As part of the scope of works for our Cannons Creek Park project, our team recently constructed two bespoke stormwater chambers: the Inlet Chamber and the Energy Dissipation Chamber.

The Inlet Chamber was built using 43m³ of concrete, with 400mm-thick walls engineered to handle significant stormwater flows. It also features baffle walls and penstock valves for flow control.

The Energy Dissipation Chamber was built from the base up to its full height of 4.7m within a 5m-deep excavation. Trench-box shielding and scaffold access were used to safely navigate the confined space.

Careful planning, coordination, and teamwork ensured the successful delivery of these two structures, which will play a key role in effective stormwater management at the site for years to come.