Office: Brisbane
Disciplines:
Structural
Justin Turner has recently joined the Structural team, bringing 10 years of consulting engineering experience across sectors including residential, industrial, health care, football stadiums and education. His portfolio includes high rise buildings with experience in post-tensioned designed floor systems, composite buildings, portal frame and an assortment of steel structures. His experience has had him working on projects in Queensland, Western Australia and in Port Moresby, PNG.
I have 10 years’ experience in the structural engineering consulting sector, working on a wide range of building and infrastructure projects. I like to work closely with the architect to develop structural solutions that are sensitive to their vision but which are also cost effective. My attention to detail has given me the ability to identify and resolve potential risks and challenges, deliver quality documentation on program all whilst establishing strong working relationships with my clients.
Justin enjoys spending time out with his young family, follows the Brumbies in the Super Rugby and tries to get out on the golf course whenever he can.
Lot 231 Helena Valley Road, Helena Valley
80 lot residential subdivision in Perth nestled in a country style setting. I was so impressed with the development I am now a resident! The design components for the project consisted of earthworks, retaining walls, sewer reticulation, water reticulation, roadworks, footpaths, underground power and street lighting.
Area K, South Hedland
A 125 lot residential subdivision in the Pilbara. The design components for the project consisted of earthworks, retaining walls, sewer reticulation, water reticulation, roadworks, footpaths, NBN Co., underground power and street lighting.
Pilbara’s Port City Growth Plan
This project consisted of the comprehensive review and reporting on the existing infrastructure within the Town of Port Hedland including the identification and high level cost estimation of the infrastructure required to meet the population growth aspirations of the Town.
