Project Update | Waterloo

MESO Solutions is proud to share a progress update from one of our largest sheet piling projects in Waterloo, delivered for our valued client DASCO . This construction site forms part of the upcoming Danks S t District development.

Pushing Forward

The crew on the ground has made significant progress, with sheet piling and anchoring nearing completion. Concrete slab works are underway in parts on the site.

Lagging walls have been installed adjacent to the sheet pile perimeter wall, bringing together custom engineering and on-ground expertise delivered by the MESO team.

Custom-Designed Solutions

This project showcases MESO’s expertise in delivering custom solutions, with shoring walls installed over hard rock and lagging walls installed adjacent to sheet piles to suit this development’s complex needs. This project also marks the debut of our newest rig, the RTG RG21T, with advanced precision and pace, enabling the team to navigate challenging conditions with ease.

With its scale and complexity, the Waterloo development highlights what MESO does best – combining innovation, technical expertise and teamwork.

We engineer it — with precision, innovation and resilience.

Sheet Pile Walls

Site update from MESO's Waterloo site showcasing shoring over hard rock. By installing precision-engineered retaining systems, we prevent soil and rock displacement, minimising the risk of collapses and ensuring the integrity of the excavation site.

Lagging Walls for Temporary Ground Retention

Lagging walls used as a temporary ground retention system to support excavation works and protect surrounding structures. Commonly applied in confined sites, lagging walls provide stability during construction and groundworks.

Lagging Wall Installed.

Lagging walls being installed and welded on site - a flexible temporary shoring solution.

Site Overview.

Temporary shoring works nearly completion, with lagging wall installed adjacent to sheet pile perimeter wall.

Site Overview.

Concrete slab in progress on site as the MESO Team wraps up perimeter works.