What We Delivered
- Structural assessment of repurposed industrial buildings with irregular roof geometry and legacy construction methods
- Electrical engineering tailored to gallery lighting loads, exhibition spaces and back-of-house creative studios
- Design and manufacture of a custom PV Distribution Board (PVDB) to integrate solar safely within an arts-use environment
- Grid-connection documentation and compliance engineering aligned with inner-urban DNSP requirements
Service Used
- Engineering & Technical Services
Contemporary Art Precinct
The CAP Collingwood campus operates within a repurposed industrial building adapted for contemporary art production and exhibition. Ecologiq engineers assessed existing roof structures that had undergone multiple historical modifications, ensuring solar integration respected both structural limits and architectural intent.
Electrical engineering focused on high-quality power delivery for gallery lighting, event spaces and creative studios, where voltage stability and circuit segregation were critical. A bespoke PVDB was designed and manufactured to manage solar integration cleanly within constrained electrical rooms typical of adaptive-reuse buildings.
Through careful engineering and custom equipment design, Ecologiq enabled a compliant renewable upgrade that supports the precinct’s creative use while preserving its industrial heritage. objectives while respecting the operational realities of a major industrial facility.
