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Mesa Housing Pedestrian and Bike Bridge

Sector: Bridge • Location: San Diego, California, United States of America

Source: University of California San Diego

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Mesa Housing Pedestrian and Bike Bridge, This bridge provides a much-needed connection between Mesa Housing and the Medical Center, while also encouraging walking and biking with significantly shorter, safer routes to almost every part of campus. The bridge spans 465 linear feet and features a 10-foot-wide bike lane and a separate 6-foot-wide pedestrian walkway. The bridge crosses over the environ

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Mesa Housing Pedestrian and Bike Bridge, This bridge provides a much-needed connection between Mesa Housing and the Medical Center, while also encouraging walking and biking with significantly shorter, safer routes to almost every part of campus. The bridge spans 465 linear feet and features a 10-foot-wide bike lane and a separate 6-foot-wide pedestrian walkway. The bridge crosses over the environmentally sensitive Central Canyon to eliminate permanent impacts to the nearby wetlands and surrounding natural environment., The northwest end of the bridge ties into the existing sidewalk at Medical Center Drive, providing direct connectivity to the Gilman Drive Bridge. At the southeast end of bridge ramp, the pathway connects to Miramar Street, allowing people to go east or west along Miramar Street at the housing complex., Orchid, San Diego Architectural Foundation, UC San Diego and Kleinfelder Receive ACEC California Engineering Excellence Honor Award for UC San Diego Mesa Housing Pedestrian and Bicycle Bridge

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