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Hussain, N. The planning and design of viaduct construction on Route 9 between Tsing Yi and Cheung Sha Wan. Second International Conference on Current and Future Trends in Bridge Design, Construction and Maintenance, Hong Kong, 25-26 April 2001, Institution of Civil Engineers. Design Development of Stonecutters Bridge Hong Kong. Co-authored with C Wong, L Hauge & A Kong. International Conference on Innovation and Sustainable Development of Civil Engineering in the 21st Century, Beijing August 2002. Design of the Stonecutters Cable Stayed Bridge in Hong Kong co- authored with L Hauge, K Falbe- Hansen & A Kong. IABSE Symposium: Towards a Better Built Environment Melbourne– Australia September 2002. Design of Medway Viaduct for the Channel Tunnel Rail Link UK. Co- authored with Angus Low, Martin Kirk & David Philips, IABSE Symposium, Structures of High- speed Railway Transportation, Antwerp-Belgium, August 2003. Design of Deep Bay Link and Shenzhen Western Corridor, Hong Kong. Co-authored with A Kong, E Chan & K Moneypenny; Celebrating Concrete, People and Practice Symposium, Dundee UK September 2003. Design of Medway Viaduct. Co- authored with M Kirk & D Phillips. The Structural Engineer Vol. 82 No. 5 March 2004. Fast Track Design & Construction of Concrete Bridges. University of Dundee, Global Construction: Ultimate Concrete Opportunities, July 2005. “Stonecutters Bridge, Design for Extreme Events”. Co-authored with S. Kite, K. Falbe-Hansen, IABSE Symposium Lisbon, September 2005. Design and Construction of the Stonecutters Bridge, Hong Hong. ICE Seminar - Current & Future Trends in Bridge Design, Construction & Maintenance, Malaysia, October 2005. “The Design and Construction of Shenzhen Western Corridor and Deep Bay Link Hong Kong”. Co- authored with KONG Alex, CHAN Eric IABSE Symposium Budapest 2006. Doha Bay Crossing, Qatar (2010) Project Director for the competition winning design for the Doha Bay Crossing which comprises of innovative arch bridges and immersed tunnels. Forth Replacement Crossing (Queensferry Crossing) Scotland (2008 – Present) Main Crossing Manager for the 3-tower cable-stay bridge with 650m spans, the longest span in the world for a 3-tower cable-stayed bridge and also the longest cable-stayed composite span in the world. For stability of the central tower crossed cables at midspan have been used, the first time this has been done for a major long span cable stayed bridge. Gwangyang Suspension Bridge, Korea (2006) Project Manager for the detail design of the design and construct tender for Samsung Construction Ltd for the dual two-lane 1450m main span suspension bridge. The bridge comprises innovative A-shaped concrete towers and an orthotropic steel deck. Western Freeway Sea Link, Mumbai India (2005 – 2009) Project Director for the concept design and tender documentation for the 12.7km multi-lane sea-crossing bridge between Worli and Nariman Point in Mumbai. Incheon Bridge, Songdo, Korea (2005 – 2007) Project Manager for detail design check for the 12km, dual 3-lane sea- crossing bridge between Incheon and Songdo. The bridge comprises of 50m span low level viaducts, 140m span balanced cantilever approach spans and 800m cable-stayed span. Machang Bridge, Korea (2005 – 2007) Project Manager for the construction supervision of the 450m main span cable stayed bridge in Machang. Jeokgeum-Yeongnam Bridge, Korea (2003) Project Manager for the detailed design of the design and construct tender for LG Construction for the 820m main span suspension bridge. The bridge located on the Yeosu-Goheung road on the southern coast of Korea has a main span of 820m and utilises an innovative triangular truss. Deep Bay Link and Shenzhen Western Corridor Bridge, Hong Kong (2002 – 2006) Concept designer for the fast track construction of viaducts and cable-stay bridge on the 11.4km long dual 3-lane fourth boundary connection between Hong Kong and Shenzhen, China. The 5.4km land portion is built by the span by span construction technique using 40m spans and precast segments. The sea crossing is built by the balanced cantilever construction technique using 75m spans and precast segments. The cable-stay bridge is a single inclined tower bridge with a main span of 210m and utilises a wide steel orthotropic box deck. Stonecutters Bridge Hong Kong (2001 – 2009) Project Manager for the detailed design of the Stonecutters cable stayed bridge with a main span of 1018m and the Engineer for the construction 1/2018