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Error processing SSI file Structures Design Office - 17th Street Causeway Carina Piers (named after the Latin word "Carina" for the delta-shaped keel of a boat.) Carina Pier Advantages: - Lighter visual impression as compared to conventional bascule piers. - Reduced Bascule Span Length because of the need to build behind existing bascule bridge foundation resulting in:                1. Reduction of Counterweight                2. Saving of Machinery and Electrical Equipment - Larger Transverse Openings - By nestling the Counterweight within the Carina Pier, Approach Span Connections are simplified. - Unique Element - Improved Span Proportions Phase 1 Carina Pier Pouring Sequence View Looking South at Carina Pier #6 Center Leg (Phase 1) Reinforcing Cage being lowered into form located in cofferdam. View Looking North at Carina Pier #6 outer leg. (Phase 1) View Looking North at Carina Pier #6 outer pier leg. (Phase 1) View Looking North at Carina Pier #6 outer leg. (Phase 1) View Looking North at Carina Pier #7 outer pier leg. (Phase 1) Shop Assembly of the back half of the Main Box Girder to be used in the Phase 1 Bascule Leaf. View Looking East at Carina Pier #6. View shows temporary tower that will support Progressive Cantilever. View Looking East at Carina Pier #7 (Phase 1) View Looking North from Existing Deck Level. View Looking West at Carina Pier #6 (Phase 1) Top Surface at Machinery Room Level. View Looking North from existing deck at Phase 1 Carina Pier. View looking east at Phase 1 Carina Pier 6 showing segmental approach pier connection. Phase 1 Carina Pier 6 During Bascule .span erection. Phase 1 Carina Pier 6 bascule span erection and temporary shoring. View looking southeast showing temporary Dutch bascule in background & phase I new bridge in foreground. Phase 1 bascule leaf at Carina Pier 6 with exodermic deck spanning between transverse floor beams. Counter weight nested in the Carina Pier. Overview of Carina Pier 6 and bascule leaf.