Tag Archives: Bridges

Modular construction was the right choice for the world’s longest span suspension bridge. 

Transport for London (TfL) commissioner Andy Byford will pursue the possibility of setting up a “meaningful” organisation to look after London’s river crossings.

The first major steel section of the Gull Wing bridge in Lowestoft arrived at the construction site on Lake Lothing, with more sections expected to be delivered over the coming months.

It is common for residents of the Kigoma region in north west Tanzania to make dangerous crossings of rivers to reach workplaces, schools, hospitals and markets during the rainy season. But for many, such journeys will soon no longer be necessary as a result of a new bridge construction programme.…

A Norwich bridge on the A140 partially collapsed yesterday following a burst water main in the area.

The replacement of Torbay Road bridge in Devon is expected to take an additional month to complete due to supply chain issues.

British engineers have suggested plans to dismantle an historic bridge in Rotterdam, Netherlands, to make way for Amazon founder Jeff Bezos’ superyacht to pass through, are feasible.

The latest episode of The Engineers Collective is out now.

Campaigners have called for Preston City Council to submit a bid to the government's Levelling Up fund to save the city's Old Tram Bridge.

Using high-tech solutions to take care of some of the UK’s oldest rail assets creates great opportunities for career development within Aecom.