Company description
Michael Franck hold a Bachelor of Architecture from Sydney University and a Masters of Engineering Science(Traffic) and is the qualified supervisor for Keyturn. He has designed residential, commercial and government projects for over 30 years, both as a contractor and a sole practitioner. Contract disputes and building forensics are specialties. Michael Franck hold a Bachelor of Architecture from Sydney University and a Masters of Engineering Science(Traffic) and is the qualified supervisor for Keyturn. He has designed residential, commercial and government projects for over 30 years, both as a contractor and a sole practitioner. Contract disputes and building forensics are specialties. Architectural design and Master Building Company Keyturn Projects was created in 2000 offering a combination of services to Sydney residents and investors. The company specialises in one-stop-shop design + construct projects, but also provides architectural and building services separately. Registered architect and licensed Master Builder Michael Franck is the principal and nominated architect of Keyturn Projects, which is located both in Sydney and in the Northern Rivers area of NSW and SE Queensland. Keyturn mainly operates in the residential sector on alterations and additions ranging from $100,000 to $2,000,000, but has also been engaged in a variety of Commercial projects over the years. Michael Franck hold a Bachelor of Architecture from Sydney University and a Masters of Engineering Science(Traffic) and is the qualified supervisor for Keyturn. He has designed residential, commercial and government projects for over 30 years, both as a contractor and a sole practitioner. Contract disputes and building forensics are specialties. Senior projects include $10M apartment building in Darling Point, two @60M office /warehouses in North Ryde for AMP and Canon Australia, project design management at Darling Harbour for the Pumphouse Brewery, design management for the $80M Harbourside markets, the $30m Northern carpark and the $40M Pyrmont Bridge restoration. Franck’s earlier career was in airport planning in Canada for airports in Toronto, Rio de Janeiro and Rome before returning to Sydney to work on airport and transport planning for the NSW Government.
