Permathene Gabion Photo Gallery
The photographs in this gallery are all of Permathene supplied gabion projects. Some photographs were provided by our customers also. Feel free to send us yours.
Putney Hill
Sydney, NSW. The gabions in this project contain heritage bricks from demolished buildings. The combination of brick and stone gives new life to old materials and creates a striking visual effect. This project has a lot of points of interest including water features, curved gabion retaining walls, and a playground.
Olympic Park
Sydney, NSW. An extensive project with lots of interesting features and techniques. Good examples of cladding and curved gabion.
South Village Shopping Mall
Kirrawee, Sydney, NSW.
Gabion retaining walls using different style rocks for a stunning visual effect.
Business Park
Sydney, NSW.
5 Senses Garden
Rhodes, Sydney, NSW.
5 Senses Garden is a community garden and playground within Rhodes Park. It is a joint initiative between City of Canada Bay and Inner West Neighbour Aid. The garden was created with the intention of being an inclusive and environmentally sustainable space that fosters the local community’s health and well-being. Website link: 5 Senses Garden
Muttaburrasaurus Interpretation Centre
Muttaburrasaurus Interpretation Centre, Muttaburra Queensland. The Muttaburrasaurus Langdoni was a dinosaur named after Muttaburra and local sheep farmer, Doug Langdon who discovered the first and most complete fossilised skeleton of the dinosaur while mustering on a Muttaburra property.
Shell Cove
A gabion project which was constructed in 2018.
West Epping Park
A gabion project which was constructed between November 2016 and October 2017. The project utilizes a combination of spiral connections at the backs of the cages and C rings on the visible facings.
West Epping Park was officially opened on March 24th 2018.
Olympic Park, Sydney
A gabion cladding project in west Sydney. 150mm depth cladding against a cemented concrete block wall. Using heavy galvanised plates bolted to the back of the cages. The main challenge in this being creating the curves which Greg has done neatly. As the horizontal panels bend easily it was simply a matter of using small pieces overlapped for the lids and bases. The cladding was installed using gabion C rings and a Meihotech C ringer.
Sydney Park
Sydney Park, Sydney. This park is located in St Peters and borders Alexandria in the south of the city. It is well known by its high brick chimneys. A large 40 hectare site with hills, grasslands, wetlands with an extensive cycling path. The requirement for this project was to provide a solution to integrate stormwater management seamlessly into the design.
Gabion supplied was 100mm x 50mm aperture in 4mm, Permathene AL-TEN™.