Steel Bridge

← Back to Portfolio

Jason Dismukes LLC, designed bridge abutments for this steel bridge. The project included designing reinforced concrete abutments, wing walls, and site location grading plan. The site consisted of a steep cross slope and steep driveway grades on either side of the brook crossing. We designed bridge abutments that conformed to the slope and steep grade challenges presented, as well as, flowed with the lay of the land.

The contractor is pouring concrete for the bridge abutment footing.

↑ Back to Top

The water course that will flow under the bridge is located between the rows of silt fence. The abutment footings are being poured. Notice the other abutment footing in the background.

↑ Back to Top

The abutment stem with bridge seat and wing walls.

↑ Back to Top

Holes are cut through the back wall of the abutment for utility conduit to run through.

↑ Back to Top

The first bridge beam is anchored in place on the abutment.

↑ Back to Top

The second beam is in place and the utility conduit is being lowered into position.

↑ Back to Top

The outside beam is the last beam to be lowered into place. The standoffs for the railing posts line the outside of the beam.

↑ Back to Top

The bridge is completed with railings in place anchored to the standoffs.

↑ Back to Top