Traffic Management Project Management

SH16 Lincoln to Westgate

SH16 Lincoln to Westgate

The final project along Auckland’s North Western Motorway as part of the NZ Government’s ‘Western Ring Route” corridor. The project aimed to connect the previously completed SH16/SH18 Hobsonville Interchange and Lincoln Road Interchange upgrade projects. 3 seperate major structural replacements (2 overbridges, one bridge over water) meant multiple work fronts and in some places a very tight corridor.

SH16 Causeway Upgrade

SH16 Causeway Upgrade

The SH16 Causeway Upgrade project spans the 4km stretch between Te Atatu interchange and Great North Road Interchange. The construction team was challenged to maintain traffic flows for the 90,000+ vehicles through the congested SH16 corridor while widening in both directions and raising the motorway by 1.5m to accommodate the rise in sea levels.

Baypark to Bayfair Link (B2B)

Baypark to Bayfair Link (B2B)

The section of very busy State Highway heading south from Mount Maunganui has had its capacity and function stretched for some time. A major upgrade was required but to construct – would be a challenge of conflicting needs. A keen balance would be required between construction productivty and space maximisation, and disruption (to vehicles, pedestrians, cyclists and even the railway).

City Rail Link – C2

City Rail Link – C2

This project is one part of the overall City Rail Link Project – the largest construction project ever undertaken in New Zealand. This component required the construction of twin cut-and-cover tunnels under Albert St in Auckland’s CBD, including traversing the busy Customs St Intersection. The challenge of major construction in New Zealand’s busiest commercial area was very real.

City Rail Link – C3

City Rail Link – C3

This project is one part of the overall City Rail Link Project – the largest construction project ever undertaken in New Zealand. The C3 section spans from Albert street all the way to Mt Eden including the construction on the 3 stations at Albert street, Pitt street and Mt Eden

City Rail Link – C5

City Rail Link – C5

This project is one part of the overall City Rail Link Project – the largest construction project ever undertaken in New Zealand. The C5 section involves the upgrade of the Normanby intersection and level crossing. An upgrade of the Porters Ave level crossing is required. All this needs to tie in with the C3 program and staging.

Te Ahu A Turanga  (Manawatu Tararua Highway)

Te Ahu A Turanga (Manawatu Tararua Highway)

A significant rebuild/realignment of State Highway 3 in the Manawatu, this alliance project calls for some innovative traffic management solutions to deal with the challenging local road network (that is currently being used as the defacto state highway). A high volume of earthworks also proves a challenge for entry and egress to site.

Wolverton Culverts Upgrade

Wolverton Culverts Upgrade

Construction of new culverts under Wolverton Street near New Lynn. Wolvert Street is a four lane urban arterial road that carries signficant volumes of traffic to and from SH20 (part of the Auckland Motorway network). The project requires excavating through the road to build the new culverts. Whilst still maintaining traffic flows – it is an ongoing project in the early stages

Wolverton Culverts Upgrade

Waikato Expressway – Hamilton Section

The largest section of the Waikato Expressway to bypass the city of Hamilton. This project requires the use of extensive barrier systems and some significantly detailed and complex TMP design around major interchanges. Parallaxx have been supporting the project since inception with complex Traffic Management design, barrier design, barrier installation and inspection, and Traffic Impact Assessments.

Panmure Rising Main

Panmure Rising Main

A major rising main (pipeline) installation through the Pakuranga Road / Panmure Bridge / Lagoon Drive corridor which carries in excess of 40,000 vehicles per day. Coupled with Auckland’s only tidal local road (Panmure Bridge) and a 6m+ wide working space requirement – we were faced with a significant spatial challenge requiring innovative ideas.