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joyce leeNSW Discipline Manager - Structures

Commitment to deliver best for project outcomes for clients

CORE SKILLS1. Tall buildings2. Commercial developments3. Civil structures

QUALIFICATIONS Bachelor of Engineering (Civil)

(Honours I), University of NSW

Masters of Engineering Science (Structural Engineering), University of NSW

Chartered Professional Engineer (CPEng NPER)

MIStructE

Joyce has over ten years of experience in the different aspects of structural engineering for both local and international projects. She has been involved across various stages of a project, from master-planning to concept design, through to detailed design and construction handover. Her experience has led to her successful involvement in Barangaroo Master-planning, Dubai Metro’s Burjuman Station, 60 Station Street, Parramatta and more recently 177 Pacific Highway, North Sydney and 1 William Street, Brisbane.

Joyce’s extensive design capabilities have culminated from her involvement in the variety of large scale projects. Her technical excellence combined with project management skills to lead and motivate teams has contributed to the successful delivery of projects to clients.

Project Experience

Westfield Warringah Mall - Sydney, AustraliaScentre Group, 2015 to current AUD 400 Million.

Westfield Warringah Mall is a large indoor/outdoor shopping centre on Sydney's Northern Beaches in Brookvale, approximately 15 km from the CBD. The development comprises an existing shopping centre of approximately 124,000 m2 Gross Lettable Area (GLA) over 3 storeys with 4,500 car spaces.

The total completed development will comprise approximately 162,000 m2 GLA, with over 6000 car spaces.

Joyce is the project manager for the construction phase and where the structural engineering works consist of extensive upgrades to the existing mall, strengthening works and interface between new works and existing works.

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472 to 486 Pacific Highway, St Leonards - Sydney, AustraliaLeighton Properties, 2015 AUD 200 Million.

472 to 486 Pacific Highway, St Leonards consists of 2 residential towers with approximately 500 apartments and 6 levels of basement carparking.

Joyce is the project manager and lead structural designer assisting the client to achieve Development Application approval for the site and provided concept design of the towers for tender pricing. The DA design was carried out in a tight timeframe of 8 weeks and approval from council was achieved within 6 months.

1 Parramatta Square - Sydney, AustraliaLeighton Properties, 2014 to current AUD 90 Million.

1 Parramatta Square forms Stage 1 of the overall masterplan for Parramatta City Council’s Parramatta Square redevelopment. With approximately 26,000m2 of nett lettable area, University of Western Sydney will occupy the building in a campus style environment.

Joyce is the project manager coordinating civil and structural disciplines, and working as part of the client’s overall design team with eventual novation to the D&C Builder. The design challenges on the tower include optimising the structural efficiencies of open floor plates with long spans whilst meeting the stringent curtain wall deflection criteria and designing for repetition to meet the tight construction program.

177 to 199 Pacific Highway North Sydney - Sydney, AustraliaLeighton Properties, 2013 to current AUD 170 Million.

177 Pacific Highway, North Sydney is a 30 storey commercial office tower with approximately 39,000m2 of net lettable area and is the first commercial development in North Sydney in 6 years. When complete, it will be the national operating headquarters of Leighton Holdings.

Joyce is the project manager coordinating civil, structural and geotechnical disciplines as well as the lead structural concept designer for the tower. The design challenges on the tower include diversion of an existing 900mm stormwater pipe within the basement levels, the design of the shoring retention system to accommodate an existing brick wall on the boundary, long span cantilevers of up to 7metres on the tower office floors and an offset lift core.

1 William Street - Brisbane, AustraliaCBUS Property / Brookfield Multiplex, 2012-2014 AUD 300 Million.

1 William Street, Brisbane is the new government administrative building for the State Government of Queensland. It provides approximately 75,000m2 of net lettable area over 43 levels at approximately 220 metres high.

Joyce was responsible for design delivery and coordination of the tower from an early conceptual bidding stage to the detailed design stage. These included the concept design of the tower columns, core walls for lateral stability and typical post tensioned floor framing. She also oversaw the construction delivery of the tower’s major concrete transfer structure at Level 3 where innovative reinforcement prefabrication techniques were adopted to reduce construction time by up to 3 months. This was done in close collaboration with the D&C contractor.

241 – 245 Oxford Street, Bondi Junction - Sydney, AustraliaLeighton Properties, 2013 AUD 40 Million.

241 – 245 Oxford Street, Bondi Junction is a proposed 21 storey residential tower with approximately 120 units. The site is directly over the existing Eastern Suburbs rail tunnels. Development Application for the tower has been recently submitted.

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Joyce is the project manager coordinating civil, structural and façade disciplines as well as the lead structural designer on the tower. The tower has 2 levels of basement, 4 above ground podium levels and is primarily of reinforced concrete framing.

Gateway WA Tender Design - Perth, AustraliaThiess / Abigroup Joint Venture, 2012 AUD 1 Billion.

Gateway WA Tender design is an upgrade of the existing Tonkin Highway between Great Eastern Highway and Rose Highway, and Leach Highway between Orrong Road and Tonkin Highway.

Joyce was responsible for design delivery and coordination of the both structures and pedestrian underpasses from the Sydney office, with the main project office in Perth.

These structures were designed as watertight retaining structures, with a 100 year design life and stringent requirement for waterproofing. Difference design options with reinforcement rates were provided for costing.

