Construction to begin on pedestrian bridge near Reston Town Center

Construction will begin this week on a pedestrian bridge over the Washington & Old Dominion Trail at Reston Town Center (courtesy Boston Properties)

Construction on a new pedestrian bridge in Reston Town Center will begin this week.

According to the town center, the bridge will cross over the Washington & Old Dominion Trail, which passes by the town center south of Bluemont Way.

It will provide a link between Reston Town Center and the nearby Metro station, “while significantly increasing the safety of those who utilize the trail,” a press release says.

Boston Properties (BXP), which owns the town center, expects that construction will result in some detours.

“A short diversion off the trail around the construction will be implemented in January and will be in place for the duration of the project,” Reston Town Center said in the press release. “In late winter, a portion of the trail will be closed for a short period of time requiring an additional detour.”

Reston Town Center didn’t address follow-up questions about the project, including exactly where the bridge will be located.

The bridge is being built by the contractor Clark Construction. Work is expected to wrap up around late spring or early summer of 2024.

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