Hale St Link Bridge
ClientHale Street Link Alliance (Seymour White, Macmahon Constructions, Bouygues Travaux Publics in alliance with Hyder Consulting and principal, Brisbane City Council)
Value$8m
Project datesFebruary 2009 – April 2010
LocationQueensland
StatusCompleted
About the project
The Hale Street Link Bridge was a significant inner-city infrastructure project and a key component of Brisbane City Council's long-term transport objectives: bringing relief to bridge crossings and improved accessibility for motorists, public transport, pedestrians and cyclists.
The project included a four-lane bridge over the Brisbane River plus a two-lane viaduct on Coronation Drive over the Hale Street intersection on the river’s north side. The main bridge, a 300m, three-span, two-pier, concrete balanced cantilever bridge, was the first inner-city vehicular bridge built in Brisbane since 1972.
Lis-Con completed formwork, reinforcement and concrete pour works on various structures including the main span, the northern pile cap and column, and the northern abutment and pedestrian underpass.