Oakland Airport Connector
Oakland, CA United States | 2014
2015
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CloseThe orange line is the second part of a two phase project known as the South Corridor Project. The Portland light rail is an extensive system that runs east to Gresham, west to Hillsboro, north to PDX airport and the Expo Center, and south to Milwaukie and Clackamas. The PMLR orange line project project covers 7.3 miles from downtown Portland to Milwauikie. Previous lines have all beeen galvanized for corrosion protection and sustainability. The same ornamental rails have been used throughout the entire system. Portland is known for its inclement weather patterns. The light rails heavy pedestrian traffic calls for a coating system that is durable, uniform in appearance, sustainable and maintenance free.
Details
Year Galvanized
2015
Award Class
Newly Complete
Award Sectors
Transportation
Environment
Industrial/Urban
Location
Portland, OR United States
Reasons for Galvanizing
Coating Durability, Corrosion Performance, Prior HDG Experience, Sustainability
Components Galvanized
Ornamental picket, guard rails, building screen panels, bollards, curb inlets, walkway and stair structures, cable rail posts and protective awnings.
Tonnage/Size
HDG: 145
Team Members
Fabricator
Gale Schmidt
A2 Fabrication
Architect
David Evans and Associates
Owner
Stacy and Witbeck
Member Galvanizer(s)
Zinkpower USA - Portland
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