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Our key people Cris Dunning Cris is the Managing Director of Aurecon (Thailand) and was the original founder of the office in 1988. He is a structural engineer with particular skills in the design of precast concrete and temporary works. Cris has been responsible for projects in Malaysia, Brunei, Bangladesh, Vietnam and New Zealand as well as in Thailand, and has been based in Bangkok for 17 years. Tony Jamed Tony has led the design office of Aurecon (Thailand) since 1992. He is a structural engineer with a very broad range of experience, including industrial buildings such as the BlueScope steel plants in Vietnam and Thailand, power stations such as Phu My 3 in Vietnam, and bridges such as the Balanced Cantilever Bridge in Bangkok. Somchai Apipitanavis Somchai is a structural engineer working mainly in the buildings market. He manages projects ranging from residential apartment blocks to large commercial developments. Colin Tipney Colin focuses on energy projects in the Asia Pacific Region. He is a metallurgist who has worked in the power industry for over 35 years in the design, operation and maintenance of power stations. Thanachit Chinagorn Tanachit is a civil/structural engineer with over nine years' professional engineering experience in the design and supervision of hypermarket buildings, factories, water treatment plants and commercial, industrial and residential buildings. Peter Ley Peter leads the building engineering group in the Bangkok office where he has been based for four years. He came from the Melbourne office of Aurecon where he worked on a variety of projects, including high rise buildings. In Thailand he has worked on two hotels in Bangladesh and the Bangkok water treatment works, amongst other projects. Sharon Manssen Sharon manages the water and environment market for Aurecon (Thailand). She is an environmental engineer with over 10 years' experience. Her project work ranges from the production of Environmental Management System documentation (in compliance with ISO 14001) for oil and gas pipeline and hydropower projects to environmental impact assessments. Sharon also coordinates planning projects in the Asia Pacific region. Colin Johnson Colin was the Aurecon representative office manager in Thailand until 2001. He spent three years in the Indonesian office working on civil structures for mining and materials handling projects. He has now returned to Thailand to manage the Nam Theun II Hydro project in Laos. Charles Shackell Charles is responsible for civil and infrastructure projects in transportation. He is a civil engineer with over 12 years' experience, specialising in geotechnical engineering for a diverse range of projects from industrial and marine facilities to major roads and infrastructure projects. Charles has worked in Australia, the United Kingdom, South Africa and West Africa as well as on projects throughout South East Asia. Craig Manssen Craig is responsible for industrial and telecommunications projects in Thailand. Like many of the civil/structural project leaders in the Bangkok office, he has worked on projects in a variety of markets such as power plants, factories, industrial developments, telecommunication masts and residential housing developments. Contact Bangkok, Thailand Phone: +66 2260 4560 Email: bangkok@ap.aurecongroup.com Projects
The New Bangkok International Airport has been named by the King of Thailand as Survanabhumbi or Golden Land airport. It is located to the west of Bangkok in an area that was previously rice fields known as Ngong Ngu Hau or Cobra Swamp. The first stage of the airport is to provide facility for 45 million passengers per year and comprises the main terminal building, the concourse building and two main runways. There are also many other major structures and facilities within the precinct and surrounding areas to include transport links. The design of the main terminal building facade is by Aurecon (Thailand) and, at 37 m high and over 1.1 km in length, is one of the largest tension truss point fixed glass systems in the world. Yamoo Peninsula Residential Development, Thailand The Yamoo residential development consists of 64 upmarket residential plots each with ocean frontage. The development will also have communal facilities, including tennis courts, artificial lake, delicatessen and gatehouse. Aurecon is currently designing all the civil infrastructure including the steep access roads, in-ground services and stormwater management systems including detention capacity in an artificial lake. On completion of the infrastructure we will conduct the structural design of all the house units on very challenging terrain.
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