Adelaide Airport Earthworks, Pavements, Services, Concrete Aprons and Elevated Roadway
$22.5 million - Hansen Yunken
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The new interchange included two train platforms, three automated pedestrian crossings, kiosk, video surveillance, bicycle lockers, landscaping and kiss & ride facility.
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Project comprised of the construction of building platform, aircraft pavements, car parks, reinforced earth walls and drainage works for the new integrated terminal.
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Implemented innovative design for reinforced earth walls.
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Accelerated program to allow for earlier access to the building platform
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Modified ground treatment to overcome potential costly subgrade treatment.
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Alterations were made to site access to find an appropriate balance between travel time, safety and interruption to local residents.
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Construction of elevated roadway to provide access to the new terminal linking with the main airport structure to improve pedestrian and vehicle accessibility.
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Elevated roadway consists of 10 spans comprising of 60 prestressed T-Roff concrete beams ranging from 17-20m in length.
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The approach ramps comprised of reinforced earth walls which were designed and constructed by Bardavcol.
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Accelerated program to allow for access and construction of the new terminal building.
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Adaptive site layout to allow airport to remain open whilst interfacing with other works.