Frontek porcelain cladding has been selected to be part of the new look for 33 Alfred Street redevelopment, Sydney’s first skyscraper located in one of the most iconic parts of Sydney harbour skyline between the Opera House and Circular Quay.

We are delighted to share the news that Frontek porcelain cladding is being installed at Charles Darwin University (CDU) Education and Community Precinct.

The 2nd Stage of the Volvo R&D Centre, featuring Frontek XXL Model S130, has been completed recently, marking a milestone of the first project in China to incorporate the extra-large size of Frontek panels.

At Frontek Australia we are very proud of our little contribution to Coffs Harbour Health Campus. It feels very good being the canvas for the main entrance logo. Thanks to McConnel Smith & Johnson Architects, Conrad Gargett for incorporating Frontek Porcelain panels in their design and ABS Facade, CPB Contractors for their support.

Last week, on the 8th of December, the main entrance and the car park for the $165 million redeveloped Goulburn Hospital and Health Services, featuring Frontek tiles, opened to staff, patients, and visitors. Ministers Bronnie Taylor and Wendy Tuckerman unveiled and cut the ribbon for the new entrance and Springfield Place.

Congratulations to Maxim Bachimov, Silver Thomas Hanley (STH), Hansen Yuncken and Interior Works Pty Ltd for this excellent project. For us, at Frontek Australia, it's been an honour and a pleasure working with you all!!

The King and Phillip residences project, incorporating Frontek panels, is short-listed in the Housing category for the World Architecture Foundation, which are held shortly in Lisbon (Portugal). We are really product of our cladding being used in such a highly recognised project!

Designed by Benoy, Yuqiao Science Park aims to deliver a first-class mixed-use science and innovation centre to Pudong, the most famous metropolitan suburb in Shanghai.

Frontek models Ceres and Jupiter, two different greys combined to offer the visual contrast between various elements, forming a unique style of exterior design that comes together harmoniously.

We can proudly announce that Frontek has been selected to be part of the new look for St Vincent’s Private Hospital in Melbourne.

Masterplan designed by Architectus, built by Richard Crookes Constructions and Interior Works Pty Ltd, Frontek is privileged to be part of this recently completed project for one of the most prestige private schools in Sydney's East. Frontek customized model V1001 from the Volume collection has been chosen in this historic campus transformation.

We are delighted to announce the recent appointment of Frontek in Village Lane Lindfield. Village Lane is a mixed used development in the leafy Upper North Shore neighbourhood, Lindfield (NSW).

As for Stage 2 of the Volvo R&D masterplan , architecture firm TJAD Shanghai has continued the modern simplicity design of Stage 1 featuring with Frontek XXL Model S130, an extra white panel with smooth surface in consistence with the pure yet warm interior design. Once the project completes, it will be the first one incorporating Frontek XXL panels in China.

The new Korea Toray R&D Center was established to symbolise a company that creates a prosperous tomorrow through change and innovation.

A new residential mixed-use development to enhance the village atmosphere within and adjoining the Rose Bay centre. Designed by Cottee Parker, it comprises 9 residences and 4 retail commercial areas.

This multi-residential development in Madrid sits on a 3.570 m2 plot, just 5 minutes away from the famous Real Club Puerta de Hierro, a highly sought-after and exclusive golf course.

The building is divided into two volumes marked by the orientation and the interior functionality.

Just started on this small new housing project in Melbourne!

The Passivhaus standard is a form of energy-efficient construction that aims to reduce energy demand and, at the same time, achieve high indoor comfort.

The Deogyusan Mountain National Park Information Centre was developed as part of the 2.5 billion scheme by the Deogyusan National Park office to invest in their carbon-neutral roadmap.