Lazarev bridge

Lazarevsky bridge passes through Malaya Nevka in the city of St. Petersburg, is located in the alignment of Pioneerskaya Street. The first name in 1947 - Koltovsky Bridge, from the area of Koltovsky. Engineer of the Koltovsky Bridge in Blazhevich, and in 1952 the bridge was renamed Lazarevsky. The name was given in honor of Admiral Lazarev M.P., at the same time there was a renaming of the embankment of Koltovskaya in the embankment of Admiral Lazarev.

The bridge connected Krestovsky Island and Petrogradsky. Before the first reconstruction, the Lazarevsky bridge was 11-span, the construction was metal, beam, and the central span was a drawable one. However, the supports of the bridge were made of wood and wood. The total length of the bridge is 140 meters, and the width is 11.3 meters.

In the summer of 2008, the complete reconstruction and dismantling of the wooden Lazarevsky bridge began, after which the bridge had a single-span design and became a cable-stayed transport and pedestrian bridge. Nearby, in the Seaside Park, a transport ring for trams. In May 2009, the bridge was opened to pedestrians and traffic. There are many differences from the old bridge. The main one is a completely new cable-stayed bridge in 4 lanes, 163 meters long. The budget of this project was 1.2 billion rubles, which exceeded the originally calculated cost. Engineers of the bridge: I. E. Serebrennikov, A. A. Stanevich, Yu. Krylov, T. Y. Gurevich, L. A. Kudryavtseva, M. V. Duba, A. E. Goryunov.