Iwi blessing at the start of demolition

CRLL CEO Dr Sean Sweeney and Hiro Potini from Ngati Tamaoho

Iwi blessing at the start of the demolition work

Start of demolition work in Mercury Lane 4 Nov 2019

Beresford Square before construction work starts

Start of demolition work in Mercury Lane 4 Nov 2019

Beresford Square before demolition

Link Alliance’s Karangahape Beresford Info Hub

Beresford Square before construction

Karangahape station construction site during lockdown

Entrance at Level 3 for Mercury Plaza

Entrance and health checks at Mercury Plaza

Beresford Square/Pitt St April 2020

Beresford Sq April 2020

Pitt St April 2020

Mercury Lane entrance at Covid Level 3 April 2020

Temporary shaft at Mercury Lane May 2020

Temporary shaft at Mercury Lane construction site May 2020

Bentonite plant at the Mercury Lane construction site May 2020

At Mercury Lane, the temporary shaft in the centre of the picture is progressing rapidly with two of the three ring beams poured. The shaft – which provides underground access for all plant and personnel – will eventually be more than 20 metres deep and covered by a massive noise enclosure, allowing for 24/7 operations.

Panoramic shot of Mercury Lane construction area

The excavation of the temporary access shaft at Mercury Lane June 2020

Safety is paramount on the #Link Alliance #crl #cityraillink construction sites.

Those working on the Karangahape Station recently held a site-wide evacuation drill, which included getting a worker-sized dummy above ground from the temporary access shaft. The shaft is now more than halfway to its final depth of 22-metres.

A big thanks to our neighbours for letting 150 ‘orange vests’ assemble in their car park!

Safety is paramount on the #Link Alliance #crl #cityraillink construction sites.

Those working on the Karangahape Station recently held a site-wide evacuation drill, which included getting a worker-sized dummy above ground from the temporary access shaft. The shaft is now more than halfway to its final depth of 22-metres.

A big thanks to our neighbours for letting 150 ‘orange vests’ assemble in their car park!

Safety is paramount on the #Link Alliance #crl #cityraillink construction sites.

Those working on the Karangahape Station recently held a site-wide evacuation drill, which included getting a worker-sized dummy above ground from the temporary access shaft. The shaft is now more than halfway to its final depth of 22-metres.

A big thanks to our neighbours for letting 150 ‘orange vests’ assemble in their car park!

Mercury Lane July 2020

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