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Munich Brauhaus shade structure designed and installed by Versatile Structures

In the world of commercial architecture and urban planning, we often discuss shade through the lens of technical specifications: UV ratings, kPA

Solar powered car park shade structure designed by Versatile Structures

Australia is on the cusp of a profound shift in its transportation landscape, driven by the accelerating adoption of electric vehicles (EVs).

The Royal George awning shade structure designed, manufactured and installed by Versatile Structures

In the architectural landscape of modern Australia, the “Industrial Chic” aesthetic—defined by glass, steel, and polished concrete—has become the gold standard for

Canterbury School waterproof shade structure designed, manufactured and installed by Versatile Structures

In the fiercely competitive commercial landscape of South East Queensland, maximizing usable space is paramount. For businesses in Brisbane, the outdoor environment

Lucent aluminium sun hoods, manufactured and installed by Versatile Structures

The Australian climate, particularly in high-sun regions like Queensland, presents a significant challenge to modern architectural design: how to create a visually

Wamuran rail trail designed, manufactured and installed by Versatile Structures

Shade structures play a massive role in how commercial spaces look, feel, and function. In Queensland, where long, hot days are the

Car Park shade structure designed, manufactured and installed by Versatile Structures

For property managers and commercial investors across Australia, especially in the relentless climate of Queensland, a car park is often seen as

Coolum Beach waterproof shade structure designed, manufactured and installed by Versatile Structures

Across Brisbane, the Gold Coast, Noosa and surrounding regions, businesses are increasingly recognising the value of well-designed shade structures. Whether it’s a

The Lucent Sunhoods designed, manufactured and installed by Versatile Structures

For decades, the design and construction of commercial buildings have focused on a simple trade-off: transparency for natural light, or opacity for

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