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Excited to announce the launch of our new Rosales + website! Discover our latest bridge projects, new videos, and striking photos. Don't miss out on our new book, "Bridges as Structural Art" by Miguel Rosales. Check it out now! #Rosales+,#Bridges, #StructuralArt, #design, #landmarks, #architecture, #engineering #structures, #riverfronts, #parks, #waterfronts, #cities, #urban, #context, #innovation, #technology, #aesthetics, #community, #footbridges, #multimodal, #landscaping, #lighting, #visual #quality

Exciting news for the City of Boston! The $200 million bridge under construction over Boston Harbor has been named after NBA Hall of Famer and civil rights icon, William Felton "Bill" Russell, honoring his legacy. This 1,088-foot structure will not only enhance connectivity but also become a part of Boston's historic Freedom Trail and adding history and charm to the waterfront. Scheduled for completion in 2025, the bridge will feature vehicular lanes, a bus lane, bicycle paths, spacious sidewalks, landscaping, and curved overlooks with a stunning architectural trellis, blending functionality and beauty seamlessly. This iconic project is a testament to the great collaboration between the City of Boston and the Massachusetts Department of Transportation, showcasing the vision and support of Boston Mayor Michelle Wu and Massachusetts Governor Maura Healey. The bridge's design and architecture, led by Rosales +, engineered by Benesch, and constructed by J. F. White Contracting, promises high visual quality and elegance, adding to Boston's legacy of distinctive bridges and complementing the adjacent iconic Zakim Bridge. Stay tuned for this architectural marvel that will undoubtedly enrich Boston's landscape for generations to come. #Boston #BridgeConstruction #BillRussellLegacy #CivilRightsIcon #FreedomTrail #CityofBoston #MassDOT #Collaboration #EngineeringExcellence #BostonLandscape #HistoricStructure #Benesch #JFWhiteContracting #Architecture #Sustainability #Design #Steel #Concrete #Iconic #Waterfront #History #Neighborhoods #VisualQuality #Contractor

We are thrilled to announce that we have reached a significant milestone by completing 30% of the preliminary design for two groundbreaking pedestrian bridges over the San Gabriel River in Georgetown, TX. These inverted Fink curved truss bridges, the first of their kind in the United States, are poised to revolutionize pedestrian and bicycle access to the heart of the city. Designed to offer a blend of functionality and aesthetics, these bridges will feature overlooks, seating areas, and captivating views of the river and nearby parks, notably Blue Hole Park. Serving as a distinctive entry point into the city, they will be prominent landmarks visible from afar, adding to the city's allure. This accomplishment was made achievable through a fruitful collaboration with Freese and Nichols, ensuring the design phase prioritized visual excellence. With construction scheduled to commence in 2025, supported by the City of Georgetown, we eagerly anticipate the realization of these unique and visually stunning bridges. They are set to elevate the experiences of both locals and visitors alike, embodying innovation and enhancing connectivity. #bridges, #innovation, #visual, #river, #engineering, #architecture, #landscape, #Georgetown, #structure, #art, #truss, #curvature, #iconic, #walking, #pedestrian, #bicycle, #infrastructure, #design, #seating, #parks, #steel, #quality, #construction