Australia 108 – Case Study
Client: Delta Demolitions
About the project: Australia’s newest super-skyscraper, Australia 108 is the tallest residential tower in the Southern Hemisphere from floor to roof, spanning a colossal 319-metres tall or 100-storeys.
Located in the inner-metropolitan Melbourne suburb of Southbank, Australia 108 has been officially ‘topped out’ with its roof complete and its glass façade now reaching its highest levels.
This milestone has taken five years after piling work started in November 2015.
Overview of the project: Cassaform were engaged to design and supply a bespoke formwork system for the tower, with our in-house engineers designing a one-sided formwork system using our P300 Modular Wall System that would allow a 2.2m pour height, forming what would be the raft foundation for Australia 108.
Cassaform liaised with the client, pre-assembled bracing components to improve construction speed and offered technical support and engineering certification, with the system being installed in 3-4 days.
Product Used: P300 Modular Formwork System
About the product: The P300 Modular Formwork System is suitable for casting in-situ walls or any vertical structure on site. The P300 Formwork panels are simple, strong, and sturdy. Thanks to their modularity they are suitable both for small medium-size sites and for large projects to build shear walls, retaining walls, shafts, columns, abutments, and piers. Advantages include:
- Reduces material and outlay, giving you a cost certainty and site efficiency
- Extremely versatile – can be used for a in different ways with different accessories
- Can be specially designed for bigger project
- Personnel can perform all operations on the ground without the need to climb
- Quick handling/dismantling of panels on-site
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