In a first of its kind application in Australia, customized panels of Mirafi® PET2000/100 geotextiles were installed as reinforcement in this harbour seawall restoration project.
Manila Bay’s environment has been deteriorating at an alarming rate with severe pollution. The first phase of the project is to clean and reduce the water pollutants of Manila Bay which involves massive dredging and sediment control.
The Clark International Airport serves as an alternative to the main airport in Metro Manila. A waterway revetment is required to serve as a catch basin for water run-off within the airport and erosion protection measures are required.
Beaches erode due to the continuous exposure to external forces such as currents and waves. To prevent beach erosion, breakwater structures are constructed to reduce the wave energy that approaches the shore.
The Davao City coastal road bypass project will traverse from Roxas Avenue to Bago Aplaya, cutting through NHA Kadayawan Homes, Matina Aplaya, and Bolton Isla. This project won the 2019 IFAI IAA Award of Excellence.
Almacen River is one of the two major rivers in Bataan, Philippines. Its headwaters in the Natib mountains extends down to Hermosa and exits through the Orani Channel to Manila Bay.
The Meritus Pelangi Beach Resort is located at Pantai Cenang, Langkawi. Pantai Cenang is the most developed beach on the west coast of Peninsular Malaysia.
Sinthay River originates from the Sinthay reservoir situated about 50km to the North of Naypidaw and flows pass a broad floodplain valley to eventually join the Sittaung River to the East of Naypidaw.
More than 27 km of geotextile tubes were installed to reclaim the 4.1 km × 26 m work platforms and to construct the 600,000 m³ dredged sediment containment facility for the construction of Lach Huyen Bridge in Vietnam.
Sections of Segamat River in the town areas have been widened and levees raised during previous flood mitigation works.
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