Project Case Studies

The Chipping Norton Hotel showcases contemporary hospitality design, featuring open, family-friendly spaces enhanced by high-performance Capral aluminium systems that deliver durability, visibility and seamless functionality in a busy commercial environment.

Discover the Rox Apartments, a modern residential development featuring Capral's innovative window and door systems. Learn how Capral's products contribute to both functionality and visual appeal in this cutting-edge residential project.

In Western Sydney's industrial area, the Fraser Kemp Creek Industrial development is embracing sustainable design principles. This modern facility, part of The YARDS precinct, thoughtfully combines functionality with aesthetics.

Melbourne's vibrant Collingwood district is now home to a groundbreaking commercial development that sets new standards for sustainable architecture and innovative design.

Song Bird, the latest venture by renowned chef Neil Perry, promises an elevated experience that blends Cantonese flavours with modern Australian influences.

Discover how Capral Aluminium products helped create a modern and functional design for the Ashfield Woolworths supermarket.

The early development childcare centre perfectly balances comfort, innovation, and the natural world by utilising Capral systems.

Chalmers Ave Mascot demonstrates the effective utilization of innovative building solutions to achieve architectural excellence and functional efficiency in commercial developments.

Arch-System Fabrication Pty Ltd, renowned for its commitment to delivering high-quality workmanship, leveraged Capral Systems to establish a state-of-the-art training facility for nurturing future generations of rugby players in Australia.

The redevelopment of the ATO building at 990 Whitehorse Road features EDGE MAX® 150 structurally glazed curtain wall, incorporated with aluminium fins. The result is a fresh and unique facade.

633 Nicholson Street in Carlton North is a small commercial shopfront positioned on a wide, tree-lined walkway.

Recently we took a trip down to Caribbean Park in Scoresby to see how the office precinct is progressing. The first two stages of construction are now finished and looking great. The buildings feature MAX® 150mm structural glazed framing with custom-designed sunshade sections.

Project features EDGE Architectural’s MAX® double glazed 182mm unitised curtain wall, as well as custom project framing solutions around the building’s entry and cafe.

12-18 Albert Street, Richmond is a high-quality seven-floor commercial office precinct in Melbourne’s Inner East.

Australia's premier holiday destination, the Gold Coast, is set to meet rapidly growing demand with the recent completion of its new three-level airport terminal. Capral offered to customise a design to meet the project requirements and allow the architects and builders to source locally rather than go offshore.

The use of Capral Architectural Series products, along with the building's technical and design features, enhance the building's efficiency and the comfort and productivity of its occupants

Optus Stadium is transforming the way fans experience major sport and entertainment events, re-shaping this Australian city and its landscape in the process.

Corrosion-resistant, lightweight, robust, durable and easy to work with, aluminium is ideal for aquatic and sporting environments and is used throughout the project. It forms a striking and innovative canopy embracing the aquatic centre and appears in architectural window and door systems, screens, barriers, fencing and many other project elements.

With the help of Capral's framing suites, this intelligently revitalised stadium has already become a vital part of Tasmania’s sporting culture.

Capral had the opportunity to produce a building which honours the original structure's rich heritage.

To see what a sensitive, forward-thinking renovation can bring to the table, look no further than Macquarie University’s revitalised Lincoln Building.

The new TRN House, situated in Sydney’s Oran Park, is the first superior-quality commercial office space built in the Oran Park town centre.

The innovative redevelopment of Hobart’s Parliament Square and the Tasman luxury hotel explores the possibilities of materials and building systems. With its contemporary external form, the project fully utilised the customisable properties of Capral’s CW175 Curtain Wall to maximum effect.

ANZAC House, the RSL’s new Perth headquarters, respectively brings this Australian story to life. Building on over a century of history, Architect Kym MacCormac and his team have created a symbolically rich headquarters for this iconic organisation.

Housing innovative learning spaces within an unforgettable exterior, the ECU science building exemplifies the architect’s efforts to meld form and function at the highest technological level.

Barwon Water HQ is recognised as Geelong’s greenest office, housing a highly innovative curtain wall system throughout its fluid, streamlined exterior.

The ABC project in Melbourne’s Southbank precinct represents a bold union of the national broadcaster’s multiple aims and responsibilities.

Burwood Brickworks is a new Melbourne shopping centre – with a definitive difference. From foundations to rooftop, the entire complex has been designed with environmental sustainability as its guiding principle.

Completed in 2019, Marsden Brewhouse in Marsden Park NSW, is one of Australia’s most expressive and adventurous entertainment venues

The architecture of the Cape Schanck Resort redevelopment embraces the raw landscape at the southern edge of the Mornington Peninsula, and the warmth of the copper toned facade is reflected within the luxurious accommodation.

Craigieburn Splash brings state-of-the-art glazing and window technology to aquatic recreation and entertainment.

The $4 million multi-award winning Moonah Arts Centre is the latest arrival in Hobart’s flourishing arts community, joining an elite band in the city’s north that includes the nearby Museum of Old and New Art (MONA), Derwent Entertainment Centre and Glenorchy Arts and Sculpture Park (GASP).