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'Propless' cross passage construction at Victoria station upgrade, London

Event organised by The British Tunnelling Society

Date
15 January 2015
Time
17:00 - 20:00 GMT
Location
Institution of Civil Engineers
One Great George Street
Westminster
London
, SW1P 3AA
United Kingdom

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Overview

The Victoria Station Upgrade is part of London Underground’s Station Capacity Programme, aimed at reducing congestion and modernising the station at this key passenger transport interchange. The upgrade is being constructed by Taylor Woodrow BAM Nuttall JV who have been on site since 2011.

The upgrade includes a new ticket hall and entrance to the north of the existing station, extending the size of the existing southern ticket hall, nine new escalators, eight lifts and pedestrian tunnels to connect the two ticket halls and the existing station.

This presentation focuses on the innovative techniques developed to allow construction of the connections to the existing station to be implemented with nominal intrusion into the operational and passenger areas.

Speakers

  • Ian Heath, TWBN JV Tunnel Manager
  • Anmol Bedi, MM, Senior SCL Engineer
  • Daniel Alston, LU, Senior Project Manager

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Pauline Arundel

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