Galvanize 84 – Seven of the best during a time of turmoil
Over the last two years many industries have been affected by major bushfires, raw material shortages, labour availability, and, of course, COVID. The Australian hot dip galvanizing industry has not been unaffected, but for the most part, has remained open and continues to provide protective coatings an amazing array of innovative Australian fabrications.
This issue of galvanize celebrates seven of the best projects from the last two years, including the 2020 and 2021. In this issue:
- ANTHOZOA: GALVANIZING PROTECTS THE SINGLE LARGEST UNDERWATER SCULPTURE IN THE WORLD
- THE BENEFITS OF GALVANIZING CRUISE INTO THE PORT OF BRISBANE
- CURTIN UNIVERSITY’S GALVANIZED YARNING CIRCLE PAYS TRIBUTE TO INDIGENOUS CULTURE
- THE SPIRIT OF PROGRESS: GALVANIZED FOR A TRULY STRIKING RESULT
- JULIA RESERVE: AN ICONIC INDUSTRIAL DESIGN
- INDOOROOPILLY RIVERWALK: AN ICONIC BRISBANE LANDMARK GALVANIZED FOR DURABILITY
- PETUNA ROWELLA: GALVANIZING THE MOST UNIQUE AQUACULTURE SITE IN THE SOUTHERN HEMISPHERE