Consultation is now under way on new concept designs for two 'green bridges' in Brisbane, Australia.
Scotland’s Aberdeenshire Council is seeking views on options for a new ‘active travel’ bridge linking Banff and Macduff.
The South Korean government has agreed to extend financial support for a 32km-long inter-island bridge project in the Philippines.
The preferred design has been chosen for the I-10 bridge over City Park Lake in the US city of Baton Rouge.
The design of a floating bridge in west Norway has evolved in tandem with decades of research and development needed to overcome the challenge of building a fixed link across a fjord that is 550m deep and 5km wide. Khalifa Bokhammas reports
Predevelopment work is set to begin for the new American Legion Bridge in Maryland, USA.
Community consultation has resulted in a new alignment for the US$169 million Swan River Crossings project in Fremantle, Western Australia.
The preferred option has been identified for a crossing of the Hawkebury River in New South Wales (NSW), Australia.
The lead designer has been selected for a US$200 million project to widen almost 10km of highway - including 16 bridges – in California, USA.
The draft environmental impact statement has been published for the proposed rehabilitation or replacement of the General Sullivan Bridge.
In this Bd&e Presents, we spoke to Gregor Strekelj of Allplan about the Allplan Bridge solution and how it can help solve some of the prevailing challenges in the global bridge industry.
The preferred alternative has been identified for improvements to the Chester Bridge Mississippi River crossing in Illinois, USA.
The final design is now in place for a major new bridge that will eliminate a busy at-grade rail crossing in Edmonton, Canada.
The design of a pedestrian bridge in London strikes a balance between the area’s rich dockyard history and the modern cityscape of today, report Héctor Beade-Pereda and Andrew Branch
The design team has been selected for a signature bridge that will connect innovation and research areas in the US city of Indianapolis.
Camden Council has granted planning permission for a new pedestrian bridge in the King’s Cross area of London, England.
Norways’s public roads administration has appointed a consultant to provide independent verification for the designs of two major fjord crossings.
The contract has been awarded for the next phase of what is set to be world’s longest bridge to use structural timber.
A consultant has been appointed to design a replacement for the West Seattle High-Rise Bridge, which has been closed since cracks were discovered in March.
Asking readers to name the innovation that they believed had had the most impact on the bridge industry in the last 25 years was always going to lead to a variety of responses — but there was a clear winner.
