The Barangaroo Boat

The 2025 National Trust (NSW) Heritage Awards honoured The Conservation of the Barangaroo Boat in the Objects category. Awarded to Sydney Metro with Silentworld Foundation and York Archeological trust, the 2D cast iron interpretation of a pre-1830’s colonial boat, serves as a perpetual story of Sydney’s early maritime history. Tilt worked with the project team to develop a digital file of the boat’s remains and create a flattened file that was used to create a cast iron inlay, featuring the individual planks and woodgrain of the timber.

The Barangaroo Boat is part of a greater heritage plan for the Barangaroo Station Park which was recognised in the 2025 NSW AILA Awards. Tilt worked with Arcadia Landscape Architects and the project team to recreate the ground inlay of the boat. Learn more

Camden Public Art Trail

Also in the National Trust Heritage Awards, the Nepean River Trail, Camden won the Landscape award. The parkland is a network of walking trails along the Nepean River and features the work of 15 artists as part of the Camden Public Art Trail.

Tilt was invited to support artists Mcclellanddrew, Graham Chalcroft and Peter Day, with detailed design of their concepts, and manage the fabrication and installation of their artworks.

Sit awhile… Mcclellanddrew, 2024
McClellandDrew’s Sit awhile… evokes an early area of Camden. Placing objects of domestic familiarity in the public realm. Representing historic artefacts translated into art. Visitors recognise the historical artefacts in a new cultural context. Learn more

Sentinel – Camden White Gum, Graham Chalcroft, 2024

An interpretation of the Camden White Gum located along the banks of the Nepean River. The White Gum, a threatened species, grows to a majestic 40m height, Chalcroft uses kinetic motion and galvanised corten and stainless steel to reflect the rhythms of wind through tree canopies and the flow of the Nepean River. Learn more

The Farm Gate, Peter Day, 2024

The Farm Gate celebrates rural life by commemorating the historical agricultural land and lifestyle inspired by Camden Community Garden and Produce Market. Tilt supported Peter to deliver the cast bronze sculpture, that explores Peter’s thoughts and feelings on landscape, the environment, culture, and society. Learn more

Campbelltown Billabong Parklands

The 2025 AILA Awards celebrated Campbelltown Billabong Parklands, awarded to Arcadia Landscape Architecture. The featured bridge over the billabong was developed with First Nations consultation, by artists Milne & Stonehouse, as a symbol of connection. Tilt supported the artists to develop the artwork with 3D modelling, general assembly, fabrication and site integration.⁠

Tidal Sands, The Lennox, Parramatta

The Parramatta Light Rail project won the AILA Award of Excellence for Infrastructure, awarded to Transport for NSW, Context and COX. Adjacent to the light rail is ‘Tidal Sands’ an Indigenous artwork by Edwards Clarke. Tilt supported the project with design consultation and development, prototyping and fabrication and installation management. ⁠Learn more

Parramatta Square

JMD Design, in collaboration with TCL, Gehl, and TZG, received an AILA Award of Excellence in Civic Landscape for Parramatta Square, a vibrant urban business precinct.

Within the Parramatta Square precinct, Tilt proudly delivered two features at Phive, Parramatta’s civic and community centre – ‘Ripple Effect’ by Abdullah M.I Syed, the luminous artwork in Phive’s foyer as well as the automated shade louvres across two floors of Phive’s library and community spaces. Each project requiring the multi-disciplinary skills of Tilt’s team to develop the detailed design and CAD, protyping and testing and management across stakeholders, fabrication and installation. Learn more