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View more construction progress and other images for this project on the WSDOT Flickr site.Neighborhood side of the installed noise wall near NE Longwood Place.Neighbors chose the Dry Stack Stone pattern for the neighborhood side of Wall 4.
Neighborhood side of the installed noise wall near NE 92nd Street. Neighors chose the Ashlar Stone pattern.Highway side of the installed noise wall near NE 92nd Street. Crews are completing the finishing touches now that the panels are installed.
The noise wall panels are delivered on large delivery trucks to the site. A large crane lifts a panel from the truck.The crane lifts the panel from the delivery truck and up and over existing trees to the installation site.The crane lowers the panel to a waiting crew.A crew steadies a noise wall panel and lowers it onto the recently constructed foundation.The panel is secured to the foundation. A crew prepares for the next panel to arrive.
The work zone for Wall 3 between homes and the exit to N 80th Street.Construction workers use a drill to make a shaft for the noise wall foundation.A crew lowers a rebar cage into a newly drilled shaft.Concrete workers fill shafts and set the rebar cages in place.A completed concrete foundation with bolts to anchor the noise wall panels.