OBahn City Access Project
The O-Bahn City Access Project was part of the South Australian Government’s investment in building a stronger public transport network. The Project included the creation of centrally aligned priority bus lanes along Hackney Road, and a dedicated 650m bus tunnel from adjacent the National Wine Centre to near Grenfell Street, providing quicker, more reliable access for O-Bahn buses into the city. WGA led the structural design as well as undertaking the following:
- Traffic modelling verification and design of intersection signalling
- Lighting design for road, handrail, car parks and shared paths
- Temporary works design for the installation of the shared-used path over the River Torrens
- Proof engineering and independent verification services for the civil components of the project.
Key Personnel
Peter McBean
Adelaide | Director
Andrew Iarossi
Adelaide | Senior Principal Electrical Engineer
Greg Zafiridis
Melbourne | Technical Director - Structural / Temporary Works
Heath Blacker
Adelaide | Senior Principal Civil / Traffic Engineer
Alex Lloyd
Adelaide | Principal Civil Engineer
Tony Wagner
Adelaide | Associate - Principal Structural Designer / BIM Technology Manager
Den Heggie
Adelaide | Associate - Senior Principal Civil Designer
Jason Zafry
Adelaide | Associate - Senior Principal Civil / Traffic Designer
Giuseppe (Joe) LaSpina
Adelaide | Senior Principal Civil Engineer
Matt Crosbie
Adelaide | Associate - Senior Structural Engineer
Brenton Harris
Adelaide | Senior Principal Geotechnical Engineer
Dale Wakeling
Adelaide | Senior Civil Engineer
Simon Elliott
Adelaide | Associate - Senior Mechanical Engineer
Andrew Brown
Adelaide | Associate - Group Digital Technology Manager
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