This reinforced concrete open-spandrel arch bridge opened in 1932. It’s set right next to the crashing waves of the Pacific Ocean. If you want to get out of your car to admire this impressive ...

It is one of several open-spandrel arch bridges in Idaho and was state of the art for its time, says ITD. But bridges don’t last forever.

"I know no one who will dance in our new national ballroom. I know many who regularly marvel at our little bridge over a scenic by-way." ...

Built in 1926 and designed by George Posey, the 357-foot open-spandrel arch bridge was once the largest of its kind on the West Coast and has connected Park Boulevard to the Oakmore neighborhood ...

The other was what's known as an open spandrel arch design, primarily concrete, which features a vertically curved concrete slab and vertical columns supporting floor beams and the bridge’s deck.

The other was what's known as an open spandrel arch design, primarily concrete, which features a vertically curved concrete slab and vertical columns supporting floor beams and the bridge’s deck.

The original bridge was a reinforced concrete closed spandrel arch underfill constructed in 1925 that ran across Ridley Creek. The scope of work for the bridge included important stormwater ...