Brisbane International Cruise Terminal
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Brisbane International Cruise Terminal

Queensland

Project Overview

The Brisbane International Cruise Terminal was developed to accommodate the world's largest cruise ships, expanding Queensland's cruise tourism capacity through a purpose-built deep-water terminal at the Port of Brisbane. MLEI partnered with Brady Marine + Civil to develop an alternative mooring dolphin design, providing structural and geotechnical engineering for the terminal's critical berthing infrastructure.

Key Project Elements

  • Alternative mooring dolphin design
  • 4.3 metre diameter by 43 metre long steel monopiles
  • Reinforced concrete dolphin caps
  • Bollards, handrails, ladders + hawser rails
  • Light pole support structures
  • Structural analysis + design
  • Geotechnical lateral pile capacity analysis

The completed terminal provides a dedicated international cruise facility capable of accommodating the world's largest cruise vessels, strengthening Brisbane's position as a major cruise destination.

Project Info

Client

Port of Brisbane Pty LTd

Duration

2019 - 2020

Value

$177M

Capabilities

Marine + Coastal Engineering

Structural Engineering

Market Sector

Ports + Marine

Sub-Sector

Cruise ship terminals

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