Case study: 95 Grenfell Street, Adelaide

Adelaide's 95 Grenfell Street, a premium-grade office tower, recently underwent a refurbishment to enhance its end-of-trip (EOT) facilities, aimed at promoting a healthier, cycle-friendly environment for its tenants. The renovation expanded the EOT amenities to accommodate both male and female users, including additional lockers, basins, and showers, all while maintaining a high-end, sophisticated design. The goal was to create a space that not only met the functional needs of the users but also improved the overall tenant experience, boosting retention and attraction rates.

The project faced several challenges, including the need for bespoke joinery, coordination of multiple trades within a limited space, and minimal disruption to building operations. To address these issues, DuraCube, an Australian manufacturer of bathroom joinery systems, was chosen for their ability to deliver high-quality, durable, and customisable products. DuraCube's rapid turnaround times and flexible approach ensured that the facility met tight timelines while maintaining a cohesive and stylish design. Their combination of standard and custom joinery elements helped achieve the aesthetic vision, with a neutral palette complemented by the warmth of Southern Pine finishes.

Ultimately, the collaboration between MPH Architects and DuraCube resulted in a premium, functional EOT facility that enhances the tenant experience and reflects the building's high-quality standards. DuraCube's efficient project execution and commitment to quality and collaboration played a key role in the success of this refurbishment.