Manuel Cabello de Albaka2veyo@yahoo.com

MEng, PEng, European Engineer (EUR-ING)

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SINGULAR PROJECTS IN GIBRALTAR (UK)

Mid Harbour

Buena Vista

Tunnel

Airport

Waterport

Terraces

537 DWELLINGS. NEW RESIDENTIAL DEVELOPMENT. WATERPORT TERRACES. GIBRALTAR (UK). BUILDING CONTRACT.

Budget: $83MPosition: Construction Manager/Technical Manager

The scheme comprises of 537 apartments in 10 blocks, varyingin height from 4 to 9 storey’s.Car parking for 550 cars, roads,infrastructure services, podiums and landscaped areas are also to be provided for the use of the residents, along with the supporting ancillary accommodation in the form of meter rooms,waste collection areas, generators, substations, transformers, etc.

492 DWELLINGS. NEW RENTAL HOUSES. MID HARBOUR. GIBRALTAR (UK). DESING&BUILDING CONTRACT.

Budget: $100MPosition: Design Manager

The scheme comprises of 492 apartments in 6 blocks, varying inheight from 6 to 8 storey’s.Car parking for 500 cars, roads,infrastructure services, electrical distribution center, podiums and landscaped areas are also to be provided for the use of the residents, along with the supporting ancillary accommodation inthe form of meter rooms, waste collection areas, generators,substations, transformers, etc

GIBRALTAR AIRPORT TUNNEL AND FRONTIER ACCESS ROAD. 2011-2012

Budget: $80MPosition: Technical Manager

The contract include the construction of a tunnel below sea level for traffic and another for pedestrians under the airport runway, and a road between the frontier and Eastern Beach. The aim of the investment is to address the problem of traffic decongestion at the airport when aircraft land or take off.The contract includes design and construction of the following: (1) a dual carriage way (four lanes) from the commercial gate at the frontier to the junction of Eastern Beach Road and Devil’s Tower Road (via Eastern Beach). (2) A tunnel under the eastern end of the runway consisting of four traffic lanes and a separate tunnel for pedestrians and a cycle path including dewatering and treatment water plant. There will also be a tunnel control centre. (3) An aviation fuel storage tanks farm buried underground on the north side of the runway. (4) An offshore structure (around 100 metres off the eastern end of the runway) to provide aircraft approach lighting required by modern aviation practices and procedures.

GIBRALTAR AIRPORT. 2011

BUENA VISTA. GIBRALTAR 2012Position: Technical Manager