Sturt Reserve Rowing Launch and Recreation Precinct
Client: The Rural City of Murray Bridge The project scope of Stage 1 included the removal of the existing concrete footpath, public lighting and turf and replacement with a feature exposed aggregate shared use path, granite stone paving bands, new LED lighting, stormwater drainage and a variety of soft landscapes including irrigated planted garden beds, mulched surfaces and instant turf. The project also introduced bespoke furniture, BBQ’s and artwork connected with the history of the site. Innovation: The site, being adjacent the Murray River and beneath/around significant native vegetation, required careful environmental controls to avoid tree protection zones and water sedimentation. Tree protection zones were delineated using temporary fencing and hydro-excavation was employed to excavate the root zones whilst silt fencing and “turkey nests” were utilised to prevent soil entering the water course. |
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Waterfall Gully to Mount Lofty Summit Trail Restoration
Client: Renewal SA |
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Mount Barker Plaza - Gawler and Stephen Street
Client: District Council of Mount Barker Pedestrian and traffic management was a difficult task on this project, Camco implemented a plan which allowed the safe flow of pedestrians around the perimeter of the work site while maintaining access to the local businesses. Trenching works were required around the existing street trees which was carried out in consultation with the council arborist. |
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Doctors Road and States Road, Onkaparinga Hills - Shared Use Path
Client: City of Onkaparinga Innovation: The existing levels and alignment didn’t quite match the design following setout. Working closely with our Client, we were able to implement subtle change to achieve the design intent whilst still ensuring construction was carried out to a high standard. The existing levels and alignment didn’t quite match the design following setout. Working closely with our Client, we were able to implement subtle change to achieve the design intent whilst still ensuring construction was carried out to a high standard. A section of the path adjacent the creek had significant trees with shallow roots. To prevent potential root damage we opted to forgo base construction in this zone, and implement a specially designed control joint “Tripstop” to overcome any future movement issues. |
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