Concrete thinking - strong Aurecon presence at Concrete Institute 2011 conference
10 October 2011 - With nine speakers presenting, Aurecon was the largest contributor of papers among consulting firms at the Concrete Institute of Australia’s Conference in Perth on 12-14 October 2011.
The theme of the conference was on "Building a sustainable future".
Dr Kourosh Kayvani, Head of Innovation, said, “Aurecon’s expertise in the use of concrete in buildings and infrastructure developments demonstrates best-practice in the industry.”
He added, “We had speakers across the construction, property and transport industries presenting our innovative client solutions and the latest thinking in concrete”.
Our presentations included:
- Ken O’Neill: Runway end safety area structures at Sydney Airport
- Anthony Scanlon: Using concrete to reduce energy consumption in iconic Perth public buildings
- Svetlana Khaykina: Innovative design of a 25-story concrete tower housing 10-story car stacker constructed using tunnel form system
- Ralph Belperio: Saving Brisbane City Hall
- Mark Alexander: Australia’s largest bridge pour using self-compacting concrete
- Declan Barrett: Non-linear FEA of thin walled concrete filled composite tubular column portal frame connection
- Aaron Toscan: Concrete framed hospitals and laboratories – key design issues and challenges
- Tom Watts: Evaluation of AS3600-2009 provisions for design by non-linear analysis
- Ulf Kreher: Cathodic prevention/protection in durability design of reinforced concrete structures
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