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Gosford’s urban renewal infrastructure is helping reshape the city into a vibrant regional centre. With over $1 billion in developments underway — including Central Coast Quarter, Archibald by ALAND, and the Kibbleplex revitalisation — Gosford is undergoing a major transformation.
As part of this progress, essential infrastructure plays a critical role. Enfrex Metalworks recently completed the design and fabrication of custom metal louvres for the new electrical substation at 26 Mann Street. The substation supports rising energy demands in Gosford’s CBD and is a key component of the region’s broader urban renewal infrastructure.
The louvres were engineered to provide both function and form. They offer ventilation and protection while integrating visually with Gosford’s changing architectural landscape. Located near several major developments, the 26 Mann St substation supports reliable energy flow for the growing city.
This project also aligns with the Gosford Urban Design Framework, developed by the NSW Government Architect. The framework guides Gosford’s evolution into a more connected and liveable city — and infrastructure like this helps deliver on that vision.
Louvres at 26 Mann St substation
Custom metal fabrication for Gosford urban infrastructure
“We’re proud to support Gosford urban renewal infrastructure through projects like 26 Mann Street,” said Cameron Smith, General Manager of Enfrex Metalworks. “We take pride in delivering practical, design-focused fabrication that supports regional growth.”
Enfrex continues to work with developers, builders, electricians, and government partners across the Central Coast and beyond. From energy projects to public infrastructure, our team offers end-to-end metal fabrication built to support the future of our communities.