CITAC x PolyU CEEAA Webinar on Construction of the Long Span Footbridge at North West Kowloon Reclamation Site 6
A 2-spans steel Long Span Footbridge in length of 145m was constructed connecting Hoi Ying estate and the government institution community block at Hoi Tat Estate. The major span is 111m across West Kowloon Highway. The footbridge is a tied-arch structure with 10.5m high. The deck level is 11.5m above the deck level of West Kowloon Highway underneath.
The footbridge is spanning over 16 lanes of carriageway and 3 railway lines including Tuen Ma Line, Tung Chung Line and Airport Express. An innovative construction method of vertical erection and rotation lowering for connection was implemented.
The construction method is the first of its kind adopted in Hong Kong.
The construction process and challenges for design, manufacturing, erection and lowering operation will be presented by the engineering team of professionals who are the alumni of The Hong Kong Polytechnic University.
Programme:
- Background of the project and Design of the footbridge - by Mr Max C C Wong, Chief Architect @ Hong Kong Housing Authority
- Overview of the construction method including quality control, safety and TTM arrangement - by Mr Richard Lee, General Manager @ Yau Lee Construction Co., Ltd.
- The design considerations and challenges - by Dr Raymond Lo, Chairman @ Leadtops
- The operation of the Pushing and Lowering - by Mr Tommy Wong, General Manager @ Freyssinet Hong Kong Ltd
- Collaboration of various government departments - by Mr Max C C Wong, Chief Architect @ Hong Kong Housing Authority
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