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Glen Road Bridge, Toronto -- Engineering and construction features
New structure is 639 ft. long and comprises 280-ft. steel arch and six girder spans on reinforced-concrete piers and abutments; much consideration given to appearance; handrail carried out in special quartzite concrete; lighting of bridge is by means of cast-iron fluted standards carrying ornamental bronze lighting units; in addition to telephone and electric light conduits, bridge carries 20-in. steel pipe sewer and 12-in. water main.
Glen Road Bridge, Toronto -- Engineering and construction features
New structure is 639 ft. long and comprises 280-ft. steel arch and six girder spans on reinforced-concrete piers and abutments; much consideration given to appearance; handrail carried out in special quartzite concrete; lighting of bridge is by means of cast-iron fluted standards carrying ornamental bronze lighting units; in addition to telephone and electric light conduits, bridge carries 20-in. steel pipe sewer and 12-in. water main.
Glen Road Bridge, Toronto -- Engineering and construction features
Contract Rec
1928
6 pages
17 Figs.
Article (Journal)
English
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