... SERVICES ADVANCE WORKS EARTHWORKS CONTRACTORS RECLAMATION TERMINALS BUILDINGS AIRFIELDS PASSENGERS INFRASTRUCTURE SUBCONTRACTORS COMMUNICATIONS ROOFS MODULES FOUNDATIONS ISLANDS ARTIFICIAL LAND RECLAMATION HONG KONG AIRPORT AUTHORITY HONG KONG CHEK LAP KOK HONG KONG...

... are also reviewed. © 1998 Thomas Telford Ltd 1998 AIRPORTS INTERNATIONAL MANAGEMENT PROCUREMENT PROJECTS TENDERING CONDITIONS CONTRACTS DISPUTES RESOLUTION INFRASTRUCTURE PLATFORMS BRIDGES VIADUCTS TUNNELS ROADS RAILWAYS LINK LAND RECLAMATION EXPRESSWAYS METHODS CONTROL...

... PROCUREMENT CIVIL ENGINEERING LAND RECLAMATION ISLANDS ARTIFICIAL HONG KONG CHEK LAP KOK HONG KONG CHINA ASIA Introduction Ernest Iv-wipz,MBE, BA, BAI,MSC, C E F ~FI,CE Welcome to this special issue of Civil Engineering, the general journal of Proceedings of the Institution of Civil...

...G W PLANT; D E OAKERVEE Hong Kong's new airport covers an area of 1248 ha, of which three quarters has been reclaimed from the sea. This paper describes the civil engineering design for the HK$ 50 billion project including the reclamation, runways, 550 000 m² passenger terminal building...

... of Transport (MOT) has been working since 1984 to expand and move the airport s facilities on to an existing land reclamation site. Innovative civil engineering techniques, especially latest soil-improvement technologies, were also required to minimize maintenance requirements and ensure that the airport...

... ENTRANCES STRUCTURES PROJECTS FLOATING EXPLOSIVES JETTIES DEEP WATER BERTHING LAND RECLAMATION POWER STATIONS SAFETY ENVIRONMENT SEA DEFENCE WEAPONS MILITARY WARSHIPS DESIGN CONSTRUCTION GATES DREDGING BARROW ENGLAND COULPORT FASLANE FIRTH OF CLYDE SCOTLAND UK...

... MW in three phases 60 MW to be ready in 1953, and a further 60 MW to be added in 1955 and 1957. Work started on the reclamation of the 80 ha site on 22 March 1950. Over 800 000 t of sand were dredged and deposited. Construction started in August 1950 with the driving of over 5000 piles precast...

... due tothe loading of the reclaimed airport island takes place in the alluvial layer and the upper diluvial layer. Reclamation material The airport island was reclaimed by depositing approximately 178 million m3of material over a period of three years. The reclamation material consisted of decomposed...

...S HERBERT © Thomas Telford and ICE 1995 TBV SCIENCE LAND CONTAMINATED DESIGN GUIDANCE PRACTICE GUIDES INVESTIGATIONS ASSESSMENT REMEDIATION ENVIRONMENT POLLUTION RECLAMATION SITES SUBSTANCES HAZARDOUS POLICIES CONTAMINATION RISKS MANAGEMENT BREFING The ICE has...

... and, even worse, both vacant anddeveloped sites are being unreasonably blighted. Reclamation of derelict land must obviously be carried out to proper standardosf safety, and to be feasible at all it has tboe economically viable. Thekey to meeting both these criteria is a balanced engineerinjgudgement...