The Tokyo International Airport - JAPAN -

In order to respond to an increasing demand for domestic airline capacity, as well as growth in international traffic, a new expansion project was planned for The Tokyo International Airport (Haneda). The expansion project consisted of the new 2,500 meter long D-Runway, the international passenger terminal, the cargo terminal, and all of the apron facilities. Since the D-Runway is situated at the mouth of the Tamagawa River, it was decided to construct a hybrid structure combining a piled-elevated platform (jacket type) and land reclamation so that it would not obstruct the flow of the river. In August 2010, the D-runway was completed. TOA Corporation was one of the major Japanese construction companies involved in the construction of the D-Runway which was completed in a short period of about three and a half years.