Bildspec operable wall and glazed acoustic sliders maximise use of multipurpose community centre

The Dja Dja Wurrung Clans Aboriginal Corporation and its enterprises have moved to a new corporate and community centre. Located at 43 Hattam Street, Golden Square, the centre, Larnangurrak, is a permanent base for Dja Dja Wurrung People to practice, strengthen and share culture, as well as an office space for around 100 staff. 

Designed by Y2 Architecture, the centre is also a venue for arts and cultural events, and a multipurpose space that can be used by other businesses and the wider public in future.

Builder Searle Bros selected Bildspec to supply both Series 100 operable walls and glazed acoustic sliders at the new centre. A Series 100 Rw46 centre stacking wall was supplied to divide a large conference space into two smaller spaces as required.

Two Moove Rw34 glazed acoustic sliders (large format) were installed to seamlessly link the staff lounge, foyer and conference spaces, and facilitate maximum opening sizes to allow a large number of people to pass through. These sliders provide offset handles for DDA access and compliance.

Bildspec’s Moove acoustic slider is a sliding glass partition that will maximise your space and functionality, and provide solid acoustic capabilities. These sliders are typically suited to areas that need to be divided with a physical but not visual barrier and where medium sound control is a requirement, making them ideal for schools, offices, hospitals and similar environments.

Moove builds on the success of our 55+ years of experience in the folding/sliding door industry, and like all our products, is Australian designed and manufactured. Almost unlimited variations in track and panel configuration and finish options, together with our manufacturing flexibility, allow you to have the system that is right for your project.