The Granville Bridge south approach ramps rehabilitation project is advancing in downtown Vancouver, with major components complete and remaining work progressing toward completion.
Originally constructed in 1954, the Granville Bridge is a key transportation corridor serving downtown Vancouver. The project is located at the entrance to Granville Island, one of Canada’s most visited destinations, making traffic management a central consideration throughout construction. Work has been carefully planned and sequenced to minimize disruption while maintaining safe and continuous use of the bridge.
Keep reading on GrahamBuilds.com
Explore related articles you won’t want to miss:
B6 Office Tower Achieves WELL Core Platinum Certification
Graham Marks 100 Years – Defining a Century of Construction Excellence