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Industrial Landfill Redevelopment - The Gate, Auckland, NZ

Client : Haydn Rollett Construction/Macquarie Goodman.

Discipline : Multi

“The Gate”, a prestigious 12 building commercial development was constructed on a closed industrial waste landfill. The landfill had not been identified before construction started so Tonkin & Taylor retrofitted foundation and landfill gas protection solutions to a building under construction. Subsequent buildings used an innovative mix of dynamic compaction ground improvement and low cost landfill gas protection measures integrated into building foundations. Cutting edge membrane products were used subsequently to allow foundation reconstruction for specialist tenant requirements.

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Edmund Hillary Retirement Village, Auckland, NZ

Client : Ryman Healthcare.

Discipline : Multi

Few large sites suitable for retirement village development are available near the centre of a city. Ryman Healthcare used Tonkin & Taylor’s skills to redevelop a former landfill site beside Remuera golf course. The project required extensive geotechnical preparation, including dynamic compaction and piling to allow construction of buildings, ornamental and swimming pools and extensive landscaping. An active landfill gas extraction system and multi-level building protection systems provide a high level of assurance for residents and owner.

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Seamount Warehouse - Te Papapa, Auckland, NZ

Client : Southpark.

Discipline : Multi

The largest warehouse building in the southern hemisphere is being constructed in stages on the closed Pikes Point municipal landfill on the edge of the Manukau Harbour. Construction on this site is being achieved by a combination of dynamic compaction ground treatment and landfill gas protection measures incorporated in the building’s foundations. Service trenches into refuse are minimised by innovative design. Careful earthworks design and management is required to avoid impacts on the harbour environment and on construction workers.

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