Clients
Local government
Glenferrie Road Streetscape works, Malvern
The Glenferrie Road streetscape works involved raised pavement treatments for pedestrians
through all intersections. A series of bio-retention tree pits were also incorporated
in the works to meet current best practice pollution reduction targets.
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Glenferrie road, typical raised pavement treatment.
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Glenferrie road, new footpath & bio-retention tree pits.
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Station Street Reconstruction, Malvern
The Station Street Road Reconstruction & Streetscape works involved the removal
and replacement of the existing bluestone kerb and channel, and the introduction
of a central median strip for the entire length. The works also included the introduction
of two bio-retention rain gardens, and an infiltration trench to meet current best
practice performance targets for Water Sensitive Urban Design.
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Station Street, looking east from Glenferrie Road end.
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Station Street, looking east showing one of the two raingardens.
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Station Street, looking west.
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Graham Street Reconstruction, Albert Park
The Graham Street Road Reconstruction involved narrowing the road with the introduction
of a series of kerb outstands to protect and preserve existing well established
trees. 90° parking bays were used between the new outstands to maximize on-street
parking.
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Graham Street, looking east from Withers Street.
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Graham Street, looking west from Victoria Avenue.
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Stephen Street Reconstruction, Yarraville
The Stephen Street road reconstruction was an asphalt overlay involving the removal
and replacement of bluestone kerb and channel, and the introduction a central median.
The project also incorporated a total of 14 Bio-retention raingardens, and permeable
pavement to surround existing sensitive trees.
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Stephen Street, shortly after concrete and asphalt works (prior to planting)
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Stephen Street, shortly after concrete and asphalt works (prior to planting)
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Typical Local Area Traffic Management Works
Development Projects & Infrastructure
Yas Island Marina, Yacht Club and retail precinct, Abu Dhabi
The Yas Island development, in Abu Dhabi, would be one of the highest profile projects
currently under construction in the world (due for completion late 2009). The Marina,
Yacht club and associated retail precinct forms an integral part of this project.
JDS Civil Designs & Surveys adopted small scale linear surface water drainage channels, previously
popular in Airport and logistic situations, to provide a seamless, aesthetically
sound and cost effective design solution for this challenging project.
Yarrbat Avenue Retirement Village, Balwyn
Yarrbat Avenue Retirement Village represents typical civil design for a retirement
village carried out by JDS Civil Designs & Surveys. The civil design included a 30metre3 detention
tank, a pumped system from the basement, and all pavement make-ups and proposed
levels.
Local government
Infrastructure
Development
