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Phil Gardiner has over 40 years of experience in structural engineering. As managing director of Irwinconsult Australia, now a WSP company, he has led teams and provided design input to many of Melbourne's and Darwin's major and iconic buildings.
Phil's work includes high rise, modular, heritage and significant architectural buildings. in recent times the practice has also developed significant expertise in timber structures. one of these is the subject of this paper.
Phil has successfully provided services for projects ranging from award winning architectural buildings through to mass-produced precast structures design and construct and leaseback developments.
A major contributor to both structural and multidisciplinary design teams, Phil is known for his innovative and lateral design solutions and his support of significant and challenging architecture.
Phil’s project base includes…
City Committee, Melbourne (2016 – Present)
Australia Chapter, Board Member (2016 – Present)
City Committee, Melbourne, Board Member (2016 – Present)
Regional Representative, Melbourne (2012 – 2016)
Annual Conference, Presenter (New York 2015; Australia 2017; Chicago 2019)
Annual Conference, Session Chair (China 2016)
Annual Conference, Steering Committee (Australia 2017)
Melbourne Seminar 2018: Design of Tall Buildings
30 August 2018
CTBUH Leaders Connect at 2017 Conference
29 October 2017
Conference Steering Sub-Committees Confirmed
31 March 2017
01 October 2020
Engineering a 12-Story Mass Timber Building Over an Existing Retail Center: 500 Lonsdale Street in Melbourne, Australia
03 November 2017
Phil Gardiner, Managing Director, Irwinconsult, chairs the question and answer session with Goman Wai-Ming Ho, Director, Arup; Barry Roben, Director, Irwinconsult Pty; and Rob DiBlasi,...
26 October 2015
The SOHO Tower is a 29-level modular building in Darwin, in the far north of Australia, a cyclonic region. The building was designed to incorporate...
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