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Portsea Island

Design intent

Provide safe and accessible public routes through the challenging coastal environment of Portsea, while complementing the surrounding landscape and wider architectural vision.

Design

A modular handrail solution designed to meet the specified design loading, while providing a consistent approach across changing levels and access routes throughout the site.

Design reality

The coastal environment, public access requirements and the site's inaccessible location all presented challenges. The handrail solution needed to provide long-term durability while maintaining the aesthetic vision of the project.

Access

KITE Projects were specified by the client following the success of our involvement in earlier stages of the project. Our role was to design and supply a modular handrail solution for safe public access across the Portsea site, adapting to changing levels and access routes while meeting the required design loading.

KITE Projects were specified by the client following the success of our involvement in earlier stages of the project. Our role was to design and supply a modular handrail solution for safe public access across the Portsea site, adapting to changing levels and access routes while meeting the required design loading.


With the handrails located in a demanding coastal environment and a busy public access area, durability was a key consideration. A tough, colour-coordinated coating was selected to complement the architect's vision, while an additional anti-graffiti top coat provided further protection against the demands of the location.


KITE delivered


  • Modular handrail solution designed to meet the specified design loading

  • Consistent approach across changing levels and public access routes

  • Colour-coordinated coating selected to complement the architect's vision

  • Anti-graffiti top coat providing additional protection in a busy public environment

  • Durable finish suited to the challenging coastal environment

  • Safe and accessible routes for public use

 

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