Watch a superstructure go up, method by method. Substructure is complete; each sequence runs the erection cycle from pier table to pavement. Pick a method, or just let it play.
Reading the animations. Orange is temporary — travelers, noses, gantries, falsework and sliding pads all leave when their work is done; concrete tones tell the rest of the story, from dashed formwork through wet grey to cured white. Piers stand on pile caps with bearings paired either side of each centreline, so both span ends are supported, and neighbouring spans keep a small expansion gap. The day counter is schematic but honest about pace: compare D+250 for a balanced cantilever with D+095 for full-span launching and you have the economics of erection in one number.
Span ranges follow the site's Construction Method Selector. Method descriptions cross-checked against VSL Korea's erection-method manual (2007); site photographs from the same manual, credited below each set.