The Cahill Expressway Passenger Lifts

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The construction of Sydneys newest landmark.
The Cahill Expressway Passenger Lifts
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Major Project Constraints

• Tourist exposure demanded shortest possible
  construction time,
• Difficult access due to expressway,
• Equipment exposure to weather,

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The Solution Construct the Lift Cars and the
Lift Shafts...
SIMULTANEOUSLY
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The logistical process commences with the
procurement of the equipment within our NSW
store...
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Pre-assembly of the lift cars in our Matraville
store
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In our controlled store environment assembly
perfection was achieved
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Pre-assembly of entire lift car including buttons
air conditioning
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Meanwhile...on the other side of Sydney,
construction of the lift shaft continues
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Precise planning was necessary from both Reed
Constructions Liftronic...
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Taking shape...
on multiple work faces...
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The busy Cahill Expressway remained open
throughout construction process...
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Completed lift cars exit our Matraville Store...
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Transporting the completed lift cars from
Matraville to site was a delicate operation...
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Night installation of the lift cars reduced
inconvenience to city traffic
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Final Commissioning...
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A team effort between Reed Constructions and
Liftronic resulted in Sydneys new landmark
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The Cahill Expressway Passenger Lifts.
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A world renowned tourist destination
... made even better.
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Project Details Cahill ExpresswayClient Road
Traffic Authority (NSW) Architect Noel Bell
Riddley Partners Builder Reed Constructions
Pty. Ltd
Lift SpecificationType UNITRONIC II
PASSENGER LIFTSLoad 1360 KG (20
PERSONS)Speed 1.0 m/s Control V.V.V.F.
Duplex Travel 16.3mFloors 2
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Another successful lift installation completed by
LIFTRONIC PTY LIMITED
The Largest Australian OwnedLift Company