HONG KONG'S NEW SUPERMODEL
Judith Clark
Abstract
Judith Clark
Abstract
Detailed design of Hong Kong's next major bridge is now under way after the US$13.2 million design contract was signed with the consultant. The bridge will have a super-slim deck based on designs first put forward for the Messina Bridge. The bridge forms the major part of the southernmost section of Route 10, which will provide a link from Lantau Island to the New Territories. The article provides description of the design of the bridge as well as the project schedule, with completion expected in 2007.
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Detailed design of Hong Kong's next major bridge is now under way after the US$13.2 million design contract was signed with the consultant. The bridge will have a super-slim deck based on designs first put forward for the Messina Bridge. The bridge forms the major part of the southernmost section of Route 10, which will provide a link from Lantau Island to the New Territories. The article provides description of the design of the bridge as well as the project schedule, with completion expected in 2007.
Key concepts: Bridge (graph theory), Schedule, Engineering, Deck, Section (typography), Civil engineering, Construction engineering, Design–build