AN S-CURVE STATEMENT IN INDIANAPOLIS.

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Title: AN S-CURVE STATEMENT IN INDIANAPOLIS.
Authors: Perry, Alex
Source: Roads & Bridges. May2026, Vol. 64 Issue 5, p18-20. 3p.
Subjects: Bridge design & construction, Urban renewal, Prestressed concrete bridges, Cities & towns, Choice of transportation, Infrastructure (Economics), Prestressed concrete
Geographic Terms: Indianapolis (Ind.)
Abstract: The article focuses on the Henry Street Bridge in downtown Indianapolis, a curvilinear, S-shaped prestressed concrete structure scheduled to open in spring 2027. Designed by WSP in the U.S., the bridge prioritizes multimodal transportation with 60% of its deck dedicated to pedestrians and cyclists, aiming to reconnect historically isolated neighborhoods and support the White River Innovation District redevelopment. Architectural features include prominent concrete rings symbolizing a civic gateway, while engineering solutions address site constraints, long-term resilience, and maintenance. The project involved extensive collaboration with city agencies and community engagement, positioning the bridge as both a transportation asset and a landmark reflecting urban renewal goals. [Extracted from the article]
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