Adshel Infrastructure recently installed a large scale Wellington Walkway for Waitakere City Council at Henderson Bus Interchange.

The walkway consists of four separate sections utilising T-shape configuration with a roof width of 3.2m and runs for over 25m.

Adshel Infrastructure worked in partnership with the SA Government and their design team to deliver five, 20m walkway shelters along the new tram extension in William Street, Adelaide.

The Walkway's central beam acts as a visual anchor for the cantilevered roof struts as well as housing solar powered lighting and signage, all of which serve to provide a comfortable environment for users.

The Walkway shelters have been developed to reflect Adelaide's commitment to environmental sustainability and its recent designation as a 'Solar City' with the roof structure created with modular solar cell panels integrated into the glass panel.

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Adshel Infrastructure has completed another successful shelter project for Albury Council in NSW. The Evo Walkway shelter was commissioned to cover a new taxi rank in one of the main streets outside a night club area in the centre of town.

The shelter is approximately 21.5m long, with an innovative double sided glass roof section in the centre.

Adshel Infrastructure's design kept the roof away from the kerbline and developed a lengthy glass screen with handrails and granite pavers to provide safety for people walking down the street.

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Adshel Infrastructure has installed solar powered Classic bus shelters in the Sydney surburbs of West Pymble and Lindfield.

A solar panel mounted to the roof of the shelter creates enough power to light the shelter at night. By utilising solar power, shelters may be installed in remote locations where mains power is not available. Running costs of the solar powered shelter are minimal.

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Adshel Infrastructure's dedicated technical design team has installed new modified shelters to provide the Victorian Racing Club (VRC) at Flemington Racecourse with four new ticket booths and a staff kiosk.

The ticket booths and kiosk are an innovative adaptation of the EVO shelter design and contain full glass panelling, security doors and sliding windows. These premium designs and the application of contravision to the shelters has brought life to the environment and is testament to Adshel's ability to create revolutionary infrastructure solutions for clients.

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