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Interdisciplinary Collaboration - Lower Carbon Footprint, Early Project Delivery

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Challenging foundation It's been important for us to find ways of working that ensure that we have secure interfaces, between technologies and people" Overall, the biggest challenge was to put in the foundations for the bridges and roadway. Instead of replacing the swamp masses or constructing a larger bridge over the swamp area, a network of around 2,000 lime cement columns was created to stabilize the soil. Even if the solution is invisible, it still provides a stable surface for the road. The solution also helped CO2 emissions to be more than 30 per cent lower as compared to traditional road construction. "It's been important for us to find ways of working that ensure that we have secure interfaces, between technologies and people," says Bjørvik. "Due to the varying ground conditions, geotechnics must be the starting point. Those teams deliver data as input for the structural engineers so they can start the process of finding out what is optimal in terms of cost, CO2 emissions and health & safety," he continues. 5

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