I recently had the opportunity to photograph another impressive project completed by Mainbrace, showcasing the scale and complexity of modern industrial construction.
Located within the existing Toll warehouse at Kemps Creek, the project involved the installation of a substantial cold storage facility designed to support temperature-controlled logistics operations. A key feature of the development is the construction of a large refrigeration (2000 square metres) chamber housing multiple warehouse storage units that have been assembled within the insulated environment, all hanging off a portal frame built inside the existing warehouse.
The project highlights the precision and coordination required to deliver specialised cold storage infrastructure while integrating seamlessly into an operational warehouse setting. From the vast internal spaces to the intricate construction details, it was fascinating to capture the transformation of the facility and document the craftsmanship involved.
These images provide a glimpse into the scale of the installation and the expertise required to create a modern cold storage environment capable of supporting today’s demanding supply chain and logistics requirements.
