Sienna Village Project Overview
The Sienna Boardwalk twists along the shoreline of a charming wetland pond nestled just north of Tampa, Florida. The DeceroTM Design Team was inspired by the rich Tuscan-inspired office development featuring iron details, warm hues, and twisting grandfather oaks. The boardwalk’s design is infused with a burnt red, crisp almond, pine green, and pops of black iron throughout embracing walkers with a vibrant glow. Covered gathering spaces are sprinkled amongst the meandering walkway, one featuring a clay tiled roof and custom iron work framing views of lush ferns and a small pond. The Repetitive Span bridge was built utilizing the industry-unique and eco-friendly top down YBC construction method to minimize impacts within the sensitive wetlands.
Professional Testimonial
"Fantastic structures! The attention to detail makes York Bridge construction a cut above the rest. Even after 10 years in Florida's wet humid environment, the bridge is in great shape. The custom iron work is a detail that not only looks great but was also installed with great precision."
– Patrick Tara, P.E., Intera Geoscience & Engineering Solutions
Specifications
- Width:
- 8' plus wideouts & pavilions
- Covered Bridge Length:
- 40'
- Boardwalk Length:
- 1191'
- Height:
- Varies
- Capacity:
- 100 PSF
- Construction:
- Ground Up / Deck Level
- Covered Bridge Span Type:
- Free Span
- Boardwalk Span Type:
- Repetitive Span
- Material:
- CCA Treated Southern Yellow Pine
- Foundation:
- Timber Piles & Abutments (Acrylic/Polymer Coated where exposed)
- Covered Bridge Stringers:
- Glulam Stringers (Acrylic/Polymer Coated where exposed)
- Boardwalk Stringers:
- SYP Rough Sawn (Acrylic/Polymer Coated where exposed)
- Deck System:
- 2-½” Timber Deck
- Covered Bridge Features:
- Wideouts, Integrated Lighting, Aluminum Quatrefoil Casting & Terra Cotta Tiled Roof
- Boardwalk Features:
- Decero™ Metal Picket Design Series Handrails, (2) Covered Pavilions
- Crossing:
- Wetlands
Planning Resources
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