Search Results: 'Nuttall'

Crossrail fit-out shortlist
04 April, 2012

Head of Tunnel Engineering
30 January, 2012

Crossrail spoil transport award
05 January, 2012

First Crossrail TBM displayed in Schwanau
13 December, 2011

Crossrail awards Farringdon and Whitechapel
30 November, 2011

T&T Awards shortlist
09 November, 2011

Grouting supports tunnelling market
24 August, 2011
The principles of grouting to improve the stability of ground around underground excavations has been known for a long time, but greater attention to the basic questions of ‘where?’ and ‘when?’ has led to grouting operations that are much more sophisticated than pumping mortar into the ground more in hope than judgement. Maurice Jones explores some of the more advanced grouting techniques now being used and how they help make more tunnelling projects possible or easier

Connaught phoenix for Crossrail
15 June, 2011
Crossrail has been revealing the Connaught Tunnel in London’s Docklands to representatives of the media and stakeholders prior to work beginning on its modification. The project design involves some unusual refurbishment methods to enlarge the existing tunnel and preserve some Victorian features as Maurice Jones reports

A consultant and a gentleman
18 January, 2011

Crossrail running tunnels award
10 December, 2010

The 2010 Harding Lecture (Part 1)
01 December, 2010
British Tunnelling Society, Harding Lecture, 15th April 2010

Catch up on Crossrail
22 September, 2010
As contractors await the award of the two main tunnelling contracts for the GBP 15.9bn (USD 24.5bn) mega project, work on the stations is gathering pace. Bernadette Redfern gives this report

Britain’s got tunnels
15 September, 2010
With water projects underway, the industry has Crossrail on the brain and for good reason, it sets the tone for the future of tunnelling in the UK, reports Nicole Robinson

Shortlist announced for Connaught refurb
06 September, 2010

Still thrusting forward
17 August, 2010
The jacking of pipes and other structures to create underground space is something of a Cinderella pursuit compared to the more glamorous, ‘sharp end’ activities of TBMs and drilling, yet it occupies an important place in our overall industry. Maurice Jones takes a look at the current state of technical development.

Heading South
31 May, 2010
Peter South has been involved in tunnelling for more than forty years. During this time he has worked on several major infrastructure projects both at home and abroad, and chaired the British Tunnelling Society.

Crossrail and Bond Street
09 February, 2010

Major upgrade to Tottenham Court Road
09 February, 2010

Blackwall Tunnel Upgrade
09 February, 2010

Glendoe diversion
09 February, 2010