Richard Crookes constructed the Neuroscience Research building under a difficult environment being close to residential areas, adjacent to the main entry to the Prince of Wales Hospital, under the north-south flight path, an adjoining child care centre and above an existing research facility.
There are 29 façade arrangements which required detail planning, prototype testing and installation. The structure relies on mass to minimise vibration for the sensitive equipment such as electron microscopes.
The client states Richard Crookes Constructions took a “practical and pragmatic approach” regarding the resolution of issues encountered during the project and the building “exceeded our expectations”. 
The building and the finishes are impressive.