Dick Taylor, a true gentleman, and a brilliant engineer.
This year we’ve had to say goodbye to our Taylor Thomson Whitting founding partner, Dick Taylor. Dick started TTW in 1958 with Jock Thomson and Alan Whitting, and as we celebrate 60 years this year we remember his philosophy, “Our work is only as good as the minds behind it”. We hope we are living…
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Bunjil Place wins another award
TTW was thrilled to receive the Victorian Engineering Excellence Award for the innovative Bunjil Place project, recognising creative engineering and iconic innovation. The aesthetically-striking building is the largest local government investment of its kind and responds to the needs of the Narre Warren region with a new form of community and civil space – a multifunctional…
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Well done and congratulations André!
A well-deserved promotion for Andre Pereira – another extremely talented young engineer with a significant role in TTW’s business success. André is a key member of TTW’s Computational Design Group – a team created to explore and develop advanced technologies and deliver innovative new solutions for complex designs. He is an inspired and enthusiastic advocate…
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Congratulations to Mark Eisenhuth on his well-deserved promotion to Associate.
Mark has been part of the TTW family since joining in 1987 as an apprentice drafter. Over the years, Mark has continued to be an integral member of the team and contributed to the success of many major projects, including recent significant developments such as 20 Martin Place, Kapooka RAAF Base, and Wolgan Valley Resort.…
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World’s first ‘Breathing Wall’ created in Sydney
As part of our ongoing commitment to a greener future, TTW is excited to be involved in another innovative sustainable design – the world’s first outdoor “Breathing Wall” filled with nearly 6000 plants. Situated between the Pacific Highway and Atchison Street in St Leonards, the Junglefy Breathing WallTM is a major feature for the transformed Mitchell…
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The Dangrove Art Storage Facility wins the Australian Steel Institute Award
The Dangrove Art Storage Facility project has won the Australian Steel Institute Award for Large Projects. The use of structural steel was integral to the design philosophy and key to the success and aesthetics of the ‘state of the art’ building. As part of the winning team, TTW worked closely with architects Tzannes Associates, project manager…
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Ongoing works with a prominent heritage site with complex design.
Our Heritage team, led by principal engineer, Paul Connett, recognises the importance of preserving the past for future communities, and is committed to protecting the integrity of heritage structures. Our team of engineers are currently working on the transformation of Campbell’s stores, a prominent heritage site with complex design requirements and archaeological significance. View the project.
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Nepal Rebuild Program – Winner of 3 Good Design Awards
ArchitectureAU – Architecture Media Showcase Page has written a great story around our Nepal Rebuild Program which picked up 3 Good Design Awards last week. On Thursday, May 17, 2018, the Annual Good Design Awards ceremony was held at the Sydney Opera House recognising the highest achievements of outstanding design. Three awards were given to…
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Annual TTW Winter Gala – Celebrating 60!
Attendees warmly embraced this year’s TTW Winter Gala as one of the best of its 60-year history. The annual event is always a highlight for TTW staff – a time to celebrate and socialise with past directors, colleagues and partners. This year over 200 people escaped the cold weather to enjoy the warmth and ambience…
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CSIRO Black Mountain Science & Innovation Park – Wins four awards.
The new Synergy building at the CSIRO Black Mountain Science & Innovation Park has just won four great awards. Acknowledging the facility’s “architectural finesse”, the Australian Institute of Architects ACT chapter presented the prestigious Romaldo Guirgola Award for Public Architecture and the Derek Wrigley Award for Sustainable Architecture, as well as an award for Interior…
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Green Good Design Award Win
Exciting news that the Incubator at Macquarie University has received a GREEN GOOD DESIGN Award for 2018, in the Research/Technology category. Founded in Chicago, the prestigious GREEN GOOD DESIGN awards seek to bestow international recognition to outstanding organisations and products that demonstrate exceptional thinking and inspire greater progress toward a more sustainable world. The Incubator…
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TTW helps Habitat for Humanity
Habitat for Humanity is a not-for-profit global organisation that was founded in the United States in 1976, with the aim to create a world where everyone has a safe and decent place to live. In Australia, Habitat for Humanity works in partnership with families, volunteers and corporate partners to build homes and develop sustainable communities…
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