Anzac Memorial Centenary

The Anzac War Memorial gives generations of Australians a place to learn about the Anzac legacy and our war history, standing as a landmark at the southern end of Hyde Park, Sydney. Completed in 1934 and designed by Charles Bruce Dellit, the original concrete structure was redeveloped as part of the NSW Centenary of Anzac, adding new education and interpretation facilities and a water cascade that completes the building’s original 1930s vision, ensuring the Memorial continues to serve as a focal point for remembrance for years to come.

TTW has delivered Structural Engineering services for the Memorial’s redevelopment, including:

• Construction staging sequencing and advanced monitoring methods to reduce impacts caused by displacement and vibration
• A hybrid precast and in situ post-tensioned system, used to minimise the weight of precast planks for transportation and erection
• Built-in pre-camber on each precast panel to ensure no noticeable differential deflection between panels
• Custom 8.5m precast planks infilling the central section of the Hall of Service soffit between cantilevering T-beams
• In situ post-tensioned beams, as long as 20.5m, poured above the planks to distribute loads towards the east and west structural supports