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Certified solutions central to sustainable shopping center

How did our access solutions help the Brickworks shopping center in Melbourne, Australia become the world’s first retail development to pursue the Living Building Challenge accreditation? Brad Young, Opening Solutions Australia gives us the answer in this video.

Holiday Period Closure

Winning projects, one step at a time

Perth, Western Australia might be the most isolated city in the world, but Mitch Callard goes the extra mile to connect his clients with the information they need, at the moment they need it.

Good Design Award Winner

ASSA ABLOY Opening Solutions is incredibly proud to celebrate the Lockwood Brass Core range receiving a 2020 Good Design Award. The Good Design Awards are one of Australia’s oldest and most prestigious international awards for design and innovation.

ASSA ABLOY COVID-19 Update

Stage 4 Restrictions for Greater Metropolitan Melbourne

Mitigating the growing threat of unauthorised 3D printed restricted keys

Restricted keys are used widely in the Australian commercial sector and have always been considered a safe solution. Mainly because only an authorised person can ask for a restricted key to be cut and this can only be done by a authorised service centre.

ASSA ABLOY brand recognized with Red Dot Award

ASSA ABLOY’s strong brand has been acknowledged with the Construction Brand Award in the Red Dot Award’s Brands and Communication Design category, 2019.

Sustainability Awards 2019

ASSA ABLOY Opening Solutions Australia announced as official sponsor of Architecture & Design’s Sustainability Awards 2019.

Brand development earns ASSA ABLOY Gold award

ASSA ABLOY is a Gold winner in ‘Excellent Brands – Building and Elements’ at the German Brand Awards 2019 – recognition of the Group’s focused and consistent brand identity development.

Access All Areas

Common legacy access control systems are becoming increasingly outdated and, in many cases, no longer meet the current demands for heightened levels of security. But advances in wireless access control can offer the solution specifiers and facility managers have been seeking, reports David Ward.