Steel bridges: Case Studies
Case Studies & Reports
Glacier Skywalk in Canada’s Jasper National Park
Since May 2014, Jasper National Park in Alberta, Canada, features a spectacular highlight for visitors: the Glacier Skywalk. The skywalk is a visit ... more
Suspension bridge in 1,000 m height on Gubong Mountain, South Korea
Gubong Mountain in the southern province of Jeollabuk-do in South Korea is a popular destination that draws an ever increasing number of tourists. ... more
Ney & Partners win Tintagel Castle Bridge Design Competition
English Heritage announced on 23 March 2016 that a collaboration between Ney & Partners and emerging architectural practice William Matthews Associ ... more
Presidente Ibáñez Bridge: Chile’s longest suspension bridge
The 210 m long Presidente Ibáñez Bridge in the Aysén region of southern Chile is the country's longest suspension bridge and has been declared a na ... more
Floating expansion joints for Europe’s largest lift bridge
Rotterdam has the largest port in Europe, so its port entrance for overseas container ships is both vast and congested. This is the entrance to wha ... more
330 meter high concrete bridge pylons with PERI ACS self-climbing formwork
In the north of the Turkish metropolis, the third and largest bridge is currently being built across the Bosphorus. The suspension bridge is suppor ... more
Inspection carriage for the Leverkusen Rhine Bridge
The Leverkusen Rhine Bridge was built in the first half of the 1960s. It is 690 m long and constructed as a cable-stayed bridge with two pylons. W ... more
Scaffolding for the Schlossbachbrücke, Tyrol, during rehabilitation work
The Schlossbach is a tributary of the Inn River in Tyrol. In its upper reaches is the Schlossbachklamm gorge, which is spanned by the imposing and ... more
The white arc over the Rhone river
Since 4 September 2013 it is there: the great white arc over the Rhone river in Lyon. What optically almost floats posed an enormous challenge in t ... more
Tamed, but not tame
The name AlpspiX depicts a spectacular viewing platform about 1,000 m over the Hell Valley, being opposite of Germany’s highest mountain, the Zug ... more