Trinity Strand Hi-Line Span Bridge and Trail Construction
Sector: Commercial • Location: Dallas, Texas, United States of America
Source: Dodge USA
Construction of the 2-artistic bridges betwwn Hi-Line drive and Irving Blvd across the Trinity and 12 feet wide trail connecting two bridges, construction of lookout plaza, shade structure, lighting, landscaping etc.
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Description | Construction of the 2-artistic bridges betwwn Hi-Line drive and Irving Blvd across the Trinity and 12 feet wide trail connecting two bridges, construction of lookout plaza, shade structure, lighting, landscaping etc. |
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