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Sumit Singhal
Sumit Singhal loves modern architecture. He comes from a family of builders who have built more than 20 projects in the last ten years near Delhi in India. He has recently started writing about the architectural projects that catch his imagination. Water at-traction in Paris, France by bureau faceBDecember 11th, 2012 by Sumit Singhal
Article source: bureau faceB New structure for new uses : a pedestrian bridge to stroll along the water It’s in the heart of the city. One of its major attraction. However, you can barely feel it. Maybe on a boat, a little bit on bridges, anyway without intimacy. On the contrary La Seine has to be seen as an out of time place, telling you stories and History. A link through time and space: the water attraction.  Image Courtesy François Marcuz
 Location : Image Courtesy bureau faceB This new bridge has to be seen as a light stroke, a thin roadway flirting with the water. Instead of using traditional technics based on compression, it uses a new design, using the potential of traction. Steel cables, strung between the banks by springs, generate a mesh on which concrete beads are threaded.  Concept : Image Courtesy bureau faceB This fluent area enables new uses. The crossing can be done in two ways. Through a \”perilous\” one: the very narrow deck gives the feeling of an Himalayan footbridge. Through a space for strolling: the generous space near the water allows to sit, to rest quietly, having lunch, enjoying the proximity of the river and offering a unique perspective on Paris..  Details : Image Courtesy bureau faceB  Section : Image Courtesy bureau faceB  Structure Scheme : Image Courtesy bureau faceB  Master Plan : Image Courtesy bureau faceB
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