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Elton Williams - Blight Rayner

Design, documentation and coordination technologies are changing constantly – I get huge satisfaction from processing them into ways which best enables Blight Rayner to achieve its goals as effortlessly as possible.

Elton Williams

DipBldgDes&Tech (TAFEQld)

 

Technology Manager

 

 

Elton Williams works from our Melbourne office advising and collaborating with Ben Carter on our Building Information Modelling Technologies and undertaking documentation detailing on primarily commercial projects.

 

Elton joined Blight Rayner in 2018 to establish our BIM families and processes and train our staff to optimise their capacities. Elton has extensive experience in modular and unitised building systems.

 

He has played a hands-on role in developing our systems, including on the Glasshouse Theatre at the Queensland Performing Arts Centre, the 360 Queen Street office tower in Brisbane CBD, the exoskeleton Jubilee Place office building in Fortitude Valley, and the Western Sydney University Engineering Innovation Hub in Parramatta.

New Performing Arts Venue - Blight Rayner + Snøhetta
Glasshouse Theatre
South Bank, Brisbane
360 Queen Street © Studio Modus
360 Queen Street
Brisbane CBD
Blight Rayner - Jubilee Place © Christopher Frederick Jones
Jubilee Place
Fortitude Valley, Brisbane