Project
Opzeeland Warehouse
Region
Christchurch
Client
Opzeeland Properties Ltd
Completed
DSA May - 2021, Strengthening Design - Aug 2021, Strengthening Construction Works completed 2023

The Opzeeland warehouse complex was flagged as either earthquake-prone or an earthquake-risk structure, prompting the owner to seek seismic strengthening measures. Davis Ogilvie conducted a thorough seismic assessment of a truck depot and warehousing site comprising four interconnected industrial buildings, a sizable canopy structure, and a two-storey office.

 

Upon completing the assessment of the entire complex, a comprehensive strategy was devised to strengthen the buildings to meet 67% of the New Building Standard. This strategy entailed incorporating extra bracing, restraints, and tie beams to establish efficient load paths for transferring lateral forces from the structure into the foundations.

 

As part of this work we prepared and submitted the building consent application, liaised with the builder and client, carried out construction monitoring and oversaw the completion of strengthening works. The strengthening works had to be undertaken while the commercial building was still in operation so works were detailed to minimise interference with the day-to-day operations.

 

Overall, our involvement extended from the initial stages of obtaining consent to overseeing the completion of the strengthening works, providing a seamless and efficient approach throughout the entire project.

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