Our Projects and Clients
Construction
Meriton
Infinity Tower
Avlaw Aviation Consulting was engaged by Meriton to provide a safety case to support their application to Brisbane Airport Corporation with respect to crane activity associated with the construction of Infinity Tower. A temporary penetration of the PANS-OPS was initially rejected prior to Avlaw Aviation Consulting’s involvement, a decision that was eventually overturned without any reduction in heights or periods of operation.
Lendlease
International Tower One, Barangaroo
Avlaw Aviation Consulting was engaged by Lendlease to provide a safety case to support their application to Sydney Airport Corporation Limited (SACL) with respect to permanent and temporary penetrations of prescribed airspace. After completing the aeronautical assessment and preparing the relevant documentation, Avlaw Aviation Consulting managed the approval process on behalf of Lendlease by liaising with all relevant stakeholders including SACL, the Civil Aviation Safety Authority (CASA), Airservices Australia and the Department of Infrastructure and Regional Development (DIRD). Approvals being sought were granted and facilitated the completion of construction.
Lendlease
One Sydney Harbour
Avlaw Aviation Consulting was the principal aviation consultant engaged to provide technical input with regards to the aeronautical impacts associated with the proposed development of two residential towers at Barangaroo. The advice provided also took into consideration temporary crane activity required to complete construction.
Crown Resorts
Crown Sydney Hotel Resort
Following our successful involvement with Lendlease on International Tower One, Avlaw Aviation Consulting was engaged by Crown Resorts to provide a safety case to support their application to Sydney Airport Corporation Limited (SACL) with respect to permanent and temporary penetrations of prescribed airspace of the proposed landmark Crown Sydney Hotel Resort at Barangaroo.
Taylor Constructions
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Taylor Constructions required an aviation consultant to assist prepare a submission seeking regulatory approvals for crane activity near Sydney Airport. Avlaw Aviation Consulting was involved across both Stages 2 and 3 of the development of the Connect Corporate Centre. The scope related to providing technical assessment of crane activity on aircraft operations and stakeholder liaison. The approvals being sought by Taylor Constructions were granted by the Department of Infrastructure and Regional Development. An amendment to the period/length for which the approval was required to complete construction was also managed successfully by Avlaw Aviation Consulting.
338 Pitt Street
An aviation consultant was required to assist with a number of controlled activity approvals being sought for a 260m-tall tower in Sydney’s CBD. Avlaw Aviation Consulting was engaged following an initial application by the Proponent was rejected by Airservices Australia. A Safety Case was prepared to support the building and crane activity exceeding the declared prescribed airspace limits over the site. The application was approved and required a change to a boundary of the Radar Terrain Clearance Chart for Sydney Airport. Our involvement facilitated a potential increase in building and crane height of 91m.
