The old wooden 232 Street Bridge in Maple Ridge, BC needed to be replaced with a new steel girder and precast panel bridge.

This private art museum was a “fast track” project consisting of an all-steel structure featuring in-house design work by Somerset.

Somerset engineered the erection of the structural steel and mechanical machinery for one of the largest bascule leaf bridges in the world.

Somerset designed the erection plan for the new office wing and complex front awning.

Somerset designed temporary steel supports for the facade of the historical Vancouver Club.

KWH performed the erection and field welding of the ramps, judge houses, access staircase and catwalks.

KWH was sub-contracted to erect the roof structure for the Olympic 2010 Speed Skating Oval.

Somerset designed specialized shoring to erect this floating bridge across the Okanagan Lake.

KWH erected this highway bridge using a custom gantry crane designed by Somerset.

Somerset designed the erection plan and erection equipment for this impressive curved steel girder bridge high in the rugged Rocky Mountains of British Columbia.