The 3rd Bosphorus Bridge has the highest concrete bridge piers in the world, and will eventually connect the European and Asian continents after its completion in 2015.

3rd Bosphorus Bridge, Turkey
Istanbul, Turkey

Third and largest Bosphorus bridge with a unique pylon cross-section.
Suspension bridge supported by two A-shaped pylons which are amongst the highest in the world.
With the highest concrete bridge piers worldwide, it connects the European and Asian continents.

Construction: suspension bridge
Pylon height: 322 m
Span: 1.408 m
Width: 59 m (with 8 vehicle lanes and 2 railway lines)



General Contractor
ICA – Consortium IC Içtas / Astaldi

Shell Construction Contractor
Hyundai Engineering & Construction / SK Engineering & Construction J. V.

Location
Main Application
Civil Engineering

The Project

Impressions from the project process

Project Information

3rd Bosphorus Bridge, Samet Seyhan, Construction Manager (ICA) and Evans Baek, Deputy Project Manager (Hyundai/SK)
3rd Bosphorus Bridge, Samet Seyhan, Construction Manager (ICA) and Evans Baek, Deputy Project Manager (Hyundai/SK)
Samet Seyhan | Evans Baek
Construction Manager (ICA) | Deputy Project Manager (Hyundai/SK)
The pylons of the 3rd Bosphorus Bridge are unique and extremely complicated due to the inclined conical shape and the numerous embedded items. PERI ACS system was the right decision for this one of a kind bridge project because of the huge experience of PERI. Getting a competent and comprehensive support inside our tight schedule and providing completely safe working platforms at all levels and at any height was other positive aspects of PERI ACS system.

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The 3rd Bosphorus Bridge has the highest concrete bridge piers in the world, and will eventually connect the European and Asian continents after its completion in 2015.
The 3rd Bosphorus Bridge has the highest concrete bridge piers in the world, and will eventually connect the European and Asian continents after its completion in 2015.