At a Glance
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7km
Pedestrian and cycling path
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7
Bridges
- Location
- Auckland, New Zealand
- Offices
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Client
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Auckland Transport
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Awards
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New Zealand Planning Institute Rodney Davies Project Award, 2017
- Location
- Auckland, New Zealand
- Offices
- Client
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- Auckland Transport
- Awards
- New Zealand Planning Institute Rodney Davies Project Award, 2017
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Te Ara Ki Uta Ki Tai¡ªThe Path of Land and Sea
As part of Auckland¡¯s Cycle Network and the Urban Cycleway programme, we provided a range of services to design an appealing route from Glen Innes to Auckland City's waterfront. The three sections of pathway offered a variety of challenges for our team.
Section 1, a 1.4km two-way shared pathway, required bridges for stream crossings, a mechanically stabilised earth embankment, and numerous retaining walls. The design meets the disability standard, controlled cyclist speed, and integrates rest areas on the steeper uphill grades.
Section 2, the longest at nearly 3km, includes connections to several schools better connecting them to their communities. This section provided challenges in terms of terrain, routing, ecology and even archaeological complexity. Our planning, consenting, and engineering teams resolved significant vertical alignment challenges, and a railway line crossing, to provide the community with a safe pathway that helps reduce vehicle traffic.
The final section, a 4.5 metre wide sweeping boardwalk alongside ?r¨¡kei Basin, required materials rated for use in a marine environment. The complete route offers users a pleasing mix of terrain and viewpoints on the way to its ultimate connection with Auckland's waterfront shared pathway.
At a Glance
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7km
Pedestrian and cycling path
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7
Bridges
- Location
- Auckland, New Zealand
- Offices
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Client
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Auckland Transport
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Awards
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New Zealand Planning Institute Rodney Davies Project Award, 2017
- Location
- Auckland, New Zealand
- Offices
- Client
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- Auckland Transport
- Awards
- New Zealand Planning Institute Rodney Davies Project Award, 2017
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Hannah Breeds, Senior Principal Civil Engineer
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Mike Skelton, Senior Transportation Engineer
After decades of work I still love my job because I get to solve unique and difficult problems and interact with clients.
Nick Gluyas, ANZ Sector Leader, Transportation Delivery
In my role, I get to apply my technical skills every day, but I¡¯m also able to contribute strategically at a regional level.
Karen Bell, Principal Planner & Technical Specialist
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