Event created by Jackson Jones
Webinar - Erection of the ANI building
The main assembly building at the Australian Naval Infrastructure (ANI) is 200 metres long, 90 metres wide and 50 metres high. This presented significant challenges for the erection of the shed that are magnified by its size. Robert Bird Group (RBG) and Lend Lease (LLL) developed an erection methodology. This reduced the need to work from heights and maintained the sheds stability throughout the erection procedure. The walls were preassembled at ground level and rotated in place and then the roof was assembled at ground level and then jacked into place.
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About the speakers
James Deane-Butcher
James has 20 years’ experience as a Structural Design Engineer including Construction Engineering and Temporary Works Design. His construction engineering expertise includes construction sequencing, staged erection analysis and temporary works design.
James’ experience includes major sports facilities and Convention Centre’s:
• Adelaide Oval Redevelopment, Adelaide (Senior Construction Engineer)
• Rod Laver Arena Redevelopment, Melbourne (Technical Reviewer)
• Adelaide Convention Centre, Adelaide (Senior Construction Engineer)
• New Perth Stadium, Perth (Independent Certifier)
• Memorial Drive Tennis Centre, Adelaide (Project Principal)
• Flemington Racecourse Grandstand Refurbishment, Melbourne (Senior Design Engineer)
Kyle Hourigan
Kyle has extensive technical experience in the analysis of stadium roofs and long-span structures; floor dynamics and vibrations; modelling and analysis of large complex structures; and construction stage modelling.
Kyle's stadium and long span experience includes:
• Rod Laver Arena, Melbourne (Design Engineer)
• Adelaide Convention Centre, Adelaide (Construction Engineer)
• New Perth Stadium, Perth (Design Reviewer)
• Stadium Australia, Sydney (Concept Design Engineer)
• New Doha International Stadium, Qatar (Design Reviewer)
