ACSES Engineers

Aspect was a ten-storey residential build in North Gosford, three basements down.

Our scope:
- Geotechnical modelling and analysis
- Structural modelling and analysis
- Shoring and bulk excavation, with lateral support and underpinning for the adjoining structures
- Foundations and superstructure, concrete frame
- Conventional reinforcement for the concrete elements
- Pre and post construction dilapidation reports
- Construction supervision and pre-pour inspections against the design documentation

One team carried it from the ground investigation through to the final inspection.

Project: 60-64 Hills Street, North Gosford

Building Relationships Beyond Structures

Boronia was a ten-storey mixed-use project in Engadine, three basement levels under it.

Our scope:
- Geotechnical modelling and analysis
- Structural modelling and analysis
- Shoring and bulk excavation, with lateral support and underpinning for the adjoining structures
- Foundations and superstructure
- Conventional reinforcement for the concrete elements
- Post-tensioned slab reinforcement design
- Pre and post construction dilapidation reports
- Construction supervision and pre-pour inspections against the design documentation

Geotech model first, the frame above it second, and our engineers on site for every pour.

Project: 18-26 Boronia Avenue, Engadine

Building Relationships Beyond Structures

2A-8 Burwood Road, Burwood. The Summit.

This was a twelve-storey inner-Sydney mixed-use sat down a tight urban corridor where every adjoining property line had a vote on the column grid above, with structural, civil, and geotechnical resolved across the same desks rather than chased through three separate consultants.

We led with the geotechnical model against AS 1726 and grew the structural design from there, with the shoring strategy reading every neighbouring boundary before a single column position was committed, and Sydney Water sitting across the civil package from concept through to certification.

The work speaks for itself.

Building Relationships Beyond Structures