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Photographs from our construction sites across Bangladesh.
All projects
Gandharbpur intake
Metro Rail pavement
Kohelia dredging
Matarbari camp
Hatiya river protection
Rangamati culverts
40 photographs
A crawler crane fitted with a vibro hammer drives a steel pile at the Gandharbpur intake site as evening falls.
A crane-suspended vibro hammer is lowered onto a sheet pile held in a steel guide frame while the crew manages the hydraulic hoses.
A crawler crane and a telescopic mobile crane work together to upend a steel pile beside the river at the intake site.
Drone view of the sheet-piled cofferdam and pile field for the intake structure on the river bank at Araihazar.
Drone view of the intake site on the river bank, with site offices, pipe stockpiles, cranes and the sheet-piled cofferdam.
Site workers attend an indoor EHS training session and an outdoor safety briefing at the Gandharbpur water treatment plant site.
Workers in a crane-lifted man basket prepare the top of a steel pile before the vibro hammer is attached.
A crawler crane drives a steel pile at dusk with stacked pipe piles and a second rig visible behind.
A crawler crane drives sheet piles along the braced trench of the raw water pipeline while the crew works on the walings.
A walk-behind vibratory roller compacts the sub-base for the new road pavement alongside the Metro Rail piers.
An excavator fitted with a hydraulic breaker removes the existing pavement beside a Metro Rail pier.
Workers remove broken concrete from the old pavement by hand ahead of sub-base construction.
A tandem road roller compacts the base course of the new pavement beneath the Metro Rail viaduct.
A walk-behind roller compacts brick aggregate sub-base in the trench while a backhoe loader works behind.
Crew members excavate the trench for the road pavement beside a Metro Rail pier.
The discharge pipeline fills the reclamation area while an excavator maintains the embankment beside it.
The floating discharge line, held up by orange buoys, stretches across the river from the cutter suction dredger.
Dredged slurry pours from the discharge pipeline into the reclamation pond, with the site embankment in the distance.
An excavator stands by as the dredge pipeline discharges slurry across the reclamation pond in late afternoon light.
A CAT excavator shapes the containment embankment next to the dredge discharge pipeline at the river edge.
The cutter suction dredger works midstream while the floating discharge pipeline runs to shore across the tidal flats.
Close view of the cutter suction dredger with its spuds raised and the buoyed discharge pipe alongside.
Looking forward along the cutter ladder and lifting gantry from the deck of the dredger.
Dredged slurry is discharged from the pipeline into the reclamation area, with the pipe carried on bamboo supports.
The cutter ladder gantry and hoist cables of the dredger seen from the deck, with the river beyond.
A CAT excavator grades freshly placed dredged sand at the edge of the reclamation area.
High aerial view of the accommodation compound on reclaimed land at Matarbari, with its blue-roofed buildings, rooftop solar panels and the surrounding construction laydown areas.
Drone view of the local accommodation compound built for Penta Ocean at the Matarbari coal power plant site, showing the guard house, boom gate, brick paving and the haul road alongside.
Wide drone view of the Matarbari power plant construction area, with the accommodation compound at the centre between the sea, haul roads, sheet pile works and flooded fields.
Site staff pass through the main gate of the accommodation camp, with the long blue-roofed dormitory blocks, air conditioning units and guard house behind them.
The geobag revetment extends along the Meghna River bank at Nolchira Ghat, with stockpiled bags ready for placement behind it.
Sunset over the Meghna River at Hatiya with the completed geobag revetment protecting the shoreline.
Placed geobags form a protective revetment along the eroded bank of the Meghna River at Nolchira Ghat, Hatiya.
An excavator grades the bank slope during earthwork for the emergency river protection at Nolchira Ghat.
Workers lay geotextile filter fabric and place geobags along the eroding bank at Nolchira Ghat.
Brick aggregate is spread and compacted with a walk-behind roller between the concrete walls of the culvert, with an excavator working on the bank above.
Precast RCC pipe sections are set on the concrete bed with vertical reinforcement and steel shuttering for the wing walls on either side.
Reinforcement for the culvert base slab and wall starter bars stands ready in the hillside cutting ahead of the concrete pour.
Concrete from a drum mixer is delivered down a timber chute and spread over the reinforced base slab of the culvert.
Looking through the pipe culvert barrel, with wall reinforcement and steel formwork for the headwall and wing walls in place.