Tag: bridge
Boston Preservation Updates Advocacy of Northern Avenue Bridge
Boston – The Boston Preservation Alliance has updated its advocacy of the Northern Avenue Bridge and shared the video presented by the city of Boston on its concept for a new Northern Avenue Bridge saying, “The design has evolved in a positive direction from its initial conception. The current proposal blends a new interpretation of […]
Svigals + Partners Reimagines Bridge
New Britain, CT – Architecture, art and advisory firm, Svigals + Partners, recently announced the completion of the Main Street Overpass project with collaborators Fuss & O’Neill, engineering; Pirie Associates, design; Richter + Cegan, landscape design; SignPro, fabricators; and Laveiro, general contractor. Civic leaders and residents are now celebrating the new “Beehive Bridge,” a project […]
ACEC/MA Awards Middleboro Secondary Trestle Replacement
Boston – The American Council of Engineering Companies of Massachusetts (ACEC/MA) has named Jacobs as a 2019 bronze award winner for engineering excellence for their work on the Middleboro Secondary Trestle Replacement MP 15.95. Using an innovative pre-cast concrete culvert instead of a traditional bridge to replace the deteriorating Middleboro timber trestle, Jacobs minimized disruption […]
STV Winner of ACEC/MA Awards
Boston – The American Council of Engineering Companies of Massachusetts (ACEC/MA) has named STV as a winner of two 2017 Bronze Engineering Excellence Awards for work on the Long Island Bridge Demolition in Boston and Quincy and the statewide DCR LED Replacement project. STV, with offices in Boston and Newton, was retained by the City of […]
Bridge Project Win Design Excellence Awards
Rehoboth, MA – Oldcastle Precast’s Skilton Road Bridge Rehabilitation was recipient of Precast/Prestressed Concrete Institute’s (PCI) 2016 Design Excellence Award. Skilton Road Bridge, a one lane, dry stone masonry arch bridge originally built in 1865, required special consideration to preserve the historic nature of the bridge, increase the width to accommodate two traffic lanes, and […]
