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Holmes Fire
Performance-based fire engineering for flexible, innovative design.
A New Zealand-founded specialist performance-based fire-engineering practice (30+ years), now part of Holmes NZ, covering Building Code compliance assessment, smoke and occupant-movement analysis, CFD modelling, peer review and construction-stage review across Australasia.
- Commercial offices
- Education
- Mixed-use
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Mixed-use
42 Honeysuckle Drive
Sydney, Australia · 2024
Fire and structural fire engineering, performance solutions, smoke control rationalisation, CFD modelling
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Education
Barker College Maths and Student Hub
Sydney, Australia · 2023
Structural fire analysis and performance-based fire engineering solutions
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Commercial offices
Atlassian Central
Sydney, Australia
Fire safety strategy and advanced thermal/structural fire analysis for hybrid-timber tower
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Education
Macquarie University Michael Kirby Law Building
Sydney, Australia · 2024
Fire engineering and structural fire thermal analyses of timber elements
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Projects as published on Holmes Fire's own website.
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Auckland (HQ)
Auckland, Auckland
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Brisbane
Brisbane, Queensland
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Christchurch
Christchurch, Canterbury
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Hamilton
Hamilton, Waikato
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Melbourne
Melbourne, Victoria
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Queenstown
Queenstown, Otago
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Sydney (HQ)
Sydney, New South Wales
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Tauranga
Tauranga, Bay of Plenty
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Wellington
Wellington, Wellington
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