Case Studies

 

Modern Steel Construction - September 2010

        • Emergency Renovation
          When an intense fire destroyed the 9 Mile Road bridge, designers took the opportunity to also accommodate future plans.

        • Artistic Flyover
          Steel and Native American inspiration combine to produce a pedestrian bridge for keeping Phoenix students safe.


Modern Steel Construction - June 2010

 

Modern Steel Construction - March 2010

 

Modern Steel Construction -December 2009

 

 

 

 

 

 Modern Steel Construction - September 2009

 

Modern Steel Construction - March 2009

        • Up and Running in No Time
          In late spring, this bridge was severely damaged but by early fall, it was open to traffic again.

        • Twice as Nice
          Branson visitors now have twice as much room to get in and out of town over the White River.

        • Wide River
          The first bridge crossing the Des Moines River in Keosauqua, Iowa fell into the river. The latest endeavor is a bit more sturdy.

        • Over the Rails in the Other Kansas City
          Kansas City—Kansas—finds a new way to span a vast rail yard and link the north and south sides of town.


Modern Steel Construction - December 2008

        • Taking Flight
          An aviation museum's new pedestrian bridge pays homage to flight via a complex yet elegant design.

        • The Arch Reinvented
          As Ithaca, N.Y. has grown over the years, one its most significant spans needed to keep up.

        • Early Adopter
          A new steel bicycle and pedestrian bridge in Cupertino is the first cabled-stayed bridge crossing the interstate highway in California.

        • Expanding History
          A replacement span over the Missouri River provides much-needed extra room, scenic overlooks, and historic reverence.


Modern Steel Construction - September 2008

        • Remember the Red River Valley
          Part replacement span, part revitalization tool, a new bridge over the Red River of the North connects two Upper Midwest towns in North Dakota and Minnesota.


Modern Steel Construction - June 2008

        • Opposite Coasts
          Two Florida bridges—on either side of the state—will deliver multiple benefits to their owners and users, thanks to value engineering redesign.

        • Limited Access
          There’s only one bridge to Sauvie Island—and given its long list of requirements, only one way to build it.


Modern Steel Construction - December 2007

Modern Steel Construction - November 2007

Modern Steel Construction - June 2007

Modern Steel Construction - March 2007

        • Steel Bridge News

          Rethinking Shop Drawings | New Span, New Steel | Above-Grade, Below Estimate

Modern Steel Construction - December 2006

        • Steel Bridge News
          New Bridge Slated for Columbus | Prefabricating Standard Orthotropic Steel Decks

Modern Steel Construction - September 2006

        • Steel Bridge News

          140-Year-Old Steel Suspension Bridge to Close for Repairs | Sixteenth Street Bridge | Recent Steel Bridge Bids Below Estimates | Steel Bridge Uses Simple-Span-Made-Continuous Construction

Modern Steel Construction - June 2006

        • Steel Bridge News

          A New Era for Steel | California’s Weathering Steel Antioch Bridge | Wheeling Suspension Bridge | Nostalgia Guides Design of New Viaduct

Modern Steel Construction - March 2006

        • Steel Bridge News

          New “Ewes” for Steel Sheep Bridge | Standing the Test of Time | Pipe Truss Bridge to Carry Light Rail | Corrosion in Northern Marine Environs

Modern Steel Construction - November 2005