Bellevue Creek Foot Bridge

Cabin built an 18.1-meter pedestrian bridge over Bellevue Creek for Emil Anderson Construction, creating a new connection with both style and durability. The project kicked off with grading the site to lay a solid foundation, then added rip rap to help control erosion and protect the creek banks. Our team set up sturdy concrete abutments to anchor the bridge and put together a steel superstructure that can handle steady foot traffic. Timber decking and railings were the finishing touches, adding functionality and a rustic vibe that fits right into the landscape.

We also took charge of environmental monitoring throughout the project, making sure we met all environmental standards and minimized our impact on local wildlife and water quality. By sticking to the schedule and budget, we wrapped up the project on time, reflecting our commitment to quality, sustainability, and a job well done.