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| 30 December 2022 - An aerial view of the station site |
Keppel station has made great progress through the year. Part of the station site has commenced back-filling work with soil being progressively placed back on top of the completed roof slab. An excavation pit is also now visible to allow the construction of the station exit near the road side table.
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| 30 December 2022 - The eatsern-most end of the site with the former launch shafts to the left. |
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| 30 December 2022 - Struts still visible within the excavation box. |
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| 30 December 2022 - The excavation pit for a station exit visible. |
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| 30 December 2022 - Brown netting to retain soil visible in the mid-ground. |
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| 30 December 2022 - A work platform at the station box. |
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| 30 December 2022 - A view of the former western launch shaft. |
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| 30 December 2022 - A view of the former ventilation shaft of the existing Circle Line. It has since been decommissioned with the extension of the line and sealed over. |
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| 30 December 2022 |
Now that we are well within 2023, the station should be obtaining its basic structural completion. This would be followed by the construction of the station exits and thereafter interior works should be able to progress along. We should also begin to see the installation of equipment such as escalators and lifts, marking yet another milestone to closing the circle.
This post is also available on Instagram in a time-comparison format.
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