When – Tuesday 19 June 2018//
Where – University of Auckland, Symonds Street, Auckland Lecture Theatre Room (423.342). This is in the Conference Centre adjacent to the Engineering Building.//
Agenda –
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18:00 Presentation
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Commercial Bay
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Commercial Bay
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Abstract
Owned and developed by Precinct Properties, Commercial Bay will reshape the waterfront area bounded by Britomart, the Viaduct and the CBD, and resurrects the location’s original name. The project integrates the new components with the existing office buildings (Zurich House and HSBC House) to create a working population of 10,000 people. The project includes a new 39 level commercial office tower and 18,000m2 of retail space, which will make Commercial Bay the largest mixed use development in the Auckland CBD.
One of the main complexities for the Commercial Bay project is the integration with the separate, isolated CRL rail tunnels which run through the site and beneath the tower. This has required large trusses beneath the tower to transfer load out to the surrounding walls and columns on either side of the tunnels. Another project complexity is the three levels of basement across the majority of the site.
The structural system of the tower is an elastically braced steel frame. The retail component consists of a range of structurally separate but architecturally linked buildings. The main retail structure consists of a concrete moment frame building with three levels of basement and three suspended levels. Two other retail buildings are steel moment frames, and a fourth is a smaller concrete moment frame building.
The Commercial Bay site is currently in construction with the tower structural steel presently over half way, the concrete moment frame retail building on the corner of Queen and Customs street complete, and the rest of the retail buildings moving forward quickly behind them.
Chris Mackenzie and Annie Scott from Holmes Consulting will give an overview of the project and the structural challenges.
Biographies
Chris Mackenzie is one of the senior leaders and the Business Development Director of Holmes Consulting LP. Holmes Consulting is a leading nationwide specialist structural engineering practice, providing consulting services for projects globally and throughout New Zealand. Chris has over 30 years of experience of major complex projects across the full spectrum of market sectors. He has specific expertise in large complex developments, including major commercial developments, healthcare and existing buildings. Chris has extensive experience in project delivery from concepts for design competitions, through to leadership of detailed design and construction. He also advises key corporate and institutional clients on issues of earthquake risk in their existing property portfolios.
Chris is the Project Leader for the Holmes Consulting Commercial Bay team.
Annie Scott is a Design Engineer for the Auckland office of Holmes Consulting. Annie has worked at Holmes for 3.5 years, almost full time on the Commercial Bay project. Annie has significant experience in the design of both steel and concrete structures. She has been responsible for most of the retail component design of Commercial Bay including tenant variations, and is currently heavily involved in the construction monitoring phase.