Fun Friday Quiz: Cool Projects In The City Of Los Angeles

The correct answer is "One on each side." This means that there will be a bike lane on both the north and south sides of the new viaduct.

The City of Los Angeles needed to replace the original viaduct due to the deterioration of the structure's concrete. This suggests that the concrete of the viaduct was in poor condition and no longer safe or functional.

The question asks for the one movie that didn't feature the old Sixth Street Viaduct. Out of the given options, only "Wonder Woman" did not feature the old Sixth Street Viaduct. Therefore, "Wonder Woman" is the correct answer.

Leonard Hill donated $1 million to build an arts plaza as part of the park under the new viaduct.

The original Sixth Street Viaduct opened in 1932.

Mayor Eric Garcetti and the Jazz Band from Roosevelt High School starred in a public service announcement during the February 2016 freeway closure that allowed the Bureau of Engineering to remove a section of the viaduct over the 101 Freeway.

Michael Maltzan is the correct answer because he is the architect who designed the new viaduct. The other options, Frank Gehry, Merrill Butler, and Santiago Calatrava, are not relevant to the question and do not pertain to the design of the new viaduct.

The new viaduct will have 23 columns.

The correct answer is 12 acres. This suggests that the park being built underneath the new viaduct will be quite large, covering an area of 12 acres. This implies that there will be ample space for recreational activities, greenery, and possibly various amenities within the park.

One arch was saved from the old viaduct to be reused in the new park.