Allco Projects - Wynyard Quarter Innovation Precinct – Madden Street

Wynyard Quarter Innovation Precinct – Madden Street

Project Requirements

Site had a high concentration of contaminants, high water table and saline. Waterproofing membrane was required to handle hydrostatic pressure as well as to act as a vapour barrier protecting indoor air from potential ingress of hydrocarbon vapours.


Industry Sector

Residential & Commercial


Solution

Due to the levels of hydrocarbon, Coreflex was the ideal solution for this project.

Project Details

Project Name: WQIP Building – Viaduct Harbour – 12 Madden Street

Applicator: MPM Waterproofing Ltd

Architect: Warren & Mahoney / Simpson Gumpertz & Hager

Builder: Hawkins Group (Hawkins Construction Ltd)

Products Used: Coreflex , Casali Dermabit Extra

Completed: March 2017

 


The Project 

Project Requirement

The building is a six-storey office building located on Madden Street in the Wynyard Quarter precinct of Auckland, New Zealand. The floorplan is 29 m x 55 m, giving a total office floor area of approximately 10,000 m2 that includes ground floor café and retail. Level 6 is a roof and plant room floor. The building has a two-level underground basement car park under the building footprint with an extension to the east under the laneway. The basement raft slab was in-situ concrete placed over site concrete. The basement walls consisted of full height precast panels with intermittent stitch joints. The tanking system wraps all portions of the basement, including the lift pit and slab-on-grade areas.

Due to the location of the building in the Wynyard Quarter there is a high concentration of contaminants, high water table and saline. A waterproofing membrane was required not only to handle hydrostatic pressure but also to act as a vapour barrier protecting indoor air from potential ingress of hydrocarbon vapours.

Solution

Due to the levels of hydrocarbon, Coreflex was the ideal solution for this project. Coreflex consists of a reinforced thermoplastic membrane integrally bonded to a proprietary active polymer core (APC) technology layer. The two barrier materials combined provide superior waterproofing protection unmatched by any other product. As this was the first application of Coreflex within New Zealand, the installation was carried out by MPM Waterproofing and Samson Contract Services, our top installers. Installation began with a pre-installation meeting and was closely monitored by independent Quality Assurance engineers throughout the waterproofing process.

Cetco’s HydroShield Warranty consists of a twenty-year material and labour warranty. HydroShield™ Warranty is overseen and certified by an independent inspection program.
Tokin & Taylor Engineering – independently trained and certified CETCO inspectors – issued the project’s HydroShield Warranty guaranteeing the project, the quality of the products installed, proper installation and on-site inspection offering the building owner peace of mind.