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U2 Donaustadtbrücke

The Donaustadtbrücke is an subway/underground railway bridge over the Danube and the New Danube. The structure over the Danube is constructed as a cable-stayed bridge with an impressive 85 m-high A pylon. The design was created by the civil engineer Alfred Pauser in collaboration with the architects Wilhelm Holzbauer and Heinz Marschalek. Initially used as an alternative route for cars, the bridge has since 2010 been used as a route for the U2 subway line.

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Bogensberger Vermessung was surveying the Donaustadtbrücke, a subway/underground railway bridge over the Danube and the New Danube, during its construction.

U2 subway bridge - Donaustadtbrücke, Vienna | AT

Profile

  • Field of activity: Engineering surveying
  • Location: Vienna | AT
  • Project duration: 1995 – 1997
  • Owner: Wiener Linien, Donaukraft
  • Clients: ÖSTU-STETTIN, Hinteregger, HochTief
  • Total length: 741 m
  • Longest span between supports: 186 m
  • Width: 10 m

Services

  • Creation of a precise geodetic bridge network
  • Stake out of the abutments and the centre foundation
  • Creation of specification book with target-actual comparison of the finished roadway
  • Arrangement and monitoring of all 45 individual elements
  • Monitoring of the structure and the pylon during the clamping operation of the slanted cables

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