Royal Prince Alfred Hospital opened in 1882 and was named after Prince Alfred, later Duke of Edinburgh. The hospital was established through a public subscription fund following the Prince’s visit to Australia in 1868, and received its Royal prefix in 1902. UBW was contracted to carry out Stage 01 façade works to the heritage Albert Pavilion.
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Timber repairs, caulking and painting to the façade.
UBW repaired window shutters, window frames and windowsills, and caulked all timber window frames and masonry wall junctions. Eaves lining, exposed rafters, window frames, sashes, louvres, shutters and metal vent faces were then prepared and painted. Bird proofing was also installed. The works were delivered over a 12 week programme.
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The Project in Pictures.
Scope of Works
Heritage façade works (Albert Pavilion, Stage 01)
Repair of window shutters, frames and windowsills
Caulking of timber window frames and masonry wall junctions
Patching and preparation
Painting of eaves lining, exposed rafters, window frames, sashes, louvres and shutters