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49 BRIDGES, TOWERS AND WORKS / BOYLE HEIGHTS / ARTS DISTRICT, LOS ANGELES

Sixth Street Viaduct

A ribbon of glowing arches that replaced a crumbling concrete icon. The original 1932 bridge was eaten from inside by a chemical reaction in its concrete; its 3,500-foot replacement with paired arches became an instant civic landmark.

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WhereSixth Street over the Los Angeles River, Boyle Heights / Arts District, Los Angeles
Built2022 (replacement opened); 1932 (original)
Architect or builderMichael Maltzan with HNTB
KindBridges, towers and works
Statusstanding
Visitingpublic
From El Segundo City Hall13.5 miles, straight line
Coordinates34.03806, -118.22694

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Sixth Street Viaduct. elsegundo.xyz Architecture, checked Nov 3, 2026. https://elsegundo.xyz/architecture/sixth-street-viaduct/

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