Bushy Knoll Anchored Steel Retaining Wall

By Currie Construction

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Year of completion
2022
Project cost
$0 - $0.25m
Client
Gisborne District Council

Bushy Knoll RP0.66 consisted of a 32m long double anchored UC and timber lagged wall. The 250 galvanised UC piles were 11m long with a 7m embedment and a 4m retained height. There are 2 rows of Ried bar anchors, one row 1m below the top of the wall and a second row 3m below the top of the wall. The average anchor length is 17.6m. Timber lagging ranged from 150mm thick down to 50mm thick near the top of the wall and retained subsoil drainage, structural imported fill and in-situ material.

Construction started towards the end of July 2022 and was complete by the end of October 2022 with a fair amount of rain through-out the program which made for a challenging build. A great working relationship with our Client, Gisborne District Council, our project managers, Civil Project Solutions and a competent and well skilled site team led to the successful delivery of this project. A project delivered well within the program and below the Clients bid budget.

Currie Construction
Gisborne
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Bushy Knoll Anchored Steel Retaining Wall

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Currie Construction (2012) are a second-generation family business based in Tairāwhiti on the East Coast of the North Island. Founded in 1985, Currie Construction focused on commercial and residential carpentry construction in the region and received multiple awards for their residential construction. In 2012 brothers Sam and John took over the company and have continued to grow the business with expansion into civil construction across the region, which also recently won an award at the CCNZ 2021 award dinner for a project that was entered. The commercial building division have begun to specialise in commercial carpentry construction.

We employ over 80 employees across the divisions, including Engineers, Project Managers, Quantity Surveyors, Administration Wizards, Qualified Carpenters, and Apprentices (Civil and Carpentry). Our dedication to employee and company development has allowed the business to to grow and diversify over time, making us a leading a construction company in the region for commercial and civil construction.

The team have successfully completed over 200 projects from Wairoa to the East Cape, ranging from footpaths to the inner harbour development and residential homes to large school upgrades. Focusing on quality craftsmanship, we are a team that focus on getting the job done well