Soaring 39 levels above the heart of Broadbeach, Gold Coast. ASP Piling and Australian Dewatering Systems provided the foundations for this magnificent building.
Soaring 39 levels above the heart of Broadbeach, Gold Coast. ASP Piling and Australian Dewatering Systems provided the foundations for this magnificent building.
This new development on Honeysuckle Drive in Newcastle is another key project for ASP Piling and Australian Dewatering Systems in the Hunter region. We have provided sheet piling, anchoring, bracing and dewatering systems for this high-rise project.
We are nearing competition on this residential basement. Based on the Noosa River, this job involved 147 L/m of Cantilevered Sheet Piling, Internal Bracing, Spear Point Dewatering and Groundwater Treatment.
This is the third property in this street ASP has successfully performed these works on.
One of our recent projects with Mosaic is Sinclair Apartments, located along a main arterial road in East Brisbane.
This project involves foundation piling, sheet piling (including ground anchors and deadman piles), together with a dewatering system and management plan.
This small project involves sheet piling for a unique shaped site. Extensions to this existing building are to accommodate extra storage, larger kitchen and outdoor dining area along with a new lap pool and terrace.
With a total of 60L/M this site is anchored and internally propped. We also are providing the dewatering services for this site.
ASP Piling completed this five week job consisting of 58Lm of sheet piling, and dewatering services. Due to the location of the tower, 3 sides of the sheet piling were required to be 1m above ground for croc protection during construction.
Located adjacent to an environmentally sensitive wetland, on site dewatering & filtration was crucial to the success of this project.
The side of a sand dune is not the usual place to build on, but in October 2017 we started 180L/M sheet piling for Noosa’s newest estate, Parkridge. We commenced stage 2 of 134L/M of sheet piling in February 2019.
Stage 3 of this estate project commenced in August 2020 for 62L/M of sheet piling and anchoring.
We installed sheet piling, anchoring and bracing, as well as providing dewatering services.
10 meters.
Yes, that was the entire site width for this project. Surrounded by luxury homes, in a busy Gold Coast beachside street.
The project, 44L/M Contiguous Pile Walls for a single level residential basement was definitely a tight squeeze, but still executed brilliantly by our skilled team.
ASP Piling NSW has been engaged by Geocon to carry out the design and construct of the retention system for Midnight Apartments, Braddon. The development consists of a 9-storey residential development, with three levels of underground basement car parking.
An anchored soldier piling solution was used on this project due to the ground conditions found in the geotechnical investigations. The stiff clay overlying weathered rock combined with the site being surrounded by roadways on three sides and a neighbouring 9-storey residential building with two levels of underground basement carparking made soldier piles the most effective option.
The soldier pile system for the project used 600mm diameter reinforced concrete piles. ASP Pilng NSW has installed approximately 320 lineal metres of soldier piles around the perimeter of the site. Once a suitable depth of excavation, shotcrete infill panels are constructed between the soldiers to prevent loss of soils between soldiers. Once excavation achieves the first row of anchor levels the ground anchors are installed. Location and orientation of the anchors are chosen to avoid any underground obstructions such as services or underground structures.
Once the ground anchors are properly installed excavation proceeded with subsequent geotechnical inspections, shotcrete and anchoring works carried out. This process will occur until final excavation is reached.
The ground anchors for this project are temporary in nature. Once the basement slabs are propping the soldier piles the anchors will be redundant and can be destressed. The maximum excavation depth on the site is 10 metres.