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ADG Engineers are thrilled to share our involvement on new concrete bridge crossing at 829 Tallebudgera Creek Road. This project showcases our expertise in designing and engineering resilient infrastructure that serves the needs and safety of our community for years to come.   The new bridge replaces the old timber bridge that was damaged by an extreme weather event in March 2022. This event highlighted the urgent need for a structure capable of withstanding such challenges in the future, as the old bridge posed a serious risk to the safety and mobility of residents. ADG worked closely with the City of Gold Coast Council to create a solution that is functional, sustainable, and innovative, ensuring that the bridge can cope with the changing climate and provide safe access for residents.   ADG are proud of our team's dedication to deliver a high-quality infrastructure asset that strengthens the connections and security of the local Tallebudgera and wider Gold Coast community. We also thank the City of Gold Coast Council for their trust and collaboration and the residents for their support and patience. Together, we are not just building bridges; we are forging connections and safeguarding our collective future.   #weareadg #wedesignwithpurpose @CityofGoldCoast Silverstrand Sheng Dong Timothy Fairlie Brendan Teefy

ADG Engineers are proud to be a part of this significant project for WA’s METRONET program. https://lnkd.in/gs6rfv-q #wedesignwithpurpose #weareadg

ADG Engineers have been proud to partner with NAWIC WA and NAWIC QLD - National Association of Women in Construction in support of early career women in construction through access to the "First Five" professional development program by Trellis Collective across Australia. The ‘First Five Program’ is an 8-week intensive course designed for women navigating their first five years in the construction industry, including targeted coaching, skills development and building connections. Piyumika Vidyadari, Structural Engineer (Perth) and Merly Rivera, Junior Design Technician (Brisbane) participated in this year's cohort, and ADG Engineers are pleased to celebrate their involvement.   Hear from some of the women in construction who recently completed the First Five Program through the link below - https://lnkd.in/gqdcPMbZ #weareadg #wedesignwithpurpose

ADG Engineers are proud to have three projects recognised in the Master Builders Queensland Awards 2024 across Housing and Construction categories. These projects showcase our engineering excellence, innovation, and quality in delivering outstanding outcomes for our clients and the community. 1. The Awaken Residences won the Project of the Year award for its stunning design and structural integrity. This luxury apartment complex features a car lift, precast core and wall detailing, and post-tensioned floors to maximise space and views. Congratulations to the team for creating this landmark on the D-Bar hill. 2. The Wave Swinger at Dreamworld won the Best Tourism and Leisure Facility award for its captivating and exhilarating ride experience. This attraction combines double rotational movements, inclined column, water effects, and lighting to create a sensation of flight. We are proud to have delivered the Structural, Civil, and Hydraulic engineering for this project, as well as the elegant loading station that complements the ride's aesthetics. 3. The Bianca by Mosaic won the Best Medium Density Housing award for its exclusive collection of 13 three-bedroom residences. This masterpiece offers seamless indoor-outdoor living, expansive balconies, and uninterrupted views of the coastline. Our team designed the post-tensioned floorplates, the insitu central lift and stair core, and the raft foundation to ensure stability and longevity of this stunning development. Honored to be part of the Master Builders Awards 2024 and to celebrate the achievements of our industry. #weareadg #wedesignwithpurpose #MasterBuildersAwards2024 Timothy Fairlie Paul Andonaros Brendan Teefy @Andy Bergh Benjamin Rowe @Corey Obst Oleg Belov, David Saul @LukedeVries Andrew Walker John Small Logan Birks Jaden Ijurco Matthew Brown, @Lucas Sanchez Blanchot https://lnkd.in/gWZuQV7a

ADG Engineers are proud to be part of this significant project for Queensland. #wedesignwithpurpose #weareadg #NorthshoreBrisbane #Brisbane2032 #Sustainability

ADG DELIVERS INNOVATIVE AND IMPACTFUL SOLUTIONS FOR SOMERSET COLLEGE   ADG are proud to share our involvement in this project for Somerset College, a leading independent school in Queensland. Having engineered the roads and drainage adjacent to the flood zone, ADG Engineers provided Civil and Structural design services for the new Early Learning classrooms, a playing field with an undercover carpark as well as improved the infrastructure and safety of the school's drop-off area and external intersection.   This project showcases our expertise in creating purpose-driven solutions that enhance the learning environment and the well-being of the school community. We have used a creative approach to utilise the available land resources, such as building the circulation space beneath the hockey field. We have also ensured that the project meets the performance criteria, with different loading and founding conditions across multiple structures and elements.   The result is a stunning and functional project that the school community will enjoy for many years. ADG has established a reputation for delivering innovative design and economical construction. We are grateful for the opportunity to work with Somerset College, ONE PM GROUP. & Hutchinson Builders. #wedesignwithpurpose #weareadg Timothy Fairlie David Saul Brendan Teefy Check out some photos of the project through the below link: https://lnkd.in/gaA5HwEy

The 2024 NAIDOC theme ‘Keep the Fire Burning! Blak, Loud & Proud’ is a call to honour the enduring spirit of our cultures. The theme honours the enduring strength and vitality of First Nations culture – with fire a symbol of connection to Country, to each other, and to the rich tapestry of traditions that define Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples. Held across the country from 7-14 July 2024, NAIDOC Week will celebrate and recognise the history, culture and achievements of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples. Together, we keep the fire burning through our ADG Engineers Reflect Reconciliation Action Plan. 

ADG Engineers Perth team were delighted to attend the UDIA WA Lunch with the Premier – The Honourable Roger Cook MLA. Over 500 representatives from the Development Industry were in attendance for the announcement of the extension to the EOI for Housing Diversity Pipeline. This forms a critical part of the State Government's investment to boost social housing and increase the delivery of housing to meet the future demands of our communities.   ADG look forward to playing an important role in this city shaping initiative. 

ADG Engineers is proud to be involved in the temporary works design for the Queensland Rail Accessibility Upgrade Program with Laing O'Rourke for Queensland Rail.   At Buranda station, assessment of the existing structure was required to enable piling works in close proximity.   Working closely with the construction team and our Geotechnical partners, ADG Engineers delivered a safe and practical solution which included the construction of a piling pad and temporary shoring of the existing retaining wall to laterally support the piling rig construction loading.

QUEENSLAND CORPORATE GAMES | ADG Engineers Over the weekend, ADG participated at the Queensland Corporate Games, playing mixed netball and men’s touch footy at The University of Queensland. A big thank you to our captains for bringing the teams together and although we didn’t snag a win this time, the team enjoyed the competition and is already planning to up their game next year! Now in it’s 32nd year, Corporate Games is Australia’s largest and longest running annual multisport championship. The first World Corporate Games held in San Francisco in 1988 was organised by Australian, Dr Maureen Johnston. Sydney hosted the first Australian Corporate Games in 1993 where 1200 participants competed. The Games expanded in 1997, first to Melbourne then in 2000 to Brisbane. Corporate Games are now held in Sydney, Melbourne, and Brisbane. Open to all businesses and organisations – large and small, the Games were established to encourage companies to support their employees’ pursuit of a healthier and more active lifestyle and enjoy the accompanying health and team benefits. Teams may include employees, colleagues, clients, family and friends. The largest team to date is the Queensland Government with 1886 entrants making it the largest team worldwide ever entered in a Corporate Games. The games have raised over $1,000,000 benefiting 15 Charities and Foundations included Epilepsy Victoria, Australian Diabetes Council, the Starlight Children’s Foundation, Redkite, Camp Quality and Beyond Blue. #weareadg #corporategames2024 #universityofqueensland