15/08/2026
βοΈ Sveta Velika Gospa βοΈ
The Feast of the Assumption of the Blessed Virgin Mary
VDND Design & Project Management Structural, Civil, Building Designs, Project Management.
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The Institution of Engineers Australia #AffilEAust
Structural
Residential Design
Mixed Commercial Design
Industrial and Warehouse
Building Design
Pool Design and Documentation
Civil
Land Development
Subdivisions
Roads
Earthworks
Pavements
Stormwater Drainage
Flood and Water Quality Studies
On-Site Stormwater Detention
Water Sensitive Urban Design (WSUD)
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15/08/2026
βοΈ Sveta Velika Gospa βοΈ
The Feast of the Assumption of the Blessed Virgin Mary
π HILLSDALE π
βΌοΈ ABSORPTION TRENCHES βΌοΈ
Another successful site inspection as this project continues to progress smoothly.
Today we inspected the front section of the absorption trenches, marking the final stage of the external civil stormwater works.
Due to the site's challenging conditions and highly sandy soils, the stormwater management system was designed with two absorption trenches (infiltration systems) to effectively manage on-site stormwater runoff.
The project is now nearing completion, with only the driveway and landscaping remaining before handover.
A great effort by the builder and all consultants involved in delivering another quality project.
Engineering practical solutions. Delivering compliant outcomes.
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π MAROUBRA π
βΌοΈ DUAL OCCUPANCY β FIRST FLOOR & ROOF TIMBER FRAMING INSPECTION βΌοΈ
Construction is progressing well on our dual occupancy development, with our structural engineering team completing detailed on-site inspections of the first floor and roof timber framing prior to the next stage of construction.
Our inspection confirms that the structural framing has been installed in accordance with the approved structural documentation, while verifying that all bracing, tie-downs, straps, bolts, connectors and fixings comply with the relevant Australian Standards and manufacturer requirements.
At this stage, we are confirming:
βοΈ Timber framing members are installed in the correct locations and orientation
βοΈ Strap bracing and structural plywood bracing are installed as detailed
βοΈ Tie-downs, bolts, anchors and framing connections comply with the structural design
βοΈ Structural tolerances are within acceptable limits
βοΈ Roof framing is adequately restrained and braced
βοΈ The structure is capable of performing under wind, gravity and lateral loading in accordance with the design intent
Thorough structural inspections throughout construction are essential to ensuring the building is safe, compliant and built to the highest standard, providing long-term performance and durability for the future occupants.
We're looking forward to sharing the completed project soon.
π SYDNEY π
βΌοΈ 20-DAY DA APPROVAL β CITY OF SYDNEY COUNCIL βΌοΈ
π’ COMMERCIAL TENANCY FITOUT π’
Another successful outcome for our team.
Our Building Design and Project Management teams successfully delivered the design, consultant coordination, and documentation for this commercial tenancy fitout, achieving full compliance with the NCC and all relevant Australian Standards.
The proposal included additional office spaces and internal modifications. Following lodgement with the City of Sydney Council, Development Approval (DA) was issued in just 20 days.
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20-Day Approval
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No Council Comments
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No Requests for Information (RFIs)
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Smooth Approval Process
If you know, you knowβ¦
From concept to approval, we manage the entire process:
β’ Building Design
β’ Project Management
β’ Cost Summary Report
β’ Town Planning
β’ Heritage Consultant
β’ Electrical Engineering
β’ Mechanical Engineering
β’ Fire Services Engineering
β’ Waste Management Plan
β’ DA Application & Supporting Documentation
β’ NSW Planning Portal Lodgement
One team. One point of contact. A seamless approval process.
The next stage is the preparation of the Construction Certificate (CC) documentation, allowing the project to move towards construction.
π CASTLE HILL π
βΌοΈ Sporting Fields, Amenities Building & Sports Lighting Development βΌοΈ
Construction is well underway on our new sporting fields development for The Hills Shire Council. The project comprises two full-size training fields, one main competition field, a new amenities building incorporating change rooms, public amenities, a canteen and storage facilities, together with sports lighting infrastructure throughout the complex.
With the bulk earthworks now complete, construction has progressed to the amenities building, where the ground floor reinforced concrete slab is currently being formed and reinforced in preparation for the concrete pour.
Our structural engineering team has been on site carrying out detailed inspections of all reinforcement, including edge beams, internal beams, slab thickenings, step-downs, starter bars, hold-down bolts, and other critical structural elements.
These inspections verify that all reinforcement has been installed in accordance with the approved structural documentation, specified concrete cover requirements have been achieved, reinforcement detailing is correct, and the slab is fully prepared for a successful concrete pour.
At this stage, our inspections are focused on confirming:
βοΈ Reinforcement has been installed in accordance with the structural drawings.
βοΈ Concrete cover and reinforcement spacing comply with the relevant Australian Standards.
βοΈ Beam reinforcement, slab thickenings, step-downs, and embedded elements are correctly positioned.
βοΈ The slab is ready for concrete placement and long-term structural performance.
This marks another significant milestone for the project, achieved through the strong collaboration between the client, builder, contractors, and our structural engineering team.
We look forward to seeing the slab poured and progressing into the next phase of construction. ποΈ
π OATLEY π
βΌοΈ Raft Waffle Pod Slab β Single-Storey Dwelling Construction Update βΌοΈ
Construction is progressing well on our new single-storey residential dwelling, with the team currently completing the ground floor raft waffle pod slab.
Reinforcement placement, beam cages, drop edge beams, internal beams, and formwork are now being finalised in preparation for the concrete pour.
Our structural engineering team has been on site carrying out detailed inspections of all reinforcement, including edge beams, drop edge beams, internal beams, step-downs, slab thickenings, and other critical load-bearing elements throughout the slab.
These inspections verify that all reinforcement has been installed in accordance with the approved structural documentation, specified concrete cover requirements have been achieved, beam layouts and reinforcement detailing are correct, and the slab is fully prepared for a successful concrete pour.
At this stage, our inspections are focused on confirming:
βοΈ Reinforcement has been installed in accordance with the structural drawings.
βοΈ Concrete cover and reinforcement spacing comply with Australian Standards.
βοΈ Beam cages, slab thickenings, and step-downs are correctly detailed and positioned.
βοΈ The raft slab is ready for concrete placement and long-term structural performance.
Another major milestone has been delivered through strong collaboration between the builder, contractor, and our structural engineering team.
We look forward to seeing the slab poured and progressing to the next stage of construction. ποΈ
π HORNINGSEA PARK π
βΌοΈ Raft Waffle Pod Slab β Two Storey Dwelling Construction Update βΌοΈ
Construction is progressing well on our new two-storey residential dwelling, with the team currently completing the ground floor raft waffle pod slab. Reinforcement placement, beam cages, and formwork are now being finalised in preparation for the concrete pour.
Our structural engineers have been on site undertaking detailed inspections of all reinforcement, including edge beams, internal beams, step-downs, slab thickenings, and critical load-bearing elements throughout the slab system.
Particular attention has been given to areas over bored piers and waffle pod cut-outs, which are being filled with mass concrete to accommodate increased structural loads and ensure compliance with the engineering design.
These inspections verify that all reinforcement has been installed correctly, specified concrete cover requirements are achieved, and the slab is fully prepared for a successful pour.
Another major milestone delivered smoothly through strong collaboration between the builder, contractor, and engineering team. We look forward to seeing the slab poured and progressing to the next stage of construction. ποΈ
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