Pittsburgh Steelers Stadium - Deep Foundations Case Study

- Organization:
- Deep Foundations Institute
- Pages:
- 22
- File Size:
- 1488 KB
- Publication Date:
- Jan 1, 2001
Abstract
In the spring of 1999, construction commenced on the new Steelers Football Stadium in downtown Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. Richard Goettle, Inc. (RGI) was the successful bidder to install the specified augercast piles for the foundation package. Description - Pittsburgh Steelers Stadium The new stadium will house the Pittsburgh Steelers Professional Football Team. It is widely believed that if a team is provided with a modern playing facility, that a winning season will ensue (Not always the case). The new stadium location is on the north side of Pittsburgh on the Ohio River, and just downstream of the confluence of the Monongahela and Allegheny Rivers. The site is west of existing Three Rivers Stadium. The Three Rivers Stadium was built during the late sixties and housed both the Pirates Baseball and Steelers Football Teams. The Public Auditorium Authority elected to replace this outdated stadium with two new stadiums, one for each professional team. The landmark stadium was imploded in February of 2001.
Citation
APA:
(2001) Pittsburgh Steelers Stadium - Deep Foundations Case StudyMLA: Pittsburgh Steelers Stadium - Deep Foundations Case Study. Deep Foundations Institute, 2001.