As Washington D.C. sits alongside the historic Potomac River, with it comes many landmark bridges and more recently, an update to a bridge with a rich legacy. The Frederick Douglass Bridge was recently renovated after 70 years of public use and rededicated to Douglass. Formerly known as the South Capitol Street Bridge, the 1965 renaming
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Soccer continues to be the number one most-watched sport in the world and the fourth most-watched in the United States. As the FIFA World Cup roars on during the November and December months of 2022, we all recognize the success of the United States men’s team in making it to the World Cup and the
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The John Lewis Memorial Bridge opened on October 2nd, 2021, in Northgate, Seattle, providing ease of travel times and access to transit, businesses, parks, and medical services. The bridge spans 1,900 feet over the I-5 interstate and connects North Seattle College and an existing transit center on either side, with the addition of the newest
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Two of our most recent projects in Los Angeles have been rather symbolic to the city, as well as beneficial to the local communities. Both bridges are used to cross the Los Angeles river and connect pedestrians to various parts of the city. Glendale Hyperion Bridge A huge symbol to the city of Los Angeles,
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There has been a welcome momentum in improving pedestrian access throughout the built environment. From simple rights-of-way connecting disparate pedestrian thoroughfares through cities, to the increasing presence of shared-use paths on highways, we have entered an age where the sole focus is no longer just automobiles; all travelers are considered. Relatedly, designers are interested in
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