Kingston Butter Factory

Tweed Heads West, NSW

A flood-resilient bridge connection that improves access, safety, and long-term reliability for motorists and pedestrians alike.

Kingston Butter Factory

Delivering safe, reliable access through a durable bridge designed for everyday use and extreme weather conditions.

The Jacaranda Avenue Bridge provides a critical connection between Jacaranda Avenue and on-site parking facilities, combining improved traffic flow, pedestrian safety, and flood resilience in a cost-effective, low-maintenance structure.

Dimensions
13.7m x 9.6m
Client
Logan City Council
Products
IQ700
Type
Single-Span Bridge
Location
Tweed Heads West, NSW
Projects | Kingston Butter Factory
Projects | Kingston Butter Factory
Projects | Kingston Butter Factory
Projects | Kingston Butter Factory
Projects | Kingston Butter Factory
Projects | Kingston Butter Factory

Key project points

Improved Connectivity
Establishes a reliable link between Jacaranda Avenue and on-site parking facilities for all users.

Enhanced Safety
Dedicated vehicle lanes and a separate pedestrian pathway improve safety and accessibility across the bridge.

Flood-Resilient
Engineered to withstand flood events associated with the adjacent watercourse, reducing future disruption and maintenance requirements.

Cost-Effective‍

Provides a durable bridge asset with reduced whole-of-life maintenance costs.

Local Delivery
Constructed by local contractor HEH Civil, supporting regional industry participation and project delivery.

The location

The Jacaranda Avenue Bridge provides an important connection across a watercourse adjacent to Jacaranda Avenue. The crossing links the roadway with nearby parking facilities and supports the safe movement of both vehicles and pedestrians.

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As a frequently used access point, the bridge plays a key role in maintaining efficient local connectivity. Its location also required consideration of flood impacts associated with the surrounding drainage corridor

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Challenges

The project required a bridge solution that could provide reliable access while accommodating the flood risks associated with the adjoining waterway. Maintaining safe and efficient movement for both vehicles and pedestrians was a key project objective.

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The client also sought a cost-effective structure that would minimize long-term maintenance obligations. Balancing durability, safety, and whole-of-life value was central to the final design.

How we helped

InQuik delivered a bridge solution designed to provide long-term performance while simplifying construction and future maintenance requirements. The structure incorporates two traffic lanes and a dedicated pedestrian path, improving safety and accessibility for all users.

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Its flood-resilient design provides greater reliability during severe weather events and helps maintain access when it is needed most. The completed bridge delivers a durable and efficient crossing that will serve the community for decades to come.