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Rehabilitation of the historic Town Bridge in Canton, Connecticut featured an operation where the full truss superstructure was lifted off its abutments and moved to shore.
Two recent projects for helicopter hangars on U.S. military bases, one in Colorado and one in Kentucky, offer examples of how out-of-the-box thinking about crane design can overcome some big construction obstacles.
