
Australian Bragg Centre for Proton Therapy and Research, SA
The Australian Bragg Centre for Proton Therapy and Research is a groundbreaking medical facility that will be Australia’s first proton therapy centre and the first of its kind in the Southern Hemisphere. This cutting-edge facility will revolutionise cancer treatment by providing advanced proton therapy, offering greater precision and fewer side effects compared to traditional radiation therapy.
Project Scope:
Perimeter Secant: 322 CFA piles (600mm diameter), up to 13m depth, with 138 temporary anchors and continuous walers
Bunker Secant: 214 CFA piles (750mm diameter), up to 14m depth, cantilever design
Foundation: 118 CFA piles (600mm & 900mm diameter), up to 28m depth
Project Value:
Approximately $4,000,000
Equipment:
Woltman THW 7528-D
Track Mounted Concrete Pump
Soilmech SM14 (anchors)
Caporn Piling is proud to partner with Lend Lease in delivering the foundation works for this world-class medical facility, ensuring a strong and stable base for the future of cancer treatment in Australia.
The Australian Bragg Centre for Proton Therapy and Research is a groundbreaking medical facility that will be Australia’s first proton therapy centre and the first of its kind in the Southern Hemisphere. This cutting-edge facility will revolutionise cancer treatment by providing advanced proton therapy, offering greater precision and fewer side effects compared to traditional radiation therapy.
Project Scope:
Perimeter Secant: 322 CFA piles (600mm diameter), up to 13m depth, with 138 temporary anchors and continuous walers
Bunker Secant: 214 CFA piles (750mm diameter), up to 14m depth, cantilever design
Foundation: 118 CFA piles (600mm & 900mm diameter), up to 28m depth
Project Value:
Approximately $4,000,000
Equipment:
Woltman THW 7528-D
Track Mounted Concrete Pump
Soilmech SM14 (anchors)
Caporn Piling is proud to partner with Lend Lease in delivering the foundation works for this world-class medical facility, ensuring a strong and stable base for the future of cancer treatment in Australia.