Axolotl have been busy this last quarter working on projects as diverse as the new Westpac on George Street,  the Wentworth Hotel and the new Rouse Hill Town Centre. All are major projects and all quite diverse in their style.

Rouse Hill, pictured above and below, comprises over 1000 sq m of rust coated lasercut aluminium screens, door frames and I beams. To match the design, the glass in the 48 four metre tall door frames were printed with Axolotl’s new Miro laminated glass 13.52mm thick.

The overall effect is quite spectacular thanks to the genius of Philip Chia. It’s definitely worth a trip to Rouse Hill for a look.

Axolotl currently have over 150 projects underway that include Lindt, Star City, Rockpool, Park Regis, American Express and Ernst and Young.

Designed by Rice Daubney, this rust feature wall was specified for the new America Express Headquarters in Pyrmont.

Comprising over 160 panels and 40 sq m, the wall shows off the beautiful colours found in rusted iron. It's hard to imagine that the panels were manufactured fom MDF for ease of construction and installation.

Axolotl Rust has been a hot favourite in the industry for some time and has been used on doors, feature walls, signage and furniture. It's a timeless look that adds texture and warmth to just about any setting

 Winner: LINK

Company: AXOLOTL

Judges Comments: “The judges were uniformly blown away by the design potential of LINK. We could have spent hours guessing the technology: from designer to inventor to materials scientist: every judge was enthralled.”

We are blown away by the accolades and interest in LINK, but not surprised. ‘Link’ is the perfect integration of science and beauty that can only be delivered by the integration of Axolotl Metal and Axolotl Glass.

This unique product contrasts a traditionally course material with the delicate nature of glass so the rust appears to float in the air. Link can be used for screens, feature walls, doors, signage and balustrades. In fact anywhere you require beauty and durability as the product can be used in and outdoors. As with all our products, the final design can also be custom made to your specifications.

As well as ‘Best New Product’ award at Designex, Axolotl won two awards for ‘Best Stand 30-70m’ and ‘Best Dressed Stand’. Rusted screens formed the walls and ceiling and Axolotl's ‘Miro’ glass laminated floor featured an enlarged clover leaf design. Link was of course included, as columns and external glass panels. The PVC poles were coated in ‘Skin’ by Axolotl Metal. This beautiful stand was created by Philip Chia.

Dimension and depth are demonstrated here in Axolotl’s Meccano wall in rust. The panels, which are supplied by Axolotl, can be utilized for internal or external design projects as is, or be custom manufactured to any size.

Any of Axolotl’s metal and effects can be applied to create something truly unique and installation is quick and simple.

This stunning façade designed by Liquid Architecture is a fine example of the beauty of decayed elegance created by a rust finish.

The CFC panels were bonded with Axolotl Brown Rust and mechanically fixed to the wall.

With more choice in colours and textures, our ability to work with compound curves and embossed and debossed panels, and our superior experience and expertise makes Axolotl Metal the superior choice for rust.

The panels are also lightweight for ease of installation which contributes to cost savings.

MDF fluted panels were bonded with Bronze and then aged with Florentine to create an elegant and sophisticated ambiance for the new Bavarian Bar at the Rocks. The whole bar, including the stainless steel wine glass rack, were bonded with the same metal.

Designed by Dreamtime Australia, this new bar also boasts MDF screens bonded with bronze to imitate the original bronze work on the facade of the building. With over a dozen ways to manipulate bronze, Axolotl can create textured, aged or polished bronze to suit any project specifications.