Client: SVG Constructions
Systems: Acrow Screens & Jumpform (aka Jacking Systems)
Overview
The Cirque Apartments in Mount Pleasant stand as a celebrated development, renowned for its exceptional quality and long-lasting advantages for residents. This landmark project, the first of its kind in WA to achieve a 5 Star Green Star Rating, seamlessly integrates sustainable features with a contemporary lifestyle.
Anchored by a residents’ deck that offers a wealth of indoor and outdoor resort-style amenities, Cirque encourages social interaction and cultivates a strong sense of community. Moreover, its distinctive design ensures breathtaking river and city views from each floor, enhancing its allure and desirability.
Scope of Work
Acrow’s Milestone Achievement in Western Australia!
We are thrilled to announce Acrow’s successful delivery of our first-ever Jumpform system in Western Australia, marking a significant milestone for our operations in the region. The project, Cirque Apartments, located in Mount Pleasant WA, showcased Acrow’s expertise and innovative solutions in the construction sector.
Systems used
Screens and Jumpform
📏 Screen Height: 15.4m – 4 Level + HR Finishing Screen (13m + 2.4m)
🏢 Total sqm: 1680sqm of Acrow Screens
🏙️ Total floors: Installed off Level 5 – Climbed to protect up to level 20 (Roof)
💡 Jumpform: Lift and Stair core, with a typical pour height of 3.1m and a 4 Jack system.
Challenges & Solutions
Despite being a very standard core, a unique challenge arose in supporting the system column feet where the cast-in fell within a wall penetration. Acrow’s team devised a solution by supplying a custom steel beam that was post-fixed into the penetration, ensuring seamless progress of the project.
The collaboration with our client, SVG Constructions, and their site team was exemplary, reflecting their professionalism and dedication to the project’s success. This milestone project not only showcases Acrow’s capabilities but also strengthens our commitment to delivering innovative solutions to our clients across Australia.
