YBC’s expertise in timber bridge construction ensures that the Poverty Hollow Bridge will stand the test of time, providing safe passage for the Redding community for decades to come. With an eye toward the future, YBC continues to lead the industry in creating sustainable, durable bridges that enhance both infrastructure and natural landscapes.
Navy Federal Credit Union Free Span Pedestrian Bridge | Port St. Joe, FL
Connecting The Pensacola CommunityYork Bridge Concepts’ Timber Pedestrian Marvel at Navy Federal Credit Union’s Recreational OasisIn a world where connectivity and community are paramount, the collaboration between York Bridge Concepts and Navy Federal Credit Union has given rise to a stunning testament to architectural ingenuity – the Timber Pedestrian Bridge project. Nestled within Navy Federal Credit Union’s expansive park and … Read More
Heatherwood Multiple Long Span Pedestrian Timber Bridge – Setauket, NY
Bridging Community and NatureThe Heatherwood Golf & Villas Pedestrian Timber Bridge of Setauket, New YorkThe Heatherwood Spy Ring Golf Timber Pedestrian Bridge Project has connected this 55+ active community in the picturesque Long Island town of Setauket, New York. The Heatherwood Timber Pedestrian Bridge weaves together the fabric of a golf and villa community while embracing the surrounding beauty. A Bridge … Read More
Elan Sweetwater Vehicular Bridge with attached Pedestrian Section – Lithia Springs, GA
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Southside Park Vehicular & Pedestrian Bridges – New Philadelphia, OH
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Southcliff Residential Community Vehicular & Pedestrian Bridge – Asheville, NC
Nestled in the scenic hills of Asheville, North Carolina, Southcliff is a unique residential community known for its commitment to nature conservation and luxurious living. With a focus on preserving the natural landscape, Southcliff offers its residents the best of both worlds—a peaceful, nature-centric environment and modern conveniences. As the community expanded, it required enhanced infrastructure that complemented its aesthetic and functional needs.
