Case Studies

At Midland Brick, we’re proud to have supplied the bricks that helped deliver this award-winning facility supporting the needs of ageing Western Australians with care, quality and community in mind.

Completed in 1985, London House rises 75 metres above the City of Perth’s West End. At 18 storeys high, it’s a bold example of how traditional materials like brick can be used in modern, large-scale construction to dramatic effect. Clad in locally made Midland Red Smooth bricks, London House offers a rich visual contrast to […]

A key part of the project’s success was selecting paving materials that offered a strong balance of aesthetics, durability and functionality.

Bold, geometric and unapologetically modern, the Art Gallery of Western Australia is one of the country’s finest examples of late Brutalist architecture and Midland Brick is proud to have contributed to its creation and preservation.

Perched on the eastern edge of Perth’s CBD, the Hyatt Regency Perth is an architectural landmark and a proud chapter in Midland Brick’s history.

Built in 1973, The Perth Concert Hall was seen to be state-of-the-art on many fronts. From the brilliant acoustic auditorium, considered to be one of the best in Australia, to the enormous free spans designed by architect Jeffrey Howlett and the choice of materials.