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Aurach Bridge Reconstruction

Sector: Commercial • Location: Regau, Austria

Source: Highways Today

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The Aurach Bridge, the highest bridge on the Austrian A1 motorway, is being completely renewed after 60 years in service. The new construction involves building a new supporting structure parallel to the existing bridge to divert traffic temporarily. The executing consortium HABAU/PORR is relying on Doka's expertise in balanced cantilever construction for the project.

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The project “Aurach Bridge Reconstruction” is an infrastructure initiative in the Commercial sector, located in Regau, Austria. Taiyo aggregates data on it from Highways Today.

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The Aurach Bridge, the highest bridge on the Austrian A1 motorway, is being completely renewed after 60 years in service. The new construction involves building a new supporting structure parallel to the existing bridge to divert traffic temporarily. The executing consortium HABAU/PORR is relying on Doka's expertise in balanced cantilever construction for the project.

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