Western City Road Network (Aerotropolis Roads)
Western Sydney’s new airport, along with the Sydney Metro – Western Sydney Airport Line, will be the beating heart of the Western Parkland City, connecting Greater Parramatta and the Harbour CBD.
Western Sydney’s new airport is the catalyst for much of Western Sydney’s future urbanisation. Propelled by the Australian Government’s investment in the airport as well as the Sydney Metro – Western Sydney Airport Line, the aerotropolis will be the beating heart of the Western Parkland City, connecting to Greater Parramatta and the Harbour CBD to realise the vision for Greater Sydney as a metropolis of three cities.
Western Sydney Aerotropolis consists of several precincts. Its transport network is designed to enable movement within and across the different precincts, and focuses on a network of main streets and main roads to provide connections between precincts. The network encourages walking, cycling and public transport connections into centres of high activity while providing efficient routes for freight services to key employment areas.
Explore our projects
GWH Upgrade Program – Central
The Great Western Highway upgrade will enhance the connection between Central West NSW and Sydney, reducing congestion, improving resilience and freight productivity through the Blue Mountains.
Heathcote Rd Upgrade Detailed Design
The Heathcote Road upgrade is an important project that will help reduce congestion, improve road safety and provide more reliable journeys for all road users.
M1 Pacific Motorway (M12RT)
The project involves upgrading the intersection from a roundabout to a traffic signal controlled intersection.
M12 Motorway Project Management Support Services
The proposed M12 Motorway will act as a major connection from the proposed Western Sydney Airport at Badgerys Creek to the existing M7 Motorway and, by extension, the greater Sydney motorway network.
Mamre Road
Mamre Road is an important transport corridor in the Western Parkland City and is a key connector to the Western Sydney Employment Area and Western Sydney Aerotropolis.
Hexham Straight Widening
The Hexham Straight Widening will upgrade six kilometres of the Pacific Highway between the Newcastle Inner City Bypass and the Hexham Bridge, expanding it from a dual to a triple carriageway.
Canberra Park, Canberra
MI Engineers were engaged by FDC to provide civil and structural engineering services and cost estimating services for the tourist park development at Canberra Park.
Havilland Street Boat Ramp, Conjola Park
Shoalhaven City Council engaged MI Engineers for engineering of the new boat ramp facility on Haviland Street, Lake Conjola, featuring roadways, parking, stormwater drainage and a concrete footpath.
Wyangala Dam Wall Raising, Lachlan Valley
The proposed raising of the Wyangala Dam wall by 10 metres is a significantly complex mega project, addressing new environmental legislative requirements and updated flood modelling.
Evans Lookout, Blue Mountains National Park
MIEngineers were engaged by the National Parks and Wildlife Service care of NewScape Design to provide both civil and structural design for the proposed upgrades at the Evans Lookout in Blue Mountains