Project Details
LJ Carroll was engaged by the Owners of Strata Plan 54893 and Willoughby City Council to deliver to provide structural, façade and remedial engineering services for the mixed-use hotel/residential site located at 37 Victor Street, Chatswood.
Given the age of the building, the original waterproofing elements had reached the end of their service life. This was manifesting in uncontrolled water ingress into habitable areas across the majority of building lots.
Works completed across the project included:
Given the age of the building, the original waterproofing elements had reached the end of their service life. This was manifesting in uncontrolled water ingress into habitable areas across the majority of building lots.
Works completed across the project included:
- Removal of 350 delaminated curved balustrade glazing panels and installation of 9.52mm heat strengthened laminated clear replacement glazing.
- Re-sealing of all original windows
- Façade concrete repairs
- Re-coating of entire façade using Ardex WPM 330.
LJ Carroll were engaged to:
- Provide structural engineering designs for balustrade rectification;
- Provide temporary works engineering advice, and;
- Inspect 70 units experiencing water ingress issues, report on the cause of damage and provide recommendations for remedial works and further investigations.
View More Projects
View our work across a range of sectors here.
Latest News
Keep up to date with the latest news and insights from LJ Carroll.

The Design and Building Practitioners Act 2020 (DBP Act) has brought significant changes to the construction industry in New South ...

The Design and Building Practitioners Act 2020 (DBP Act) continues to shape the construction and remedial engineering landscape in New ...

At LJ Carroll Consulting, we offer a range of specialised engineering services, each tailored to meet the unique needs of our clients...

LJ Carroll Consulting is a boutique engineering consultancy that has earned a reputation for excellence, reliability, and innovation...


