Video: 400kg of explosives level three steel arches.
A 90-year-old highway bridge slated for replacement in the UK capital is instead being rehabilitated thanks to an extensive programme of monitoring, inspections and other investigations, writes Michael Duvall
A series of US bridges will be repaired or replaced as part of the project.
A cable-stayed bridge on a Caribbean island is getting essential repairs.
All deck panels on the crossing are being replaced over a six-week period due to manufacturing issues.
Flanders funds two bridge PPPs to renovate moveable and fixed structures across the region.
New Jersey’s George Washington Bridge marks improvement milestone.
An intricate choreography of marine transportation and lifting methodology facilitated the seamless replacement of bearings in a Spanish rail link – and all the while maintaining high-speed traffic, discovers Eve Boykova
Civil engineering services group acquires bridge repair company.
The restoration of the iconic Tyne Bridge is expected to take four years.
A sliding rail bridge over a canal in England has been completely overhauled.
Nigerian president releases cash to continue inherited projects.
Tender for investigation of heritage concrete bridge in Adelaide, South Australia, that is in danger of becoming unsafe
The US$93 million investement aims to safeguard Delaware Memorial Bridge
Major restoration of the Tyne Bridge in northern England will start in September, once nesting birds have moved away.
The US state of New York is to spend an additional US$516 million on the replacement and rehabilitation of local bridges and culverts.
Traffic of more than 3.5t has been banned from one of Greece's longest bridges while urgent repairs are carried out to rectify cracking.
A proposal has been unveiled to create a ‘sky park’ on the Veterans Memorial Bridge in Cleveland in the US state of Ohio.
The start date and contractor have been announced for the full restoration of Corporation Road Bridge in Grimsby, England.
Inspections have revealed that the Tyne Bridge in northern England will require more extensive repairs than first anticipated.