The Sixth Street Viaduct is getting a complete upgrade after six years of construction.
The arches also have LED lights tov light up the bridge.The original Sixth Street Viaduct was constructed in 1932 and was an important engineering landmark for LA.
Because of its large size it was constructed using a onsite concrete mixing plant. Unfortunately the concrete had a chemical reaction known as Alkali Silica Reaction which caused the it to begin to deteriorate. Over the years there were multiple efforts to try and preserve the it and make it last. After some tests and research it was decided that the viaduct had a high vulnerability of failure and could become dangerous.will feature new and safe paths for both pedestrians and cyclists to cross.Another project that will be unveiled with the new bridge is the Sixth Street Park, Arts, and River Connectivity Improvements Project which will be directly under the viaduct.
It will be a 12-acre recreational space will access to the LA River, public art, dog park areas, and concession stands.
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