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Course Content Geotechnical data and design Typical foundation solutions for basements and structures Effects on neighbouring structures and adjacent tunnels Structural forces and design standards Force balance Design interaction with architects, M&E and others Case history: Kings Cross Northern Ticket Halls Introduction to pile & in-situ retaining wall types Construction methodologies Specifications, reinforcement, connections & temporary works Case studies Speaker/s PETER CRACKNELL, BSc (Hons), CEng, MICE, MIStructE, Associate Director, Arup London, is based in Arup Building Engineering's London office and leads design teams for large projects, primarily in London. Peter specialises in the design of basements and underground structures, both in commercial buildings and in the railway environment. Dr PETER INGRAM, BEng, PhD, Senior Geotechnical Engineer, Arup London, is responsible for the geotechnical design of a number of deep and shallow basements both in the UK and overseas. He has particular expertise in the substructure design of large buildings, including those with deep basements and those that interact with railway structures and tunnels. Dr PETER BOURNE-WEBB, PhD, MSc, BE, DIC, Chief Geotechnical Engineer, Cementation Foundations Skanska Ltd. At Skanska Peter has a wide ranging brief to review and where possible enhance the approaches used for both bearing pile and retaining wall design and construction. Book Now |
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