MARQUEE PLACE SUBDIVISION (PHASE II)

Problem

Marquee Place Subdivision is a 35-hectare residential community under the development of Community Innovations, an Ayala Land Company, and is said to be the first ever master planned and fully-integrated community in the North and Central Luzon. The community is located adjacent and just eight meters above the Abacan River. The existing perimeter slopes were found to be prone to failures owing to lahar sand deposits vastly found in the area. A series of torrential rainfalls has eroded portions of the perimeter slopes, which exposed the vulnerability of the community against mass wasting, and could lead to more damages if not addressed immediately.

Solution

The solutions were divided into three phases: 1) Phase I – gabion gravity retaining wall, 2) Phase II – longitudinal protection, and 3) Phase III – scouring protection mattress at the toe of gabion wall. These solutions have been approved by the customer, its Project Consultant (ARUP Philippines), and the General Contractor (PNCDC). In Phase II, the existing slopes were maintained but were lined with Maccaferri gabions. A small toe wall using gabions as well as a 2m-wide scouring protection were included to protect against scouring. Due to the ease of transport of rock fill materials to the project site, the approved solution has been found to be economical.

Used Products

Gabions

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Nonwoven Geotextiles

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