60 Station Street, Parramatta - Sydney, AustraliaLeighton Properties/Grosvenor Australia Joint Venture (novation to John Holland Group), 2010 to 2012 AUD 170 Million.

Joyce was the lead structural designer and Project Manager of this 20 storey commercial tower with 2 levels of basement adjacent to the existing railway line. She was involved from the project start up (DA submission) through to construction handover and assisted the clients (both developer and builder) to ensure on time delivery of key project milestones.

The structural footprint of the tower consists of an offset lift core with post tensioned floor framing system, and high strength concrete columns to maximise net lettable area. Her design enabled a five day construction cycle for typical floors to be achieved to meet the tight construction program.

825 Ann Street—Brisbane, QueenslandFMG Steel Bin Structure Review—Solomon, WA,Laing O’Rourke Australia, 2011.

825 Ann Street is a mixed used development consisting of commercial, residential and retail areas. Joyce was seconded to Laing O’Rourke for 12 weeks to assist with the detailed design of the podium transfer floor slab. This slab consists of ten separate pours each approximately 600 square metres, with multiple interface between each mixed use zone.

Joyce also reviews the structural design of a steel silo bin materials handling unit in Solomon, used on a large mining site. This involved a finite element analysis review in SAP 2000 and subsequent review of steel work and connections.

West Kwinana Power Station, Western AustraliaUnited Group Limited, 2011.

Joyce was seconded to United Group for 10 weeks to carry out the structural design for double storey switch rooms and miscellaneous transformer structures at West Kwinana Power Station.

CBD Metro PRI-1 (Permanent Route Infrastructure) - Sydney, AustraliaThiess / John Holland Joint Venture, 2009 AUD 5 Billion.

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Joyce was part of the tender design team that provided structural engineering to the joint venture contractor. She was the designer of underground box structures at Barangaroo-Wynyard and White Bay Stations, including the diaphragm walls, base slab and permanent ground anchors. These box structures had to meet the stringent design criteria of watertightness, subject to a high water table. She was also responsible for the design of different retention systems for station shafts, which are located within a city centre footprint adjacent to existing buildings.

Building the Education Revolution (BER) - South West Region, Sydney, AustraliaHansen Yuncken, 2009 AUD 800 Million.

Joyce was the structural project co-ordinator for the detailed design delivery of 80% of approximately 200 schools, working in a multi-disciplinary project office, interfacing with the client and architect. She was responsible for the co-ordination between the design office and project office to ensure the delivery of drawings for all schools to a tight program. She also co-ordinated the queries and non conformances from the client during the construction phase of the project.

Port Botany Expansion - Sydney, AustraliaBaulderstone, 2009 AUD 500 Million.

The Port Botany Expansion project comprises of a new container terminal on the north-eastern shore of Botany Bay, about 12km South of the Sydney CBD. Joyce reviewed the design of the 1.8km continuous cope beam which was designed to be joint free considering thermal and shrinkage effects, and has to achieve a 100 year design life in a marine environment. The cope beam acts as a reinforced concrete capping beam for the soil supporting counterfort units below.

Barangaroo Masterplanning Development Tender Design, - Sydney, AustraliaLeighton/Mirvac/Macquarie Capital Joint Venture, 2008 AUD 2.5 Billion.

Joyce was part of a joint venture design team for the client (joint venture consortium) during the tender bid phase of the project. She was the structural designer for various elements of the development, including civil structures such as retaining walls, tunnels and basement car parks. She was the concept designer of the pedestrian link between the site and Wynyard Station and the iconic 200 metre high tall building. She had to provide different schemes to assist with cost estimates of these structures and worked closely with the client in a project office environment to achieve these.

Dubai Metro, Burjuman Station - Dubai, United Arab EmiratesWS Atkins, 2005 to 2007 AUD 250 Million.

Joyce was the designer of structural diaphragm walls, barrettes and reinforced concrete entrance structures for this underground box structure. She was also involved in the review of diaphragm wall shop drawings, as well as providing design advice to construction queries and non-conformances to the contractor. At the later stages of the project, she led the design coordination between Arcadis, the architect and the client through effective distribution and communication of design information and resolution of discrepancies. This also involved the management of the Arcadis Sydney design team at the closing stages of the final design submission.

Dubai Tower - Doha, QatarRMJM Architects, 2005 to 2007 AUD 350 Million.

Joyce was the design engineer for various elements of the 88-storey tower including: high-strength concrete columns, core walls and header beams; concrete filled steel tubes; composite belt and outrigger trusses; steel raking trusses; and steel framing with precast floor system. The tower has a complex footprint, with irregular column transitions and changing floor plans above level 44. She was also seconded to Dubai for 6 weeks to provide both client and inter-office liaison and design co-ordination. Through this project, she also

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produced a benchmark design study report of high-strength concrete columns and walls for internal training purposes.

Revesby Turnback - Sydney, AustraliaThiess United Group Joint Venture, 2005 to 2006 AUD 200 Million.

Joyce was the designer of the pedestrian footbridge as part of the quadruplication works at Revesby Station. The structure is primarily a steel vierendeel truss with cross bracing and a Humeslab deck supported on reinforced concrete headstocks. She was also involved in the design of the steel canopy platform structure and verification of the steel overhead wiring structures.

Imperial Arcade and Skygarden Redevelopment - Sydney, AustraliaWestfield, 2005 AUD 500 Million.

Responsible for capacity checks of existing structure and column design of proposed new retail area.

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