Posts tagged Bridge

Pont de Singe Art Installation by Olivier Grossetête

Bridge floating over a pond, suspended by a trio of surreally inspired giant white balloons. Located in the Japanese Garden at Tatton Park in England for the Tatton Park Biennial.

A Bridge in Paris Project by Atelier Zundel Cristea

“An inflatable bridge equipped with giant trampolines, dedicated to the joyful release from gravity as one bounces above the river.”

Rainbow Bridge, Xiying, China

Amstel Loop Iconic Pedestrian Bridge, Amsterdam

The bridge designed by Evgeni Leonov Architects is a structure built to span physical obstacles such as a body of water, for the purpose of providing passage over the obstacle. It is designed for pedestrians and cyclists, rather than vehicular traffic. Footbridges complement the landscape and can be used decoratively to visually link two distinct areas or to signal a transaction. Footbridges can be both functional and beautiful works of art and sculpture in there own right as seen in some of the most visited countries around world.

A distinctive feature of this project is to create a vertical emphasis, while the other proposals offered horizontal solutions. Due to the vertical emphasis, the bridge can be seen from different points of view and could become the dominant symbol and this part of town. The main advantage of the project is an observation deck, located on the top of the loop. Amstel River and the prospect of the bay overlooks from the observation deck.

Cafe-observation deck is located at the top. Construction – steel truss in the shape of the loop. Covered path will protect pedestrians from rain and snow. There are two options – to go straight to the other side, or go upstairs and then go to the other side. The observation deck and cafe are available for people with disabilities.

Misconceivable by Erwin Wurm

The Living Bridge Project, Denmark

Designed to connect the two shores of the Limfjord seaway in Denmark, the project explores the structural, experiential and functional variability of bridges through use of parametric tools