Marketing Coordinator, Author at York Bridge Concepts

Why Timber Is The Ideal Material For Vehicular Bridges

Marketing CoordinatorJuly 7, 2025Bridge Education, Construction Techniques for Wood Bridges, Environmental Benefits of Wooden Bridges, The LiNK, Types of Wood Bridges

Bowman Road covered bridge decking and under covering, built by York Bridge Concepts in Georgia

Timber vehicular bridges offer strength, beauty, and sustainability. Learn why timber is the preferred material for modern bridge construction.

What Is A Vehicular Bridge

Marketing CoordinatorJune 30, 2025Bridge Education, The LiNK, Types of Wood Bridges, Wetland Conservation Conservation Bridges

Esplanade Lake Club Multiple Span Vehicular Bridge

Discover what defines a vehicular bridge and why York Bridge Concepts’ timber vehicular bridges offer sustainable, load-rated access solutions.

Sullivan Ranch | Orlando Vehicular Bridge – Orlando, Florida

Marketing CoordinatorJune 25, 2025Avenue Collection, Florida, Multiple Span, Vehicular Bridges

Sullivan Ranch Orlando Vehicular Bridge built by York Bridge Concepts in Orlando, FL

Discover how York Bridge Concepts’ 150? Classic Series Orlando vehicular bridge elevates Sullivan Ranch with sustainable style and safe access.

Ashburn Place Pedestrian Bridge – Ashburn, Virginia

Marketing CoordinatorJune 24, 2025Pedestrian Bridges, Repetitive Span, Uncategorized, Virginia

Discover how York Bridge Concepts’ 45-ft Southern Yellow Pine pedestrian bridge unites Ashburn Place trails with timeless mahogany-stained beauty.

Bowman Road Legacy Covered Vehicular Bridge & Pedestrian Section

Marketing CoordinatorJune 19, 2025Avenue Collection, Covered Bridges, Georgia, Vehicular Bridges

Bowman Road covered vehicular bridge sustainably built over environmentally sensitive creek by York Bridge Concepts in Macon, GA

Discover the Legacy Covered Bridge at Longbridge Apartments in Macon, GA—sustainable, stunning access built by York Bridge Concepts.

Cumming City Center Boardwalks

Marketing CoordinatorJune 18, 2025Boardwalks, Bridge Types, Free Span, Georgia, Repetitive Span

Cumming City Center Boardwalk 2 aerial photo in Cumming, Georgia built by York Bridge Concepts

Discover the 2,656’ Cumming City boardwalk by YBC—wetland-friendly timber paths with bump-out piers & night lighting in Georgia.

York Bridge Concepts Makes the Cover of Roads & Bridges Magazine | May/June 2025 Issue

Marketing CoordinatorJune 10, 2025Bridge Education, The LiNK

York Bridge Concepts on the cover of the Roads & Bridges Magazine, May/June 2025 issue

York Bridge Concepts is on the cover of Roads & Bridges Magazine May/June 2025, spotlighting our leadership in sustainable timber bridges.

City Park Boardwalk & Fishing Pier at Settlers Park by York Bridge Concepts

Marketing CoordinatorMay 23, 2025Boardwalks, Multiple Crossings, Multiple Span, Pedestrian Bridges, Repetitive Span, Texas, Vehicular Bridges

A Scenic Legacy York Bridge Concepts Elevates Settler’s Park with Iconic City park Boardwalk in Grapevine, Texas Th City of Grapevine, Texas, known for its rich heritage and vibrant public spaces, just raised the bar for urban park design with its latest project at Settler’s Park. Partnering with York Bridge Concepts (YBC), the city has transformed a tranquil pond into … Read More

Coppera’s Cove City Park Pedestrian Bridges – Copperas Cove, Texas

Marketing CoordinatorMay 19, 2025Free Span, Pedestrian Bridges, Texas

Explore two Legacy Series pedestrian bridges built by York Bridge Concepts at Copperas Cove City Park, surrounding the scenic duck pond.

River Landing’s Covered Vehicular Bridge In North Carolina

Marketing CoordinatorMay 15, 2025Avenue Collection, Covered Bridges, Golf Cart Bridges, Multiple Crossings, North Carolina, Repetitive Span, Uncategorized, Vehicular Bridges

Riverstone of River Landing community covered vehicular bridge in Wallace, NC built by York Bridge Concepts

Through our partnership with River Landing, York Bridge Concepts has helped craft a piece of infrastructure that adds value not just in terms of logistics, but in heart, heritage, and human experience. For those who cross this bridge, whether by car, cart, or camera lens, the journey is always one to remember.