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City Rail Link's C6 contract involves diverting a section of the existing Mt Eden stormwater pipe.
Demolition of an apartment block was needed for CRL’s C6 Mt Eden works began
Demolition of an apartment block was needed before CRL’s C6 Mt Eden stormwater diversion could start
Demolition of an apartment block was needed before CRL’s C6 stormwater diversion could start
Demolition of an apartment block was needed before CRL’s C6 stormwater diversion could start
Demolition of an apartment block was needed before CRL’s C6 stormwater diversion could start
Jeffie, the tunnel boring machine, being used in the CRL C6 works
Demolition of an apartment block was needed before CRL’s C6 stormwater diversion could start
Demolition of an apartment block was needed before CRL’s C6 stormwater diversion could start
Demolition of an apartment block was needed before CRL’s C6 stormwater diversion could start
Mt Eden stormwater pipe 26 February 2019
At Mt Eden, the caisson being sunk at Nikau St.
WATER ST SITE: Preparation of permanent chamber to be lowered into shaft June 2019
GETTING READY: Preparation for breaking into the tunnel June 2019
Mining for the pipe connection at Nikau Street June 2019
Jeffie on her way to the port to leave NZ June 2019
Jeffie on her way to the port June 2019
In March 2019, Jeffie, the CRL machine tunneling around Eden Terrace/Mt Eden encountered what appeared to be an ‘ancient’ tree, more than 20,000 years old.
It was found at 291m at 15m deep as we entered the basalt area, which indicated that it had been knocked over at the edge of a basalt flow and smothered by the lava rather than catch on fire.
In March 2019, Jeffie, the CRL machine tunneling around Eden Terrace/Mt Eden encountered what appeared to be an ‘ancient’ tree, more than 20,000 years old.
It was found at 291m at 15m deep as we entered the basalt area, which indicated that it had been knocked over at the edge of a basalt flow and smothered by the lava rather than catch on fire.