Located at Stebonheath Wetlands in Andrews Farm, South Australia, the site is an active public environment used by residents, schools, and community groups, requiring careful staging to maintain continuous access during works.
CHALLENGES AND Solutions
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View Full Case StudyThe project required a coordinated upgrade across multiple structures within a live public environment, while maintaining access and working within sensitive wetland conditions.
Continuous public access
Works were staged asset-by-asset to maintain safe access for residents, school groups, and weekly Park Run activities.
Environmentally sensitive site
Temporary access matting, erosion controls, and restricted material handling were implemented to protect wetland conditions.
Deteriorated existing structures
Timber decking was removed in sections, with underlying structural elements assessed and replaced or reinforced where required.
Integration with existing assets
FRP decking systems were designed to interface with existing steel and timber substructures, ensuring compatibility and structural compliance.
Efficient delivery across multiple assets
Pre-cut FRP panels and a structured installation sequence reduced on-site time and improved coordination across boardwalks and platforms.
