DIDP

JFC delivered comprehensive enhancements to Quay Street, the Lower Albert Bus Interchange, Galway Street, and Te Wānanga (Downtown Public Space). The works support the long-term growth of Auckland's waterfront and pedestrian network over the next 10 years. Spanning more than 20,000 m² of reclaimed land, the project was executed within a complex, densely built urban environment, bordered by the central business district, heritage buildings, the waterfront, and other major construction activities, requiring careful planning and precise delivery.  JFC delivered: Site clearance and bulk cut to subgrade level. Upgrading of existing power, water, and communications infrastructure, including relocation, installation of new services, and future-proofing. Stormwater system upgrades within a challenging marine environment, requiring careful management of tidal influences, contamination, marine sediment, dewatering, and associated temporary works. Construction of raingardens and tree pits to support urban greening and water-filtering. Installation of finished surfaces including concrete and paved footpaths, carriageways, and cycleways. Installation of new street lighting and traffic signals. Salvaging and transplanting of nine specimen Pohutukawa trees. Installation of street furniture and soft landscaping, including the planting of 136 large trees, among them 15 mature 1000L Nikau palms.  Client - Auckland Transport / Downtown JV Date - May 2019 - Dec 2022 Location - Auckland CBD Budget - $85 million