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In a groundbreaking initiative that redefines sustainable construction, Weathertex is proud to be involved in the Rendine Modular VIC Project; a collaborative venture alongside Rendine Modular, PrefabAUS, Sustainability Victoria, and the Victorian Government.
This visionary project centres on the repurposing of decommissioned school modular frames, structures once bound for landfill, now being reimagined as safe, durable, and adaptable spaces; ideal for short-term crisis accommodation and other community-centric uses.
Weathertex’s natural, no chemicals timber cladding was a perfect fit for this project, offering:
This initiative represents a significant shift in how modular building materials are perceived and used. By aligning government support, innovative design thinking, and a sustainability first mindset, the Rendine Modular VIC Project sets a new benchmark in circular construction.
Key achievements include:
The Black Summer Bushfires of 2019–2020 devastated Australia’s wildlife, displacing or killing an estimated three billion animals, including 64,000 koalas. In response to this ecological catastrophe, Guulabaa – Place of Koala was conceived as Australia’s first purpose-built wild koala breeding and rehabilitation centre.
The Black Summer Bushfires of 2019–2020 devastated Australia’s wildlife, displacing or killing an estimated three billion animals, including 64,000 koalas. In response to this ecological catastrophe, Guulabaa – Place of Koala was conceived as Australia’s first purpose-built wild koala breeding and rehabilitation centre.
Whisker Architecture’s Watsonia North Primary project blends values-driven design with sustainable materials like Weathertex, creating flexible, inclusive, and high-performing learning environments.
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