East Shores Precinct Stage 1A

Sector

Community

Location

Gladstone, QLD

East Shores Precinct Stage 1A

Stats

$30M

Project value

79

Weeks to build

Details

Client

Gladstone Ports Corporation

Subsector

Sporting, Parks & Recreation

Completed

2014

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Contributors

Client

Architect

Civil & Structural Engineer

Team Leader

Robert Weymouth

Photographer

Team Leader

Robert Weymouth

Architect

Woods Bagot

Civil & Structural Engineer

ADG Engineers

Photographer

Angus Martin

The Gladstone Ports Corporation awarded Hutchinson Builders the East Shores Stage 1A project, which comprised the construction of the first part of Gladstone Coal Exporters Maritime Precinct's major foreshore development. It included the realignment of Flinders Parade, cantilevered boardwalk, 400m of armour rock sea wall, wet dock for the HMAS Gladstone, public utility plant, family water play park, public facilities building, car parking and a new walkway up Auckland Hill.

The implementation of multiple comprehensive environmental approaches was required in order to manage a number of possible environmental risks. These included marine mammal and fauna management, geological concerns with Auckland Hill, potential acid sulphate soils, erosion and sediment control (both land and marine), air quality management, and noise and vibration management. Hutchinson Builders worked closely with consultants to ensure that any environmental factors were overcome in a safe and eco-friendly manner.

This project was successfully delivered on time and within budget, maintaining a close relationship with the Client and all involved stakeholders.

In 2019 Hutchies was awarded Stage 1B of the East Shores Precinct. The latest stage will add a mix of new amenities, plaza for the cruise ship terminal, multi-purpose function centre, waterfront café, open air cinema, and picnic shelters.

#Awards

2015 QMBA Awards Queensland Community Service Facility over $5M

2015 QMBA Awards Central Queensland Project of the Year

2015 QMBA Awards Central Queensland Community Service Facility over $5M

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