General Information
Completion: | 2023 |
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Status: | in use |
Project Type
Function / usage: |
Pedestrian bridge (footbridge) |
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Material: |
Prestressed concrete bridge |
Plan view: |
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Structure: |
main bridge: Haunched girder bridge main bridge: Three-span continuous girder bridge |
Secondary structure(s): |
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Material: |
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Structure: |
approach viaduct: Slab bridge approach viaduct: Two-span continuous girder bridge |
Location
Location: |
Seattle, King County, Washington, USA |
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Coordinates: | 47° 36' 11.12" N 122° 20' 15.13" W |
Technical Information
Dimensions
number of spans | 5 | |
approach viaduct | ||
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total length | 37.57 m | |
span lengths | 2 x 18.06 m | |
main bridge | ||
main span | 33.53 m | |
total length | 58.67 m | |
span lengths | 13.28 m - 33.53 m - 11.84 m | |
deck | number of longitudinal girders | 2 |
Cost
cost of construction | United States dollar 9 400 000 |
Materials
deck |
prestressed concrete
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piers |
reinforced concrete
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Notes
The bridge connects downtown Seattle with the Colman Dock Ferry Terminal over a new promenade and reconfigured Alaskan Way. It replaced a narrow, unattractive pedestrian bridge. The new bridge acts as a gateway to the city along the improved waterfront with excellent views of Elliott Bay and beyond. The Marion Street Bridge includes a main span over the Alaskan Way and two balancing, long cantilevers that allowed the bridge to be built independently of the new ferry terminal and future buildings along the waterfront. The main reinforced concrete piers are sculptural, well proportioned, and illuminated at night.
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20089956 - Published on:
09/12/2024 - Last updated on:
09/12/2024