Lower Retaining Wall Works, Great Ocean Road
Construction of a seven-metre-tall gabion wall to support a failed section of the Great Ocean Road.
Scope
Keystone Civil was engaged to construct a seven-meter-tall gabion wall on the Great Ocean Road to support a failed section of this tourism route in Western Victoria. The project scope included pavement demolition, traffic management, bulk earthworks, gabion wall construction, placement of lightweight backfill, pavement construction, concrete works, and management of restricted access and fall from heights. These efforts ensured the stability and safety of the Great Ocean Road, preserving its significance as a key tourist attraction.
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Overview
Client
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Seven-Metre Gabion Wall
A seven-metre-tall gabion retaining structure was constructed to stabilise the failed road section and support long-term road safety.
Constrained Corridor Delivery
Construction required careful management of restricted access, live traffic and working-at-height risks along the Great Ocean Road.
Highton Basin Cover & Liner Replacement
Highton Basin Cover & Liner Replacement
