Surf clubs provide wonderful community and cultural benefits. By their very nature they exemplify what it means to be Australian. Photography by Joel Barbitta
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The principles of the Scarborough Surf Saving Club emanated from our collaboration with the foreshore redevelopment team. This was evident from the project’s inception and briefing workshops which enabled us to fully understand the wants and needs of all key stakeholders.
Building Surveyor: Philip Chun
Mechanical Engineer: Wood & Grieve,
Builder: Georgiou Group
Civil Consultant: Arup