Used –

a. Serge Ferrari PVC – 782 Roof

b. Serge Ferrari FX 901

2. Fabric Manufacturer – Serge Ferrari – France

3. Fabric Supplier -Serge Ferrari – France

PROJECT CREDITS

1. Design: Fabric Structures

2. Engineering Wade Engineering - Australia

3. Fabrication: Vaughan Bownes, Fabric Structures / Palmer Canvas.

4. Project Manager Graham Griffin

5. Steelwork Culham Engineering Limited, Whangarei

6. Installation Culham for Steel and Fabric Structures for fabric

Scope of Work

Detailed design, engineering, manufacture, supply and installation of Fabric Roof with specialized fabric Serge Ferrari FX901 to allow for the native tree in the Centre of the mall to be able to continue to strive under cover.

PROJECT DESCRIPTION

This is a barrel vault type structure being 30 mtrs long and stretching across the mall up to 24 mtrs wide and down to 20 mtrs.

The steel work constructed by Culham Engineering, local Whangarei Company, was designed by Fabric Structures in such a way that the steel structure supporting the canopy looked like native Nikau palms.

This structure is still a talking point in Whangarei for its durability, style and the natural growing of the native tree not being disrupted.

4310h 10m

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