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Thank You Brent Turnbull

Post author By Matthew Cornell
Post date September 7, 2018

Mr Brent Turnbull, special counsel at McKays Solicitors

Cornell Engineers welcomed Mr Brent Turnbull, partner at Cornwalls Law, this morning for this week’s Friday morning training session.

Brent Turnbull is an experienced building and construction lawyer and he took time out his day this morning to discuss litigious and regulatory matters especially as they relate to the signing of Form 15s and Form 16s.

We’d like to formally thank Brent for his time and recommend him to our construction industry friends and clients as an extremely knowledgeable solicitor with significant experience in drafting construction contracts, construction litigation and acting for (and against) architects and engineers.

Thank you, Brent Turnbull, and thank you Cornwalls Solicitors! We learnt a lot today.

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The Super-Boring Mind-Dulling Brain-Eating Tour of a Structural Engineers Office

Post author By Matthew Cornell
Post date November 24, 2017
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What does an engineers’ office look like? Maybe you’re studying engineering and wondering. Maybe you’re at high school and considering career options.

Take our 360-degree office view for a spin (literally):

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How Cornell Engineers responded to a challenge from a group of eight year olds

Post author By Matthew Cornell
Post date October 18, 2017
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Cornell Engineers knows a bit about cyclones and their devastating effect on communities. So when we were asked by Year 3 and 4 class at Derrimut Primary School, an Inquiry-based government school in the Western Suburbs of Victoria that is learning about physics and natural disasters, we were quite keen to help.

There are currently 765 students enrolled and 49 nationalities across the year levels at Derrimut Primary.

The 3/4 Gallery 1 Community, consisting of 70 students, have been learning about physics as part of their Inquiry unit. The students have been exploring both simple and complex machines in the past and are now applying their knowledge on a global scale to discover how engineers use these tools to respond to issues around the world (such as natural disasters). How impressive!!

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Thank you Brisbane

Cornell Engineer's Hendra Office

Cornell Engineers marks a couple of huge milestones in Brisbane this week and we want to say Thank You, Brisbane.

1/26 Navigator Place, Hendra 4011

On the first Tuesday of August 2015, we moved into our office at 1/26 Navigator Place, Hendra.