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Mainmark wins global Ground Engineering Award

Mainmark wins global Ground Engineering Award for Christchurch Art Gallery Re-Level Project

WATCH THE VIDEO: See how Mainmark re-levelled the 33,000 tonne Christchurch Art Gallery using Jet Grout and
JOG Computer Controlled Grouting: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PvEwQfZbBiA

Mainmark has won International Project of the Year Award at the 2016 Ground Engineering Awards for its Christchurch Art Gallery project in New Zealand. The project saw Mainmark re-support and re-level the 33,000 tonne gallery in just 52 days, rectifying foundation damage caused by the 2010 and 2011 Christchurch Earthquakes.

The judging panel commended Mainmark, saying “the winner in this category clearly demonstrated the stakeholder involvement and support of other team members on the outcome of the project. They showed strong and innovative combination of technologies which delivered a great result for the client.”

Tim Pope, Chief Operations Officer at Mainmark said: “We are extremely proud to receive this prestigious award, especially among such a high calibre of finalists. The re-levelling of Christchuch Art Gallery was a landmark project for Mainmark and the industry, setting a new benchmark in earthquake remediation for large scale buildings.

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“The International Project of the Year award is testament to the expertise and commitment of the Mainmark team, who worked tirelessly to deliver a truly innovative solution with tight project management.”

The Christchurch Art Gallery was resurrected using Jet Grouting and JOG Computer Controlled Grouting to re-support and re-level the 6,500 squre metre foundations, without requiring excavation or the occupants or exhibits to vacate. The International Project of the Year Award recognises projects that have delivered geotechnical innovation that stands out on the international stage for credentials in sustainability, health and safety, and value engineering.

Judges consider client satisfaction, innovation, value for money, performance against prediction, the quality of design and construction, safety, and application of quality management.

For more information, visit www.mainmark.com or call 1800 623 312.
For more information on the Ground Engineering Awards, visit www.awards.geplus.co.uk.
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