With over 20 years of experience in the industry, ALAND has become a trusted Australian builder and developer that prioritises sustainable building practices and materials. Their Schofield Gardens project, in Sydney's northwest, exemplifies ALAND's dedication to creating innovative, affordable housing that has a positive impact on the community.
Six stages have been completed since construction began on their initial stages, Bottlebrush and Wattle in 2020 and the striking design continues to generate much attention. Emerging as an anchor project in Schofield Gardens, it was one of the first developments to use Hebel's PowerPattern® range of Aerated Autoclaved Concrete (AAC) panels in the area.
PowerPanel premium look and feel
ALAND found the panels aligned with the premium look and feel they were looking to achieve for the building's exterior and were encouraged by the strong structural support they provided with their reinforced steel and anticorrosion protection.
With the latest stages of Lotus and Breynia complete, the visual impact of the Hebel PowerPattern panels has come into full effect. The modular panels with pre-routed patterns combine to create a seamless design story that connects each building.

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Providing comfortable sustainable living
Utilising benefits from the range such as installation efficiencies, acoustic and fire rating thermal properties and waste reduction, including Hebel's PowerPattern panels in their build not only supports ALAND's considered approach, it also provides residents with a comfortable and sustainable living space they are proud to call home.


